Thanks for the help.

After replace the motherboard you will appears this error message

Machine is not in committed state ”

you can remove this error msg following steps

1) download this this tool crate a bootable usb drive floppy drive

http://www.directsoftwaredownload.com/AMTBRANDTOOL.html

2) then create a bootable usb pen drive or
floppy disk and run when your booting
your note book

3) now its very easy to remove in the dos
mode,

4) in the dos mode press dir then you will
be able to see more types of tools and
exes.

5) now you can see BRAND.bat, Run this
tool and follow the instructions properly ..

6) after you run this it will
automatically restart.. then you want be
able to see that error msg
thank you..

Good post bro, and yes, isn’t it cool that Microsoft’s Account Lockout Tool is so helpful.

By the way, speaking of free AD tools, I run a community blog on Free Active Directory Reporting Tools and I thought I’d share it with you.

Feel free to stop by and check it out – perhaps you’ll find a tool that you may not know of, or you might find that there’s a tool that I’ve yet to cover (in which case just let me know.)

Just trying to help, so appreciate the support.

Thanks,
Marc

It seemed that the solution with the Acer machine was to update the driver for the NIC. Unfortunately we didn’t get to try the update on this machine before it was decommisioned and its owner got a new machine. I still have the HP 1100, I’ll see if I can get it to throw the TKIP error on the WESM again, and see if a driver update sorts it out

Cheers,

Greg

Did you ever find a solution to your machine that was causing a MIC check failure, other than disabling them from the wireless network.
We have two laptops here that are causing us the same problem with a HP WESM

Paul Mellors
Hillarys Blinds