Linux vm hangs during snapshot hyper-V manager

Hi Experts,
I am using a custom linux VM having 8GB RAM an 4vCPUS on Windows Server 2008 R2 Hyper-V. The Linux Integration Services version is 3.4.
When I take snapshot of my Linux VM using Hyper-V manager, the VM hangs for 10-15 seconds. I cannot do any operations during this time.
After that the Snapshot succeeds, it is working fine.
This behavior is not seen in Win Server 2012 Hyper-V.
Anyone have inputs on why it is hanging?
Thanks in advance,
Saleem

That is expected.
VSS support for Linux is only available in 2012 r2
2008 r2 does a save -> backup -> restore
Hence the pause you see. If you check hyperv manager during this time you should see saving/restoring on the vm in question.
I get around it by setting my backup say 1am in the morning when no one will notice but this may not be acceptable for you in which case your only option would be to upgrade the host.
Thanks
Mike

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129 OSPlatformId
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0 OSDistributionData
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129 OSPlatformId
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Date|Log Level|Thread ID|Module ID|Log ID|Message [2011-12-21 16:49:11.963]
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|1|Application Started
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|Commandline: "C:\Program Files (x86)\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Rim.Desktop.exe"
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|Rim.Desktop.exe Version: 6.1.0.36
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|Product Installation Variant: none
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|OS Version: Windows7 [Microsoft Windows NT 6.1.7601 Service Pack 1] [x64]
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|CLR Version: 2.0.50727.5448
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|AppLoader Version: 6.0.1.37
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|Device Manager Version: 6.0.0.40
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|BBDevMgr Version: 4.2.0.15
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|Serial USB Driver Version: 2.3.0.9
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|USB Driver Version: 4.2.0.14
16:49:11.963|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|2|PlayBook RNDIS Driver Interface: 1.0.0.16
16:49:11.979|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Loading configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:49:12.400|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Common.Commands.ApplicationCommands.CheckForUpdates
16:49:12.447|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Common.Commands.ApplicationCommands.CheckForUpdates
16:49:13.773|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DesktopHelperTrayApplication_Startup] running on thread pool
16:49:13.773|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DesktopHelperTrayApplication_Startup], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:13.866|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DesktopHelperTrayApplication_Startup], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void Startup()
16:49:13.866|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DesktopHelperTrayApplication_Startup], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 95
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16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[InternalChangeCurrentDevice] Device state. Device: PIN:0x2174873B Attached: False Inoperative: False OnlineState: Offline DefaultTransport: Unknown.
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[CurrentDeviceUpdate] Updating current device. CurrentDevice: [Null Device] NewDevice: [PIN:0x2174873B]
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[CurrentDeviceUpdate] New Device. IsCached: True.
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[CurrentDeviceUpdate] