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I totally agree with the above statement. I think David would have been a much much better choice. He was far more charismatic and a better speaker and had alot of flair. As it turns out Labour will need to look for another leader soon.

I am being serious...

If, there is no other parties that you align to vote for, then why can't you be brave enough and stand for the election. .

So in other words, you would let bigger evil win by not voting the lesser evil? I am sorry your argument is weak. There are numerous parties with various manifestos that you can say they are closer to your political beliefs.

For me people who don't vote, they should not complain about the system and how things are run.... They have no right to do so.

is there a reason you would not re-iamge the PC?

Harry is no where to be seen now that he has got his issue sorted. next time he will have to sign a contract to disclose the solution before he gets any answers on here.

He is not telling you... you will have to pay him..hehe

Please have a a look at the following link: http://www.edugeek.net/forums/windows-7/127333-windows-7-pcs-stuck-please-wait.html

If you have a look at the console on the client machine you will see it is called "Verbose vs normal status messages"

Yeah, jamo I did update the sharedeployment after injecting the drivers. However I did not add the image to WDS. I will try that and let you guys know

Thanks Jamo I will investigate further on that one... When you say rebuilding of PXE boot image what do you mean? Can you tell me little more please.

Hi everyone, I have captured an image using MDT2010 Litetouch however, I am getting the following error when deploying the image: A Connection to the deployment share (\\Server\DeploymentShare$) could not be made. The following networking device did not have a driver installed. PCI\VEN_8086 ... .. I injected the network driver in workbench with original driver CD that came with Stone PC. My feeling is that the driver is not WinPE compatible. If anyone knows about the solution that would be greatly appreciated.

This can be done locally on PC or via GPO console. Enable Computer Configuration » Administrative Templates » System » Verbose vs normal status message

We found that if you unplug the network cable it gets to the logon screen OK but as soon you plug it back it gets stuck. We have enabled the verbose message in GPO and that seems to suggests its getting stuck at software installation however, that only happens when you use pupils logon credentials it does not happen with administrator credentials. We have Dell PCs. Really frustrating...