Failed Hardware and software inventory

My cllientes are all reporting to the console normally, but the inventory of hardware and sotware stopped reporting, validei the InventoryAgent.log and has no error, someone has gone through this problem?

I checked now
and found this log in C:
\ Windows \ CCM \
TEM (badpolicy-sms_001).
instance of CCM_ClientActions
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{21235dbd-076b-422e-8ee1-7209d6ea553a}";
ActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000101}";
Name = "Hardware Inventory Collection Cycle";
DisplayNameResID = 10001;
DisplayNameResFilename = "cfg_res.dll";
Endpoint = "direct:InventoryAgent";
Message = ""
"<?xml version='1.0' ?>"
"<InventoryMessage MessageType='InventoryAction'>"
" <InventoryAction ActionType='Predefined'>"
"    <InventoryActionID>{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}</InventoryActionID>"
"    <DefaultTimeout>4838400</DefaultTimeout>"
"    <Description>Hardware</Description>"
"    <ReportType>Delta</ReportType>"
"    <ReportDestination>mp:MP_HinvEndpoint</ReportDestination>"
" </InventoryAction>"
"</InventoryMessage>";
instance of InventoryAction
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{b01205b8-61f4-4c59-8350-20bfb09141f5}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
DefaultTimeout = 600000;
ReportTimeout = 4838400;
Description = "Hardware";
ReportType = "Delta";
ReportDestination = "mp:MP_HinvEndpoint";
InventoryActionLastUpdateTime = "20140522125524.000000+000";
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{b5ef5720-55d9-4512-a4ed-3020b848be80}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_System";
DataItemID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0001-000000000009}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\ccm\\invagt";
Properties = "Name, SMSID, Domain, SystemRole, SystemType, LocalDateTime";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{411e6aef-5ca0-488d-ae2b-d34ee8850dd3}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_NetworkAdapterConfiguration";
DataItemID = "{06C255F9-EAED-4F38-82F4-E6FDE797266B}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "DefaultIPGateway, DHCPEnabled, DHCPServer, DNSDomain, DNSHostName, Index, IPAddress, IPEnabled, IPSubnet, MACAddress, ServiceName";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{23b334fc-e73b-4eb0-b1c8-7c6b7a5502eb}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_ComputerSystem";
DataItemID = "{13DE5B44-924E-4DBD-A6A6-CD9FEF84824B}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "CurrentTimeZone, Description, Domain, DomainRole, Manufacturer, Model, Name, NumberOfProcessors, Roles, Status, SystemType, UserName";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{d89986c0-9103-48ec-a0f8-2332f60cf82f}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "NAP_Client";
DataItemID = "{166976A0-E2DA-473A-8BED-A1AA4BB221A6}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\Nap";
Properties = "description, fixupURL, name, napEnabled, napProtocolVersion, systemIsolationState";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{01663d43-65ae-4d6e-b005-95e1a0aff8a8}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_USBController";
DataItemID = "{18985935-AAB5-4B70-8EBF-EEDA512D1F2E}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "Availability, Description, DeviceID, Name";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{d5196691-b144-4ac6-88f8-14597eee9c8d}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_PwrMgmtSystemPowerCapabilities";
DataItemID = "{1C450D6D-1BC7-4B2C-9874-D7F4D6B923DB}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\CCM\\powermanagementagent";
Properties = "ApmPresent, BatteriesAreShortTerm, FullWake, LidPresent, MinDeviceWakeState, PreferredPMProfile, ProcessorThrottle, RtcWake, SystemBatteriesPresent, SystemS1, SystemS2, SystemS3, SystemS4, SystemS5, UpsPresent, VideoDimPresent";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{8c8392bd-cf3f-4b44-9158-afb5d0692588}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_IDEController";
DataItemID = "{1DA32262-A36D-43BD-A37D-6D77B5199620}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "Availability, Description, DeviceID, Manufacturer, Name, Status";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{4d9a261c-b26a-4f99-95c1-ca992140ae10}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "SMS_AMTObject";
DataItemID = "{217357B6-7497-4BC3-A82B-3A216B6207E8}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2\\sms";
Properties = "AMT, AMTApps, BiosVersion, BuildNumber, DeviceID, Flash, LegacyMode, Netstack, ProvisionMode, ProvisionState, RecoveryBuildNum, RecoveryVersion, Sku, TLSMode, VendorID, ZTCEnabled";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{3aa2d241-f228-4ef6-b76a-5c1b43b60bd8}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_VideoController";
DataItemID = "{2202EC91-6E30-4E0A-889E-9B7E3EC4AC3A}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "AdapterCompatibility, AdapterDACType, AdapterRAM, CurrentBitsPerPixel, CurrentHorizontalResolution, CurrentNumberOfColumns, CurrentNumberOfRows, CurrentRefreshRate, CurrentScanMode, CurrentVerticalResolution, Description, DeviceID, DriverDate,
DriverVersion, InstalledDisplayDrivers, Name, NumberOfColorPlanes, SpecificationVersion, VideoMode, VideoModeDescription, VideoProcessor";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{09357918-ec3d-4702-9498-91e0bcfa6b77}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_DiskPartition";
