Backup and Restore image fails 3TB Advanced Format Drive Windows 7-32 SP1

Windows native backp fails to create an System Image, or a Complete PC Backup.
This occurs in Windows 7, 64 bit Professional, Windows 7, 32bit Ultimate, Windows Vista Business, 32 bit. It occurs in 6 different computers I've tried. All the backup drives are 3TB. I have tried Seagte USB and Hitachi USB drives. 4 of them. The Windows
7 Ultimate, 32bit machine has SP1. All operating systems are using the current Service Packs, and all of the MS Updates including all of the recommended harware drivers. All of the systems are using the latest BIOS, firmware and OEM drivers as well.
It looks like the issue may be causes by a deficiency in Windows related to the Advanced Format drive spec. All of the computers that qualified had the AF hotfix applied; Advanced Format Drives 512e 4k, Vista
and 2008 - KB2470478, Windows 7, and 2008 R2 KB982018
Error messages follow:
The Backup Failed.
Error message: One of the backup files could not be created. (0x8078002A)
The request could not be perfomed because of an I/O error. (0x8007045D)
This deficiency seems to apply across the board to different hardware manufacturers of external hard drives.
From what I have heard, Western Digital may have a format utility that addresses this issue, but only for WD drives.
Help.

Hi David,
Did you have found any error message?
Check if all the files have been created on the hard drive.
Check the Volume shadow copy service in services window. To check follow these steps:
i.                   
Click Start and type services.msc in the search box
ii.                 
Search for the Volume shadow copy service
Make sure the start- up type is automatic.  Steps to set the services to automatic
i.                   
Search for the service
ii.                 
Right click on the service
iii.               
If the service is stopped then Start the service
iv.                
Select Properties
v.                  
And in the Start-up type select Automatic
 This is the most definitive answer I can find so am taking this as the answer.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/windowsbackup/thread/889b01be-d333-4fc7-b005-e12b7b236ad7
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsbackup/thread/444e8ea2-6417-45dc-83d4-f5ae45bbaa02
Thanks,
Jeff
如果您对我们的论坛在线支持服务有任何的意见或建议,请通过邮件告诉我们。
立刻免费下载 
TechNet
论坛好帮手

Similar Messages

  • Backup and restoring itunes library from external hard drive?

    is there a way to backup and restore my itunes library to external hard drive and not through the internal itunes backup utility cos i have over 20gbs of music and i want to keep my album art and renamed songs etc. because i will be reformating my pc and dont want to go through painful task of manually adding stuff again.

    Try this...
    *Fast backup for iTunes library (Windows Only)*
    Grab SyncToy 2.0, a free tool from MS. Use it to create a backup copy of your iTunes library & any other media folders onto another hard drive or network share. After making the initial backup copy use SyncToy to periodically synchronise the backup copy with your library and only the changed files will be copied saving lots of time.
    When the time comes to reformat your PC, do a final sync, then open iTunes & deauthorise the PC, reformat & rebuild Windows, copy the backup folders back to the same location as they were previously, install iTunes and it should all work perfectly.
    tt2

  • Solaris9 Backup and restore

    Hi
    I want to backup the entire file systems of Solaris9 server to a single tape. I also want to restore it when its is required.
    The backup drive is connected to a remote machine and proper access is there.
    Which is the best way ie., ufsdump, cpio,......... to do this and what is the exact syntax to do backup and restore.
    Thanks in advance
    Ashraf.

    Perhaps you might monitor this other discussion thread from the Solaris 9 forum:
    http://swforum.sun.com/jive/thread.jspa?threadID=94883&tstart=0
    It is still a work-in-progress, with no final resolution.

  • How do you backup and restore Boot Camp?

    I thought I'd drop by and ask my perenial question: How do you backup and restore Boot Camp?
    I'm running Windows 7 if it matters, on a MBPn 17 2010 core-i7 and my daughter will soon be running on a MBP 13 2011 core-i7.
    I'm currently using SuperDuper! and Time Machine for the Mac side, and am backing up using Disk Utility capturing the entire Win7 partition but have no confidence that it will work if I restore it.
    What does everyone here use, and have you successfully restored your Windows 7 environment?

    For me, Paragon Hard Disk Manager Suite 2011.
    It contains Clone OS and other tools, for $49.
    I'm not sure Paragon Backup is "Apple Boot Camp" friendly or not.
    All available Paragon Hard Disk Management technologies are available in onesuite.
    Hard Disk Manager Suite 2011
    While lack of mention of Apple Boot Camp in System Backup may not be an issue, I have never used it. Paragon also has volume snapshot and other Mac OS tools - but then they are not all offered in a Suite to provide NTFS, HFS, Mac repair, etc.
    System Backup PARAGON
    Top 10 Apple Articles| Paragon Software Blog Apple Tips and Tricks
    Lion will have to modify the partition tables to add its own Windows 7-ish system recovery partition, so I would definitely get a good backup strategy in place - and tested - ahead of time. Contrary to the "shouldn't have any impact" I always see an impact, and also re-initialize drives when a new OS comes out (though maybe wait for the .2 release).

  • HT4528 My apps store will not go online with verizon network, but on wifi it works. I am on an iphone 4, verizon.  I tried to do a complete, backup and restore on the phone 1 day before i noticed this problem,  The backup finished the RESTORE would fail c

    My apps store will not go online with verizon network, but on wifi it works. I am on an iphone 4, verizon.  I tried to do a complete, backup and restore on the phone 1 day before i noticed this problem,  The backup finished but the RESTORE would fail I had an error, could not access Apple server ( some server name I cant remember).
    I have plenty of space available on the iphone,
    8gb free,
    ios version- 6.1.3 ( 10B329)
    carrier - Verizon 14.0
    Modem Firmware - 3.0.04
    Can someone help.
    I tried doing my backup restore on the same computer as I once did a year ago. and THis time I cant do the restore on the iphone.
    computer osx is 10.5.8
    itunes version 10.
    I do not wish to go to ios 7 at this time.

    Settings > General > Reset > Reset Network Settings.
    Basic troubleshooting is reset, restart, restore (first from backup then as new).  Try each of these in order until the issue is resolved.
    If the issue continues, contact the carrier to troubleshoot the network connectivity issues.

  • Windows 7 professional backup and restore stop working after installation of acronis true image 2010

    HI,
    windows 7 professional backup and restore stop working after installation of acronis true image 2010. it generates a error code 0x81000019. please help.
    thanks
    Song

    Sankalp,
    I too have the error 0x81000033 when running the full system image backup.  I could not assign a drive letter to my 100mb drive with the Disk Management.  So, I went into the diskpart and ran the following commands:
    diskpart
    list disk
    DISKPART> list par
      Partition ###  Type              Size     Offset
      Partition 1    System             100 MB  1024 KB           ( 78.2 of 96.0MB free )
      Partition 2    Reserved           128 MB   101 MB
      Partition 3    Primary             73 GB   229 MB
      Partition 4    Recovery           423 MB    74 GB
    sel dis 0
    list par
    select partition 1
    assign letter=q
    fsutil usn queryjournal q:
    fsutil usn deletejournal /D q:
    After diskpart, I opened the "My Computer" and see that I have 78.2 of 96.0MB free.  Despite that, I ran these commands on the new q: drive:
    C:\Windows\System32>q:
    Q:\>fsutil usn queryjournal q:
    Error:  The parameter is incorrect.
    The FSUTIL utility requires a local NTFS volume.
    Q:\>fsutil usn deletejournal /D q:
    Error:  The parameter is incorrect.
    The FSUTIL utility requires a local NTFS volume.
    Q:\>
    Any help is appreciated.

  • Recovering Windows 7 with advanced format drive failes without SP1

    I have a dv6-2150us and the hard drive failed.  I acquired a new drive and ran recovery disks.  Unfortunately many features do not work correctly on an advanced format drive in Windows 7 without SP1.  The key feature is Windows update does not work which prevents me from upgrading to SP1.  I tried many fixes to Windows update and downloaded SP1 from Microsoft's site, but they all fail to install because update fails to run.
    Any advice?  I tried to install a fresh ISO of Windows 7 SP1 which works fine, but I would rather not pay for an OS I already own.  My Windows license key doesn't work with the Windows 7 SP1 install.
    This question was solved.
    View Solution.

