How do I tell is Windows 7 is 32 or 64 bit?

How do I tell if Windows 7 is 32 or 64 bit?

Right-click on Computer and select Properties.
Under the System area, look for an entry called System Type.

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Hello,
Downloaded latest iTunes-64 bit edition (using I.E) on my Vista Ultimate 64-bit PC. When iTunes is launched how can I tell which version I am running? (I initially installed the 32-bit version long ago).
Thanks in advance!

iTunes is a 32bit application.
The only difference is the 64bit installer includes the drivers needed for Vista 64.

Need to order recovery disks, how can I tell if I need 32 or 64 bit without an OS?

I'm trying to repair someones laptop. It's a g60 and they dont have recovery disks. The hard drive has crashed so I can't use windows to find out if i need a 32 or 64 bit version. HP's website can't determine this by model number, serial or anything and is asking me what version i need when i try to order recovery disks. It tells me I should use windows to figure this out. (why would I need to order recovery disks, if windows was still working?????) Anyway. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
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Awesome, thanks.

How can I add features to Windows 7 Standard Embedded 64-bit?

Hey guys,
I apologize if I am posting in the incorrect place but the embedded forum was specifically for POS Systems it seems.
My problem is that a third party has provided us with some systems that include Windows 7 Standard SP1 (64-bit) for their operating systems. Obviously the OS is cut down and missing a bunch of features (as an embedded OS should be); I need to add some of
the Windows 7 features back in. I know how to do this with DISM but can't find any 64-bit features to install as the Standard 7 Embedded Toolkit seems to be 32-bit only?
Thanks for your help.

Hi,
For how to add packages into Windows standard Embedded 7 64 bit, I suggest we ask in the following forum:
https://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/home?forum=quebeceefs
The reason why we redirect is that you will get more professional response in the proper place.
Thank you for your understanding.
Best regards
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How do I tell the installed Boot Camp version (Windows 7, 32-bit)?

I installed Windows 7 (32-bit) in a new Boot Camp partition. I see that there are several Boot Camp version updates for 32-bit Win 7 (3.2 from 3.1, etc.). Previously I had Windows XP, and in the system tray at lower right of the screen there was an icon for information about Boot Camp. My Win 7 installation has no such icon. How do I tell which Boot Camp version I am running?
Likewise, Win XP had an Apple utility for setting the startup disk. The only Apple utility I find in Win 7 is Apple Software Update (which shows no updates needed).
What am I missing?

Answered my own question! When I installed Win 7, I failed to install the Boot Camp drivers on the OS X install disk. Did so, and now the Boot Camp icon shows up.

How do I tell itunes (on a Windows XP PC) to start adding downloaded files to an external drive ? Starting itunes while pressing the shift key and then choosing works only for a MAC, I think. I only need this one final step. All is copied already

How do I tell itunes on a Windows XP PC to start downloading new songs to my external drive ? The whole library has already been moved. I am just one final step away. Everything I`m downloading still lands on C: Relaunching itunes while pressing "shift" and then getting prompted to choose library might work for a Mac, it doesn't for Windows.

In iTunes click on 'Edit', then 'Preferances', Click on the 'Advanced' button, change the entry in the 'iTunes media folder location' to point to your external drive.

Hello, How do I tell sql+ to spool output file from windows to Unix server?

Hello, How do I tell sql+ to spool output file from windows to Unix server?
I am new to SQL+ and just learned how to spool the file. But file is saved in my local windows enviroment and since it's 2GB in size...I want to spool it directly to another remote unix server.
Pls answer in detail... I have been to most of the thread and didn't see relevant answer to above question.
Am I suppose to develope some script which FTP the spool file directly to the server I want to
or
i Have to use UTL_FILE Package ?
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You may not be able to...
SQL*Plus can only spool to the local machine. If you have mapped a directory on the Unix server from your Windows machine, you can specify that directory in your SPOOL command.
You could telnet to the Unix server, run SQL*Plus there, and spool the file to a local (Unix) directory.
If the Unix server is also the Oracle database server, you could use the UTL_FILE package rather than using SQL*Plus to spool a file.
If the Unix server is also an FTP server, you could also FTP the file from your local machine to the server.
Of course, I would tend to re-examine a requirement to regularly generate a 2 GB text file. It seems likely that there is a better way...
Justin

Can someone tell me how to emulate serial terminal window in labview??

Hi can someone tell me how to emulate serial terminal window in labview? or provide me simple code to do it?
baud rate 9600

Have you tried looking through the example finder? There's a a few great examples in there on how to read from and write to a serial port. In LabVIEW just choose Help > Find Examples... and then navigate to Hardware Input and Output > Serial > Basic Serial Write and Read.vi
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Touchsmart 320, windows 7 how can i tell if the caps are on?

how can i tell if the caps are on?