DataItemID = "{25886B11-C30D-4110-9D40-AE5E86AE5425}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "Access, Bootable, BootPartition, Description, DeviceID, Name, PrimaryPartition, Size, SystemName, Type";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{1271646c-9907-42f3-bb09-cdd99772476e}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_LogicalMemoryConfiguration";
DataItemID = "{285A50A9-8811-4CE1-A95B-97D70EDAD4B5}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "Name, TotalPageFileSpace, TotalPhysicalMemory, TotalVirtualMemory";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{22d31e95-3950-42ce-a84e-0cf95ab644cc}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_RecentlyUsedApps";
DataItemID = "{293972F6-5A12-491B-8DA4-F42AE76414A5}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2\\sms";
Properties = "AdditionalProductCodes, CompanyName, ExplorerFileName, FileDescription, FilePropertiesHash, FileSize, FileVersion, FolderPath, LastUsedTime, LastUserName, msiDisplayName, msiPublisher, msiVersion, OriginalFileName, ProductCode, ProductLanguage,
ProductName, ProductVersion, SoftwarePropertiesHash";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{f15937a3-ddbd-4817-884e-380d742eb449}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_TSIssuedLicense";
DataItemID = "{29F5CC1A-C837-482F-BA52-F36D5080B0BB}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "ExpirationDate, IssueDate, KeyPackId, LicenseId, LicenseStatus, sHardwareId, sIssuedToComputer, sIssuedToUser";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{01c06977-c9a1-4e6c-a374-09afeaaa0282}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_SoundDevice";
DataItemID = "{2B63E5E2-6536-49B8-8A9E-A2483F5E4118}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "Availability, Description, DeviceID, InstallDate, Manufacturer, Name, PNPDeviceID, ProductName, Status";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{567defe7-6d47-4067-9916-4ad156a251e2}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "SMS_Windows8ApplicationUserInfo";
DataItemID = "{2D702D96-DC23-4382-922C-22FA75242079}";
Namespace = "root\\cimv2\\sms";
Properties = "FullName, InstallState, UserAccountName, UserSecurityId";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{2f9966d5-ddf6-4783-aa2c-b2669d47e8de}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_MotherboardDevice";
DataItemID = "{2FA8DCE1-A297-46A3-88C6-C4B483AB5856}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "Description, DeviceID, PrimaryBusType, RevisionNumber, SecondaryBusType, Status, StatusInfo, SystemName";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{3ca8cfc0-890a-4de1-9ea5-e2129ee4be5f}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_PwrMgmtLastSuspendError";
DataItemID = "{3237A1DC-A306-4AD7-A33D-39AB24AAF76A}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\CCM\\powermanagementagent";
Properties = "Requester, RequesterInfo, RequesterType, RequestType, Time, UnknownRequester";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{c7ffacdd-eda5-43c7-8770-b66b1d2f6269}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_BIOS";
DataItemID = "{33A46E60-941B-45FA-B31F-F7D2F299C34D}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "BuildNumber, Description, Manufacturer, Name, ReleaseDate, SerialNumber, SMBIOSBIOSVersion, SoftwareElementID, SoftwareElementState, TargetOperatingSystem, Version";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{e4dbf910-bcb4-4fba-9342-91b978728414}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_PowerManagementClientOptoutSetting";
DataItemID = "{35072C71-98CF-4867-BAA2-E8577177A335}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\ccm\\ClientSDK";
Properties = "AdminAllowOptout, EffectiveClientOptOut, IsClientOptOut";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{69244b19-3d71-408a-a638-bb721d435c27}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_PwrMgmtActualDay";
DataItemID = "{3929BBE8-2293-46A7-9344-44CBC8426D5D}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\CCM\\powermanagementagent";
Properties = "Date, hr0_1, hr1_2, hr10_11, hr11_12, hr12_13, hr13_14, hr14_15, hr15_16, hr16_17, hr17_18, hr18_19, hr19_20, hr2_3, hr20_21, hr21_22, hr22_23, hr23_0, hr3_4, hr4_5, hr5_6, hr6_7, hr7_8, hr8_9, hr9_10, minutesTotal, TypeOfEvent";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{f2d46091-2eca-4c32-850f-b46b60bd1ccf}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "SMS_ActiveSyncService";
DataItemID = "{3BEC49C7-E6E4-485A-92C5-35984F681BDD}";
Namespace = "root\\SmsDm";
Properties = "LastSyncTime, MajorVersion, MinorVersion";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{402cba88-3714-4b19-839e-ff6fb8f0146e}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "CCM_PowerConfig";
DataItemID = "{43A6CF48-A9CA-4A64-B314-3D71B54E6783}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\CCM\\policy\\machine\\actualconfig";
Properties = "NonPeakPowerPlanName, PeakPowerPlanName, PowerConfigID, WakeUpTimeHoursMin";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{ae732df3-ccdf-45e6-821e-a53cdc1414e8}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32_Service";
DataItemID = "{45257308-70AF-42C2-94CB-F3CD4FC4C024}";
Namespace = "\\\\.\\root\\cimv2";
Properties = "DisplayName, Name, PathName, ServiceType, StartMode, StartName, Status";
Timeout = 600000;
instance of InventoryDataItem
PolicyID = "{ddd86c63-8305-4b33-a4ff-37585240a232}";
PolicyVersion = "7.00";
PolicySource = "SMS:001";
PolicyRuleID = "{a782af93-6e65-4b11-9e20-f8d62e5026e4}";
PolicyInstanceID = "{00c90b23-7089-42a8-bee0-54c86541a114}";
InventoryActionID = "{00000000-0000-0000-0000-000000000001}";
ItemClass = "Win32Reg_SMSGuest

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A good HD monitor will be essential and, for colour correction etc, you may want to consider a second monitor or HD TV foe editing. ( A MacPro is generally the best machine to connect a second monitor to).
This should give you a good editing system, but there are many other things you could add (Photoshop, professional sound monitors, etc)
Hope this helps a bit.
Jonathan

Update hardware and software Qosmio G30-198 for hight performance

Good morning,
I have a Qosmio G30-198.
I Have to use Autodesk Civil 3D program in the laptop.
It is a CAD program that requires a lot of ram and a high speed data transmission with the HDD's.
For this, it is absolutely necessary to update hardware and software for to use Civil with good performance.
I need to buy and install SSD HDD, install more RAM (what is the maximum allowed in this computer?) and I need to install Win 7 Professional 64 bit.
Please,
if someone can tell me how I can further improve performance of the laptop, please tell me.
I do not know what steps I have to keep.
Can you help me?
Thank you so much.

>.. what a disappointment
Why? How old is your notebook? At this time 4GB was the same when you use 8GB today.
We have mobile machines with limited upgrade possibilities.
> It is better to install hardware or soft ware? (Win 7 Proffesional)
To be honest I dont understand this question. You should upgrade RAM to the maximum level and install Win7. Im pretty sure it will work well on this old Qosmio.
If you need your notebook for some specific operations like usage of Autodesk Civil 3D program you dont even need all drivers or specific Toshiba stuff. the main thing is you have most important drivers, tools and utilities.
> I read in a post that it is necessary to change the video driver and install a diferent that the original one.
Fact is that Toshiba recommends usage of own drivers only. Toshiba offers tested and adapted drivers for usage on mobile machines. These different drivers can help notebook owner to have better graphic performance and this new driver will force graphic card to offer more power but at the same time you must understand that more performance results with more heat. Due to specific design it is very risky for notebooks.
Have you ever cleaned up your notebook? I can imagine it is pretty much dust inside.
> Do you think if I install G50 driver it will work in my G30?
Unfortunately I cannot comment this. Just be careful with this.