    dv6guy,
    Did the HP Recovery Discs actually fail to install??? Does the recovered install fail to boot completely or correctly. Or does the recovered install not only have isues with Windows update and/or other software???
    If the recovery completes and you can enter Windows please try to use ABR Beta With Windows 7 Support to backup the installed HP OEM SLP key and HP OEM SLP certificate. Once you have these, save the complete ABR folder to an external location, like a USB stick. Next, install Windows 7 SP1 from your fresh ISO. Do not enter a product key when requested and do not allow Windows to try to activate the computer. Now, restore the key and certificate to your fresh Windows 7 SP1 install. Verify that Windows is activated. Post back and let us know if this succeeded or failed
    Please see this forum thread entitled How to Install Windows 7 Without the Disc for more on the subject.
    Please send KUDOs
    Frank
    {------------ Please click the "White Kudos" Thumbs Up to say THANKS for helping.
    Please click the "Accept As Solution" on my post, if my assistance has solved your issue. ------------V
    This is a user supported forum. I am a volunteer and I don't work for HP.
    HP 15t-j100 (on loan from HP)
    HP 13 Split x2 (on loan from HP)
    HP Slate8 Pro (on loan from HP)
    HP a1632x - Windows 7, 4GB RAM, AMD Radeon HD 6450
    HP p6130y - Windows 7, 8GB RAM, AMD Radeon HD 6450
    HP p6320y - Windows 7, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GT 240
    HP p7-1026 - Windows 7, 6GB RAM, AMD Radeon HD 6450
    HP p6787c - Windows 7, 8GB RAM, NVIDIA GT 240

  • Has anyone sucessfully used the new Winclone 3.2 to backup and restore  Bootcamp partittion with Windows 7 Ultimate on MBP with Lion 10.7.3?

    Bought late 2011 MBP 17" with Bootcamp partition (Windows 7 Ultimate) and Lion OS 10.7.3
    I am trying to make a backup of Bootcamp partition before I start using my laptop but it proves to be a difficult task.
    I don’t have any installation disk for Windows 7 and I am afraid that, if a disaster strikes and I loose the HDD, my copy of Windows will be gone. 
    The only way to restore Windows partition according to what I read so far is to do the following:
    • Use Windows to backup data from BootCamp Partition
    • Reinstall OS Lion formatting full hard drive in the process
    • Use BootCamp Assistant to create BootCamp partition
    • Install Windows 7 on bootcamp partion
    • Use Windows 7 to restore data from backup file created in the first step
    The only problem is that I don't any image or disk to re-install Windows 7. With Windows 7 I can create only 'repair disk' (for what it is worth) or system image but according to other users it would format the whole drive including OS Lion partition when reinstalling
    Winclone 3.2 seems like the answer to my prayers but would like to hear from the users if it worked for them (most imprtantly, did the restore work?). 

    Got the response from Winclone regarding my confusion in step 18 of the procedure to create bootcamp backup.  The message displayed on the screenshot under step 18 can be ignored.  It refers to creating a Windows partition using Boot Camp Assistant but in fact this partition has already been created in earlier steps using Disk Utility. 
    I bought Winclone 3.3 as it promises to make backup and restore of Bootcamp partition with Windows 7 on it really easy, the steps to do this task are easy and well documented, and the owner of the program was very prompt responding to my queries.
    I performed the following as an insurance against disaster prior to creating Winclone image:
    Since my Windows 7 came pre-installed but without any installation disk I used Windows 7 to create 'Windows 7 system image' . From what I read on forums the system image created using Windows 7 apparently can't be used to easily restore Boot Camp partition (as it wipes out OS X in the process).  I created this image as a last resort backup rescue - some users reported that it can be used to recover Windows but the process is painful and involve a number of steps, swapping hard drives, and paid software to assist in the process.  I did not bother to make notes on this process - thanks to Winclone I am not suppose to need this backup if everything works as promised
    I also created 'Windows 7 repair disk' prior to running Winclone.  Not sure what the value of it will be but again, this is something I did just in case I need it in the future
    Then I installed Winclone 3.3 and created Windows 7 Ultimate Boot Camp image without any problems (on MBP running Lion 10.7.4).  My Winclone image file of 150GB Windows 7 Boot Camp partition prior to installing any programs and without any data on it ended up being nearly 8GB (saved to the external USB HDD).
    I have not restored and don't plan to restore the Winclone 3.3 image just to test if it works (don't want to risk loosing my perfectly well running Windows 7 in case of any disaster).  So ultimately only time or experience of other users will tell me if I spent my money well buying Winclone 3.3.  I  know it worked for you JBLTZ so hopefully it will work for me when I need it one day.
    Cheers
    Swavek

  • Attempting to use "backup and Restore" giver error message

    In November 2014 I backed up my PC ( see below ) onto  a 2TB ecternal drive ( Lacie).  This ok and can restore.  Spare space 1.2TB
    Now when I attempt to Backup again, using Windows Backup and restore, with same settings  I get an error message :
    "The requested operation cannot be performed on a file with a user-mapped section open"  This appears after some time of activity. There is no mention of WHICH file causes the problem.  I have repeated with different settings ie with
    part backups only, or just one drive only.
    The PC runs Windows 7 ( 64 bit) there is an SSD c: drive and a d: drive mostly data with some programs installed here.
    I would very much appreciate some advice.

