It just doesn't make sense to me on how it gets there. I double checked my images just to be sure and that program is definitely not there when I capture the wim file, but it somehow gets added in while imaging. Also, I have noticed that after I image a computer (and get the error message again), I noticed that "ATK0100 ACPI Utility" had also been installed and listed under Add/Remove Programs. I created my image using VMWare (which is what I usually do) and it did not present this problem before I captured it. However, when I went to image a computer (or any other computer or VM for that matter), I now get an error that pops up for every user saying "Can't Open ACPI ATK0100 kernel Mode Driver." You can click OK and everything is fine after that until you reboot it again and you have to hit OK again. But, you still need the system software and drivers from Toshiba. If the system is messed up you may need to do a clean install and start over. As far as I know ACPI/ATK0100 is from Asus and not from Toshiba. And Asus software will not work on your Toshiba.
I am updating our Windows 7 Pro image for this coming school year and I thought that I had it all finished a few days ago as I was capturing my final image as a custom wim file. The system software and drivers are not on the Win 7 DVD. Ok, so I have kind of a weird one that I am just at a loss on how to fix.
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