What hardware and software is needed to use share point 2010

Please if enyone could help!
I want to become familiar with the advantages of using excel for example simultaneusly with other users, shere point does it best for us yes??? What do I need to install or what hardware is needed to do that?
Thanks,

Here are the hardware and software requirements for SharePoint
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc262485(v=office.14).aspx
Paul Stork SharePoint Server MVP
Principal Architect: Blue Chip Consulting Group
Blog: http://dontpapanic.com/blog
Twitter: Follow @pstork
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Is the Hardware and Software enough/good for my needs

I've been reading these forums and a few others and am concerned about somethings and hope some of you can help with these concerns:
Some background and info:
1. I've ordered a Dell XPS 720 H2C which as a Intel Core2 Extreme processor QX6700 (3.46GHz,,Overclocked) w/Quad Core Technology and 8MBcache, 4 GB RAM, Dual 768MB NVIDIA GeForce 8800GTX, 1.5TB RAID 0 HDD and a secondary 500GB SATA 3GB/s (No option for a RAID 0 secondary HDD, Windows VISTA ultimate OS.
2. Will be buying/upgarding the Production Premium CS3 package. (currently only use PhotoShop CS3 and Flash CS3).
3. I have a Canon XH A1 prosumer video camera (I'm an amature photographer/videographer not a professional. Software is my forte).
My questions at this moment are to do with hardware software capabilties and workflow.
My first project (of many I hope) is a make some corporate videos in HDV format for online marketing purposes (kind of like the videos Adobe have for CS3 - http://www.adobe.com/creativelicense/) and possibly to produce DVDs of the same.
My first question is; Given the hardware and software, will I be able to do what I need? I really hope I don't have to go buy any more hardware. I don't mind having to do one or two more steps. to achieve the end goal (initially).
Starting with the mode to shoot in (for the purpose stated above), what is my workflow going to be?
i. What is the best mode to shoot in? (24f, 30f, 60i)
ii. How do I get the video from the MiniDV tape onto my HDD and then into Premier Pro.
iii. I need to be able to compisite multiple HDV clips to produce the final cut. Is the hardware and software good for this? On a scale of 1 to 10, what can I expect in terms of productivity.
I've heard elsewhere that Premier Pro just don't produce true HD quality results. Is this earlier versions.
What format/compression and dimension is the best for online viewing (I want to retain the HD quaility as far as possible.)
Thank you all for listening and hope to hear your opinions.
Shiv.

Steven,
Thank you for your quick reply and information there in. The video is very nice too. Great angles and composition.
So I guess, I'm going to have swap my drive and re-install my OS when the machine arrives.
I'm not going to be able to capture directly to my desktop (due to poratability reasons). So is there I way in Premire CS3 to uncompress the HDV from the camera and store it in my HDD in uncompressed format? I don't mind having to do this extra step each time if the post production experience is going to be better.
I've heard a lot about Aspect HD from you and others here as well as other forums. I'm not very video savvy yet and don't understand a lot of the vocabulary used :). I've been to their website and don't get what their products are supposed to give me either (I guess their audience understands exactly what they are saying).
What I do get is it decompresses the MPEG 2 to saves it to yout HDD for editing purposes. However, I would have thought the Premier Pro CS3 would have that capability as part of the product, no?
I'd also like to use footage that is not HDV as well as photos/images (composits) but still retain the final cut to be HDV quality. Is this possible and if so, what does it do to the editing experience/performance?
Will I be able to output the final cut back to my camera's Mini DV tape (without having to buy Aspect HD)?

Idea to store daily data of hardware and software requests submitted

Hi All,
suggestions to allow users to input and store basic data such as date, amount of hardware and software requested per day, etc.
Ideally present it a viewable format, i.e. a chart
I'm thinking a custom list is sufficient but looking to see if anyone else has implemented something better?
Thanks

A custom list would do, you can then use either Custom Views, Excel, REST + jQuery, Custom code or any of a dozen other options to display the data in a nice manner. It all depends on what your users need to see.

ADF Webcenter Portal Deployment System Hardware and Software configurations

HI All,
Anyone please help me to sort out this issue.
I need to have the production System requirements of Hardware and Software.
Please let me know.
Thanks / Balaji.