    Hi and thank you Mandy.
    After many failed attempts - even backing up a few files to test - I was getting nowwhere.  Eventually I succeeded after disabling start menus and uninstalling some programs.  I also disabled my Kaspersky anti-virus completely and disconnected
    the internet!!  This time the backup and system image appeared to be OK .
    You have helped, Mandy, by identifying the anti-virus as a possible culprit!!  Thank you.  Next time I backup I will just
    temporally disable it and see what happens.
    Kind regards
    Malcolm

  • Want to store and retrived  images  in the BFILE format using inter media

    I want to store and retrived images in the BFILE format using inter media.I found a article in the oracle site that Oracle interMedia image supports BFILEs.But this article is not demonstrating the use of BFILEs.Please help me to findout the solution.
    Thanks in advance.
    null

    The advantage to using BFILE storage for your is that it's an easy way for Oracle
    Multimedia to access your images without importing them into the database.
    The disadvantages are that the images are read-only. If you want to scale an image or
    convert to a different format, you will need to create a destination image to hold the result. This
    will necessarily be a BLOB based image.
    Adding images is difficult to do from within an application program. Generally you would add new images to a file system that is accessible to the Oracle Database, then insert new rows in your table with appropriate BFILE pointers to the new images.
    BFILE images require separate backup from the database. Also there is not way to transactionally coordinate your BFILE data with your relational data.
    If you are using Oracle 11g, you can use the SecureFile option for BLOB storage. This is much faster then the previous BLOB storage (now called BasicFile) and much faster then BFILE also.
    That said, below is a code snippet that shows how to insert a BFILE based image, set it's properties, show it's properties and select the BFILE locator to access the content. You would need to use the DBMS_LOB package (in PL/SQL) to read the content. From other APIs, (e.g., Java) you would need to use the proper interfaces to access the BFILE.
    Note that you need change the USER, PASSWORD fields in the code. Also you should change the directory location and image name for your use.
    -- create a directory object indicating where the images are stored;
    create or replace directory imgdir as '/tmp';
    -- and grant permission to read to a user;
    grant read on directory imgdir to <USER>;
    conn <USER>/<PASSWORD>;
    -- create the images table
    create table images(id integer primary key, image ordsys.ordimage);
    set serveroutput on
    declare
    obj ordsys.ordimage;
    begin
    -- use the init('FILE', <SRC_LOCATION>, <SRC_FILE>) function
    -- to create an ORDIMAGE object with a BFILE source
    insert into images(id, image)
    values(1, ordimage.init('FILE', 'IMGDIR', 'wizard.jpg'))
    returning image into obj;
    -- lets see if the image source is local or not
    if(obj.isLocal()) then
    dbms_output.put_line('image source is local');
    else
    dbms_output.put_line('image source is NOT local');
    end if;
    -- set the properties of the image object
    obj.setProperties();
    -- and update the row
    update images set image=obj where id=1;
    commit;
    end;
    column height format 99999
    column width format 99999
    column mimetype format a30
    column length format 999999
    -- let's see what we have
    select t.image.getHeight() as "height"
    , t.image.getWidth() as "width"
    , t.image.getMimetype() as "mimetype"
    , t.image.getContentLength() as "length"
    from images t
    -- fetch a BFILE handle to the content
    declare
    bf BFILE;
    length number;
    begin
    select t.image.getBfile() into bf
    from images t
    where t.id=1;
    -- use the DBMS_LOB interface to find out size of image
    length := dbms_lob.getLength(bf);
    dbms_output.put_line('length of BFILE is ' || length);
    end;
    ---What we get when we run the code
    Connected.
    Directory created.
    Connected.
    Table created.
    image source is NOT local
    PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
    height     width mimetype               length
    399     485 image/jpeg          92552
    length of BFILE is 92552
    PL/SQL procedure successfully completed.
    SQL>

  • HT201250 Does Time Machine backup and restore Bootcamp?

