Ris install stops when try to join domain

[Martin H]

Hi, I have problem to run RIS on a laptop with via lan card.
The install stops after the install restart the computer and when it says 30
minutes left of the installation.
It says like: You cant join the domain, do you want to continue without or
go back...
Does any body now wath cause this? I have done the : How to Add Third-Party
OEM Network Adapters to RIS Installations

Please let me know if you know any thing about this...
Thanks /Martin

 

[Daniel Chang [MSFT]]

Please post the exact text of the error message. "It says like: You cant
join the domain, do you want to continue without or go back..." doesn't
really tell us much.

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: Hi, I have problem to run RIS on a laptop with via lan card.
: The install stops after the install restart the computer and when it says
30
: minutes left of the installation.
: It says like: You cant join the domain, do you want to continue without or
: go back...
: Does any body now wath cause this? I have done the : How to Add
Third-Party
: OEM Network Adapters to RIS Installations
:
: Please let me know if you know any thing about this...
: Thanks /Martin
:
:

 

[Martin H]

The problem is: Im running the Swedish installation, so I can't give you the
exact text - sorry!
/Martin