Patching the signature check and clearing the VSCache folder seems it finally loaded a unsigned theme.
I do not know about others but after installing windows 8 cp on main partition, dual partition, and vhd; I will be avoiding this till the time this becomes RC or RTM. Or I am willing to go only with windows 8 from beta all the way to RTM. The main problem is the chkdsk errors a lot of times when I boot into windows 7. This has happened in all three types of installs and chkdsk has not found errors. Although chkdsk does not require deleting partitions, this has given me a lot of headaches, and to remove all signs of WCP, I have had to delete all the internal hard disks (4), then restore my acronis windows 7 image, recreate partitions, and then move the data back to the hard disks. Anyone else has had this problem and what is the solution. I am more confident that windows 8 is the only system on both laptop and desktop and all hard disks (external and internal) are normalised with win 8, this chkdsk problem may not occur.
I too had the chkdsk problem on an xp-cp dual booter. No errors are found but both OS's wanted to chkdsk on almost every reboot, most annoying. I finally gave up and got rid of xp on this particular machine, now the problem is gone.
Can I PM you say after 1 week to find out if chkdsk has recurred if your sole OS is win cp. I am keen to give wcp a go but this problem and the hassle of chkdsk has made me very wary of dual booting 7 and WCP. If I go with wcp only, I think I may have to go with wcp on both desktop and laptop (main usage is desktop and laptop data is usually sourced from desktop thru syncback/external disks).
i got an email from intel, they don't plan to release a beta driver because it is still a customer preview
if you want to stop this annoying CHKDSK message at every startup, open registry editor then locate this key: Code: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CURRENTCONTROLSET\CONTROL\Session Manager in the right pane, double click "BootExecute" in the "Value Data" field remove the existing entry then put this: Code: autocheck autochk /k:C * you can change the letter C with the appropriate drive letter where the problem occur
True but we can use wordpad and paint from vista. I also came across following little app which disables ribbon in windows 8 cp explorer without breaking paint and wordpad: hxxp://winaero.com/download.php?view.18
Well idk if anyone care but a little bug when opening taskmgr and UAC comes up press no and you will get the old taskmgr