    I am replacing defective hard drive in an iMac that I primarily use as a pc under Bootcamp.  I have to find some way to clone and restore the bootcamp partition.  I was told today by a Genius at the Apple store that I should buy a 2 TB external (which I did for $150)  and run Time Machine.  He assured me that my bootcamp partition would be backed up along with the entire mac partition and that I would be able to restore everything perfectly on the new hd. Now that I am home and continuing my research, I can't find anywhere that says it will work.  Documentation on Time Machine fails to  mention bootcamp.  So, does Time Machine backup and restore bootcamp or not?  And will it be bootable after the restore?  Help!

    I think you've got it! I have never used WinClone so I cannot attest to how well it will work, but it's pretty much all lthere is. You will have to create a new Boot Camp partition on the new drive, and it should be the same size as the partition you cloned.
    Be sure you prep the new hard drive:
    Drive Preparation
    1. Boot from your Snow Leopard Installer Disc. After the installer loads select your language and click on the Continue button.  When the menu bar appears select Disk Utility from the Utilities menu.
    2. After DU loads select your hard drive (this is the entry with the mfgr.'s ID and size) from the left side list. Note the SMART status of the drive in DU's status area.  If it does not say "Verified" then the drive is failing or has failed and will need replacing.  SMART info will not be reported  on external drives. Otherwise, click on the Partition tab in the DU main window.
    3. Under the Volume Scheme heading set the number of partitions from the drop down menu to one. Click on the Options button, set the partition scheme to GUID then click on the OK button. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Partition button and wait until the process has completed.
    4. Select the volume you just created (this is the sub-entry under the drive entry) from the left side list. Click on the Erase tab in the DU main window.
    5. Set the format type to Mac OS Extended (Journaled.) Click on the Security button, check the button for Zero Data and click on OK to return to the Erase window.
    6. Click on the Erase button. The format process can take up to several hours depending upon the drive size.
    7. Quit DU upon completion and return to the installer. Now install Snow Leopard or restore from your Time Machine backup.

  • Restore Backup made with Backup and Restore W7 x64

    Hi ....
    Im really looking for some help here...
    I had my laptop stolen and my now trying to recover a 2013 Backup Image made with a Windows tool called Backup and Restore.
    The backup was made with a W7 SP1 64bit using Windows own Backup/Restore utility to create a system image on an external HDD connected by USB port. 
    The application saved the image into a folder called WindowsImageBackup. Inside this folders there are 2 *.VHD file
    So as my laptop was Stolen, im trying to recover this old Backup and save my files again.
    I would like to restore that previous Image. These are the steps I took:
    1) Plugged in the HDD.
    2) I went to Control Panel->Backup and Restore.
    3) I selected 'Select another backup to restore files from'.
    4) In the Restore Files (Advanced) dialogue, my backup isn't showing into the box, because its on my external drive, so i choose browse network location
    5) I clicked 'browse network location' button, and it takes me to another restore files (advanced) dialogue that asks for network folder path.  I tried to locate my external HD, without success. So i tried Search Network. As i also have a copy of my
    backup on my NAS, i tried to inform the network IP path, but it didnt locate the backup either. I get the error that windows was not able to find any backup sets in that directory. 
    6) As the step 5 resulted in nothing, i tried the option: Recover system settings or Computer. And then Advanced recovery methods. And finally use previously system image to recover computer. And then Windows asks to reboot the computer and once rebooted
    it starts on recovery mode where it cant find my backup image either.
    So, how can i recover my backup?
    I saw that the Backup created 2 VHD files and also tried to mount the VHD using Disk Management and attaching the VHD. The VHD mounted as drive and i could finally see my files, but most of them are corrupted. So i dont know if im doing something wrong when
    attaching the VHD.
    Can anyone help me please? I dont know what else to try.
    Thanks a lot
    Flavio.

    Hi,
    If you mean that you want to restore an system image in a different computer, then I have to say that it will not work.
    Please see the statement in KB 249694,
    we do not support restoring a system state backup from one computer to a second computer of a different make, model, or hardware configuration.
    http://support.microsoft.com/kb/249694/en-us
    How to restore a  Windows installation or move it to different hardware
    Yolanda Zhu
    TechNet Community Support

  • Erasing old backups using Thinadvantage backup and restore software

    I want to erase 3 old backups on my external USB disk  using the Lenovo backup and restore software  (T500 with latest Lenovo toolbox and other software.)  Everytime I click on "delete" on the line of the backup it goes into "not responding" and forces me to exit the software using the task manager.   The software seems to be hung up, because when I want to disconnect the disk (safely remove hardware) I get a message that "the disk is in use by some software- shut down the software first".  OF course, nothing is running so I have to shut down the computer before disconnecting.   When I start up and reconnect the disk, I have problems disconnecting the disk, even if I haven't used it.   
    Is the problem with the disk or with the software?   Would formatting the disk clear up the problem?  
    Thanks in advance,    Ben . 
    Solved!
    Go to Solution.

