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  1. ...This stumped me for too long... Running the command: net use P: \\Desktop1\MyShare MyPassword /user:MyUser kept returning this: System error 1312 has occured. A specified logon session does not exist. It may already have been terminated. ?? The correct way to do it... net use P: \\Desktop1\MyShare MyPassword /user:Desktop1\MyUser Provide the logon server and the username to the /user command... Im sure 99% of ya knew this already...
  2. Hey guys, I have WinPE installed on the C: partition where the installation source for Win2k/RedHat is also held and an Unattended Win2k install is being kicked off from(well at least the GUI part). Using diskpart, I have created a 3Gb D: partition where I want to install Win2K to, fully automated. From our old DOS days, using winnt.exe you can provide the desitation partition using the "/T" switch but I cant seem to work out how do this via winnt32.exe (as Im running this from WinPE rather than DOS now). Appreciate any help, Darren.
  3. Hello guys, Im still having issues with adding in NIC drivers for the Dell GX260/270 (Intel PRO/1000 MT) - Each time I boot to WinPE, it tells me the driver is unsigned and I have to click on "Yes" to get factory to use it. Is there anybody that has been able to get this working?? Its driving me up the wall now so I'd appreciate anybodys help with this. Darren.
  4. Ok, so can anyone tell me where I can get Intel PRO/1000 MT Drivers (in a Dell GX260/270) that are signed against XP SP1? Darren
  5. Ok, so, I dont use BartPE but Im assuming that the behavour of PeNetCfg is the same as on WinPE. Firstly, Are you starting network support (via factory command) before you run penetcfg -UseProfile:...??? If so, check this out under the examples in the readme.txt that comes with penetcfg: Daz.
  6. I used vnc-4_1_1-x86_win32 from www.realvnc.com to achieve this. You are basically after the following files from the installer: logmessages.dll unins000.dll (not really required) unins000.exe (not really required) vncconfig.exe vncviewer.exe (only req. if you want to remote control other desktops) winvnc4.exe wm_hooks.dll You can get these files by simply installing VNC on an XP desktop and making a copy of the RealVNC\VNC4 dir. I created the dir C:\MININT\RealVNC\VNC4 and staged the above files in this dir. Now boot to WinPE and install the winvnc service: C:\MININT\RealVNC\VNC4\winvnc4.exe -register Now set a password for your WinVNC install: C:\MININT\RealVNC\VNC4\vncconfig.exe As the password is held (in encrypted format) in the registry, we need to save this setting for later use (as all changes to the reg are non-persistant due to the registry being held in memory when in WinPE). Using regedit, export the following key: HKLM\SOFTWARE\RealVNC\WinVNC4 Save it as C:\MININT\RealVNC\VNC4\vncpwd.reg Your exported file should look something like this: REGEDIT4 [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\RealVNC\WinVNC4] "Password"=hex:HEXVALUE "QueryConnect"=dword:00000000 "QueryOnlyIfLoggedOn"=dword:00000000 "ReverseSecurityTypes"="None" "SecurityTypes"="VncAuth" Now add the following lines to your startnet.cmd *AFTER YOU HAVE STARTED NETWORKING!* C:\MININT\RealVNC\VNC4\Winvnc4.exe -register regedit /s C:\MININT\RealVNC\VNC4\vncpwd.reg C:\MININT\RealVNC\VNC4\Winvnc4.exe -start And thats it! Im sure people who are more clever than me can work out what reg entires the VNC service requires and add them to the setupreg.hiv/winpe*.inf files, but it works. Daz.
  7. Hey! Does anybody know how to set Driver Signing to Ignore rather than the default of Warn? I have changed the HIVESFT.INF: "HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing",,0x00000010 to "HKLM,"SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing",,0x00000000 and rebuilt the PE install. Verfied using regedit while in WinPE that the value of HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Driver Signing is set to 00 when when I start networking via the factory command, it always prompts me to install an unsigned driver. Saw this in the setapi.log: #E412 Permachine codesigning policy settings appear to have been tampered with. Error 13: The data is invalid. #W415 Codesigning policy database resynchronized to default values. #W413 Default of 1 restored to "Policy" value under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Microsoft\Driver Signing. After doing some searching, found this MS KB article that states that it will detect that this value has been altered and reset it - KB298503 Anyone know how to disable Driver Signing in WinPE without having to mess with a group policy? Darren
  8. Hey Guys/Girls. First off I'd like to thank all that have posted such useful information on this forum - huge help So, im using WinPE 2004 and Im building the image using an XP install with SP2 slistreamed into the source. Running the following to create the WinPE image: MKIMG.CMD ..\XP_SP2 C:\MININT /NOWF /PNP Once this has completed, I inject the NIC card driver(s) into the WinPE image using: drvinst.exe /inf:\WINPE\NICDrivers\GX270_NIC /inject:C:\MININT Minor changes have been made to setreg.hiv, and EXTRA.INF to support 16 bit apps. Startnet.cmd looks like this: set temp=X:\TEMP set tmp=X:\TEMP %SystemRoot%\system32\instdrvw PMEMNT %SystemRoot%\pmemnt.sys regsvr32 /s netcfgx.dll factory -minint netcfg -v -winpe net start dhcp net start nla So not rocket science going on here - However, ~10 seconds after the "factory -minint" command runs, the desktop locks up. Requires a hard reboot. Ive tried manually running factory -winpe, as it shows a GUI detailing each task its performing - it always locks up on "Starting Networking". Some more info: 1. WinPE will not run from a CD but will be installed on a hidden partition 2. Tested on both a Dell GX260 and GX270 - Same issue on both. 3. Network drivers downloaded from Dell and injected. Any idea what Im doing wrong here and why the desktop is locking up? Any suggestions welcome! Darren.
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