If you have the HP Keyboard software installed, you are supposed to get an on screen display that pops up in the lower left corner of your screen showing you when numlock, caplock are enabled. If you don't get that, you can try reinstalling the keyboard software using HP recovery manager (just the keyboard software - do not do a system recovery!)
... an HP employee expressing his own opinion.
Please post rather than send me a Message. It's good for the community and I might not be able to get back quickly. - Thank you.

How do I tell what version (update / release level) of version 6 has been applied to my system?

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How do I tell what version (update / release level) of version 6 has been applied to my system? I have applied several different release levels to version 6 of FF but all the about feature tells me is Version 6.0. no version! This seems to be a change in the way updates are handled. Is that a bending because of the speed of which you're pushing out updates and new releases?
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Nope, I never used Chrome, but I did try Chromium on my Windows desktop PC for a few months last year. I got tired of the Google updater. exe running all the time and Google's method of doing updates, so it's gone. I do have Chromium on my Linux EeePC since last summer, but Ubuntu handles all updates and gives the user the capability to accept or deny, any or all updates - much more to my liking, similar to the way Mozilla does it. I don't like software developers forcing to update until I am ready to proceed.
There's a lot more about this new Fast Release system, than just the lack of visible version numbers, that I don't like. The Nightly, Aurora, Beta, & Release sequence is dumb with the way it changes the version numbers. I prefer installing (for instance) what will become version 7 and have that installation progress thru the 4 stages, instead. Now it's like Nightly going from 7 to 8, Aurora going from 6 to 7, and Beta doing - hell, I won't know if it becomes a Release or if it just dies and I will have to install the Release version myself. ''Quite honestly I don't care, because I don't think this new "system" is going to last too long without major modifications. Too damn many users are so pissed off, that when Firefox starts losing large numbers of users, Chrome keeps growing and eventually passes Firefox in number of users and market share of usage - Mozilla will wake up and see the "light" and change back to the way things used to be done, to a certain extent.''
I also dislike the UI changes in 4/5/6/7 enough that I am still using Firefox 3.6 for almost everything and Firefox 2.0.0.20 for the rest. I have been setting my toolbars up almost like Mozilla did for Firefox 4, since Firefox '''0.7''' in 2003 and I haven't come up with a workable combination of mods and extensions to configure Firefox to look and work the way I have been doing for almost 8 years now.

How do I get the Windows 8.1 Mail/Calendar/People apps to connect to my company's Exchange server?

I have a Surface Pro 2 on my organization's domain, and while I have Outlook 2013 running fine on the desktop side, I'd really like to connect the Mail, Calendar, and People apps to my work Exchange account if possible.
First, a little background on my company's Exchange configuration, which is "extra secure" variety. Obviously, I'm using generic placeholders here. My email address is
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but from what I understand from talking with our Systems team, it's a self-signed certificate.
Anyway, when I try to add my account, I get the usual email address and password prompts. I enter
[email protected] and my password, which don't resolve. The app returns "we couldn't find settings for
[email protected] Provide us with more info and we'll try connecting again."
So I add the internaldomain as the domain and lasfir as my username and click Connect again. This time it returns "we still couldn't find settings for
[email protected] Providing this additional info may help. If you don't know this information, search online or check with your provider."
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it's finding my Exchange server, but I have no idea about the certificate thing. I reached out to our Exchange admin and our Systems guys, and they just weren't sure about the certificate process.
As one of the few people in my organization running Windows 8x, I'm a bit of a guinea pig for stuff like this. Any advice how to get this working?
- Greg

It doesn't sound like the Exchange environment is configured in a manner to support these types of clients very well. Have your Exchange team look at the following
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2012/11/26/supporting-windows-8-mail-in-your-organization.aspx
http://blogs.technet.com/b/exchange/archive/2013/10/18/supporting-windows-mail-8-1-in-your-organization.aspx
From the latter article: "Communications applications can connect to a corporate Exchange service
configured to require certificate-based authentication. User authentication certificates can be provisioned to Windows 8.1 devices by administrators or end-users can browse to certificate and install to user certificate storage."
You might want to:
Ask your Exchange team the public URLs (ExternalURL) for Exchange OWA & ActiveSync
Open the OWA URL in your Internet Explorer from your Surface
If you get a Certificate warning, open the certificate and select Install (NOTE: You may have to install the entire certificate chain). Your desktop support team should be able to support this because it is the SAME process for standard Windows 8x
desktops.
Confirm that you can open OWA on your surface with no more certificate or security warnings. NOTE: The Exchange team will have to configured OWA properly.
Once confirmed, repeat the same steps for the activesync URL that they provided.
When done, try using the OWA OR ActiveSync URL value in your settings of your Mail client.
Good Luck

How can I control the window size of my output?

