[stevemaser]

So, we got a copy of Vista Enterprise here (finally.)

First thing I did was start playing with my "unattend.xml" file on my laptop and running sysprep against it to see how it runs.

However, after running sysprep with no problems 3 times, when I tried to run it the *4th* time, I got a "fatal error" message.

I thought sysprep could be run an unlimited amount of times in "Enterprise"?

Am I missing something?

[stevemaser]

think I found it:

http://support.micro...kb/929828/en-us


What a PITA...

[MAVERICKS CHOICE]

At least theres a workaround.

[tap52384]

This may be a silly question but does Enterprise have Solitaire or any other Microsoft Games? What about Media Center? Is that included?

[joll69]

tap52384, on Jan 18 2007, 02:17 PM, said:

This may be a silly question but does Enterprise have Solitaire or any other Microsoft Games? What about Media Center? Is that included?

i think the games are included, but i dont have a copy to verify that...and no, media center is only in home premium and ultimate, as i understand it...

This post has been edited by joll69: 18 January 2007 - 08:25 PM

[fizban2]

enterprise has games becasue the base wim has games in it, and no joll69 is right that media center extensions are not part of the Enterprise version

[cluberti]

Only Home Premium and Ultimate have Windows Media Center, and not all versions come with the base games package. Also note that only Business, Enterprise, and Ultimate allow non-solicited RDP connections. Attached is a pretty good rundown of the differences between all versions, as an Excel 2003 XML file.

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