    Bent500, welcome to the forum,
    could you try deleting the last backup made on it's own first and when it's finished the others.  Sounds a little crazy, but this works on most occasions.
    Andy  ______________________________________
    Please remember to come back and mark the post that you feel solved your question as the solution, it earns the member + points
    Did you find a post helpfull? You can thank the member by clicking on the star to the left awarding them Kudos Please add your type, model number and OS to your signature, it helps to help you. Forum Search Option T430 2347-G7U W8 x64, Yoga 10 HD+, Tablet 1838-2BG, T61p 6460-67G W7 x64, T43p 2668-G2G XP, T23 2647-9LG XP, plus a few more. FYI Unsolicited Personal Messages will be ignored.
      Deutsche Community     Comunidad en Español    English Community Русскоязычное Сообщество
    PepperonI blog 

  • Backup and restore Mac

    Hard drive is failing and so I will need to backup and restore Mac onto new drive. My Mac is a Macbook 2009 and I use Time Machine weekly for backups. So when my new drive comes what will I do? What I imagine I will do is the following.
    1. Take out old drive and install new one.
    2. Boot from OSX SL Boot CD and format hard drive.
    3. Restore Mac from time machine backup from Boot CD? Or would I need to install SL first?
    4. Mavericks, Mountain Lion and such were installed from the Apple Store and have no CD so this may complicate things.
    5. Regarding Windows XP Partiton I have no idea but I may need to install XP and Office again and if so I have the CD's. Or is there an easier way?
    Thank you for your help.
    John

    If you can put the new drive in an external USB or FireWire case, and use SuperDuper! (Free for a full clone) or Carbon Copy Cloner) it would make your life much easer when you swap the drive.
    As for Windows partition, you would need a Windows cloning utility.

  • 2013 Backup and Restore

    When I go to my backup and Restore and check the job status it tells me there is a backup in progress:
    A backup or restore is currently in progress
    How do I reset this as there is no backup that I have run for some time?

    Hi, 
    According to your post, my understanding is that the job status still shown “A
    backup or restore is currently in progress”.
    Did you delete a old search application and recreate a new one before?
    If so, maybe the old object is still existing in SQL, you can used the following stsadm command:
    Stsadm -o deleteconfigurationobject -id “object GUID”
    To find the object GUID, simply go into Central Admin - Manage Service Applications and highlight the offending legacy service application (Search Service
    Application in the case). You should now be able to see the GUID in the IE address bar. Run the command above, and try your backups again and all should be well.
    For more information:
    http://imperfectit.blogspot.com/2010/06/sharepoint-2010-farm-backup-fails.html
    There is a similar thread for your reference.
    http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/0310b061-ea1c-4576-bb74-a02f5e04a3a0/backup-job-stuck-in-process-in-backup-and-restore-job-status?forum=sharepointadminprevious
    Thanks & Regards,
    Jason
    Jason Guo
    TechNet Community Support

Maybe you are looking for

  • How to put links in a document with Adobe 9 or 8?

    I have a document that used to have some underscored blue colored words in different places of the document. Clicking on these words it jumped you to another page of that document related to those blue words. I don't know why, but I lost those "inter

  • How to i get a nano 6th gen to stop playing the same song over and over?

    how do i get a nano 6th gen to stop playing the same song over and over?  thanks

  • Mail Notification Sound + DVD Player

    Does anyone know of a way to have mail turn off it's "new mail" sound effect when DVD Player is running?

  • Can I request for replacement parts abroad?

    My HP Pavilion dv6-3152ee hangs when used more than 15 minutes .Still under warranty so I brought it at the service center here in the Philippines. They have confirmed that the "thermal module" ( I think it's the fan and heatsink )  isnt working pro

  • Strange HDD size and loud combo-drive

    Hi there, just one question about my new iBook. I ordered one with 80 GB hard drive and a combo-drive, since I do not need to burn dvds with a laptop. But finder shows just a capacity of 74 gb. I do know that the hard drive vedors use the decimal sys