Hi,
I'm drawing a blank... How do I control the size of the window that my project is viewed in? Right now, it's the entire browser window.
Thanks,
Janice

Hi,
From your post, I assume you are creating WebHelp output.
You need to create a window for the help in the Project Set-up pod. Then, you need to make sure you call the output so that the window is used. See http://www.grainge.org/pages/authoring/calling_webhelp/calling_webhelp.htm. This article on Peter's site give you an overview over the possibilities of calling context sensitivive webhelp and also tells you how to specify the needed window. Also, the installation directory of RoboHelp 8 contains a directory called CSH API. In there are example API's your developer can use to call the help.
Greet,
Willam

How can I tell if my disks are EagerZero or Lazy Zero?

I have an Esxi 5.1 environment with 4 or 5 server VMs
Three of the servers are showing that the disk provisioning type was 'Thick Provisioned Lazy Zeroed'
As an example for one disk for a Windows 2008 Server, In Browse Datastore I am seeing...
size = 102,400.00KB
Provisioned size = 104,857,600.00KB
This looks like it might be around 1/10th of the size it should be as a Thick provisioned disk file.
In the datastore browser I can right click and select inflate but it says 'Disk is not thin-provisioned'
I used PuTTy and issued the following command on the disk...
vmkfstools --eagerzero /vmfs/volumes/DatastoreName/MyVMName/MyVMName.vmdk
and this ran through right to 100%
However, I am still seeing the parameters set out in paragraph one above - 'Thick Lazy' and the same size/provisioned size values.
Does anyone know how I can tell if the disk really is still Lazy or has it changed to Eager and just not being reported properly.
Many thanks in advance
PS - the reason I am changing to Eager is that I am told it will give slightly better performance on a server. There are two servers I would like to change when I got to the bottom of this issue - one an SQL server and one a dataserver with lots of files being stored regularly on there.

vickyvision2020 wrote:
Disk type can be easily verified from VI client. Right click on VM>>Edit settings >> <Click on the disk that you want to know> right hand side you will get the details on disk provisioning type:
Thanks for the reply.
In the VMWare vSphere client>>VM>>Edit settings >> it says 'Thick Provisioned Lazy Zeroed'
I ran the 'eagerzero' command from within vmkfstools and it said it converted 100%
The screen show below from the Datastore Browser shows the hard disk is 100Gb yet it seems to suggest that it only takes up 100Mb. I thought that any of the Thick disk options would show a disk of 100Gb which just adds to my confusion on this subject.

How can we tell if a VI is already running before calling Start Asynchronous Call?

The new Start Asynchronous Call node is awesome for spawning multiple instances of reentrant VIs. However, I've stumbled a bit in using it for non-reentrant VIs. The old practice of using the "Run VI" method would allow us to check the Execution.State of the VI before invoking the method to run it. That way if the State was Running or Run Top Level, we could skip the invoke node and just use a property node to open its front panel. WIth the Start Asynchronous Call node, it looks like we have to use a strictly typed static VI reference, and when we open the VI reference, the VI gets reserved and its Execution.State = Running. So, how can I tell if it is not just reserved by the thread but actually executing before making a redundant Start call?
By the way, the redundant Start has interesting behavior. It will actually cause the targeted VI to be executed again after it stops. Even if you hit the Abort button on the target VI, it will immediately execute again and again equal to the number of times the Start Asynchronous Call node was run. There's nothing wrong with that, and I suppose the simple answer is to just go back to using the old "Run VI" method. It's just that the ability to wire up those inputs directly to the connector pane is so nice. Perhaps I am missing something obvious. Oh, I am referring to the Call and Forget mode (0x80).
Thanks,
Dan
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Just throwing it out there, I know I'm a year.5 late on this but if it's a psuedo-modal dialog or some other window that you only want a single instance visible at one time, you can check the FP.State property on the strictly typed vi reference. If it's loaded and visible to the user it will be "Standard", if it was closed or not opened prior then the state will be "Closed".
I think the standard behavior of serializing execution on another thread would be great for doing a pre-set number of iterations with a sub vi in a non-blocking sort of way but for sub vi's meant for UI interaction checking FP.State works.
Philip
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How can I tell if my iMac is Intel based?

How can I tell if my iMac is intel based?

To get more information about your computer, go to the Apple in the upper left corner of any window, then "About This Mac", then "More Info..." Copy and paste the information here, but omit the serial number and Hardware UUID (if present).
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