Hi.
Do you need High Avaiability in your environment?
Are you planning work with Spaces or Portal?.
A typical architecture consists in a cluster of two machines por HA.
About your response/users requirement I think that next settings will be OK (approach):
- Each WC_SpacesX node 4g or 6g
- Each UCM_Server 2g
- Each WC_CollaboratrionX 1g
- If don't use Portlets, Analytics and others you can maintain shutdown these servers.
Approximatelly you'll consume 23GB RAM with all components working (Analytics also, portlets... also).
For performance and good response of pages don't forget next tips:
- WebTier OHS installed with DEFLATE module enabled. It reduces too much static files loaded in WebCenter like CSS, JS and Images.
- Put your custom images in OHS instead of inside of WebCenter platform.
- Don't install WebCache. It's not useful for WebCenter.
- Configure JoC (Java Object Cache) for cluster caching.
Remember that this information it's only an approach based on my experience, you've to investigate and work with Oracle to decide the best apporach for your requirements.
Regards.

Minimum hardware and software required to install RAC

hello friends i am new to RAC and i want to install RAC on 2 nodes and i want to know about the minimum hardware and software like (RAM,HDD,OS,EXTERNAL DRIVES,NIC,SOFTWARE FOR RAC<SOFTWARE FOR CLUSTERWARE<ASM REQUIREMENTS ETC)required to install RAC??
thanx in advance

If you choose hardware, you will need a SAN server which is necessary for RAC installation. A SAN server is expensive.
As you are new, I suppose you just want to see how is a RAC.
You may try Oracle Virtual Machine which allows you to experience RAC/Linux installation upon a cheaper PC with only 4 Go RAM and 160 Go (Windows XP is suitable).
You need some experience on how to create cluster storage system (but this is offered by Oracle Virtual Machine or VMWare).
HTH
yang

Groupware conenctor Hardware and Software Installation

Hi,
We need to install groupware connector for QA and Production systems. Client wanted to install for both the systems on one Common groupware conenctorm server.
What is the hardware and software requirement ? and what are the additional privilages required for to install this connector.
Thanks,
Kristene

Please find the GW Connector HW and SW requirements.
Hardware requirements actually depend on the number of users on the Groupware Server and the amount of changes to be replicated.
The operational minimum requirements are
<b>Component                 Description
Processor                                 Intel PIII 600 MHz or higher
Minimum RAM                 256 MB
Minimum Disk Space                 100 MB
Display Mode                  640x480x16 or better</b>
Result of performance testing shows that following hardware is required to serve 1000 to 1500 users
<b>Component                  Description
Processor                                  Intel P4 2 GHz
Minimum RAM                  512 MB
Minimum Disk Space                 100 MB
Display Mode                  640x480x16 or better</b>
Performance of the connector scales linearly one box with 4 * Intel P4 2 GHz and 2G of memory will be able to serve about 5000 to 6000 users.
Note: all performance estimations are relevant to Groupware Connectors operating in Local Area Network environment.
Note: Groupware Connector may share the same box with relevant Groupware Server in case if the box has some performance and memory reserve. Use numbers above to check if there is enough free resources for amount of users to be served.
Regards,
Pradeep

Is there an easy way I can diagnose my macbook hardware and software?

How can I trouble shoot my hardware and software on my macbook, myself?

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VI for FireSpy400 debugging device for IEEE1394 hardware and software

Does anyone know were to find a VI for a FireSpy400 instrument used as a debugging device for IEEE1394 hardware and software?
This company make this instrument http://dapdesign.com/

Hi tomieee:
I've searched the internet for a FireSpy400 LabVIEW driver and unfortunately could not find anything. It indicated in the link you gave that this connects to your PC via USB. If this is the case you could write your own VIs using VISA to communicate with the device. This will not be a simple task but since no drivers exist, this may be your only option.
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Regards,
Emilie S.

DMS (Document Management System) scanning Hardware and Software

Dear everyone
We are locking for a DMS system.
Requirements are:
1. Document Scanning Hardware and OCR Software. Automated metadata detection.
(Documents should automatically be assigned in Sharepoint)
2. Workflow management with Sharepoint and binding over WebService to Backend ERP and CRM System.
Where can I
find examples or case studies. Has anyone experience with such systems
(particularly scanning and document preparation 'OCR')
Regards
Kruljac Marijan

Are you looking for a bulk scanning and indexing software with data extraction capabilities? Do you want to scan and post documents and content to SAP, SharePoint or your DMS,
etc.?
Newgen offers OmniScan , a globally renowned, powerful solution for your enterprise wide scanning and content capture needs.
OmniScan can be used to scan paper documents, document images and forms. It can index them with business values and
export to other enterprise systems such as SAP, SharePoint, DMS, ERP, etc.
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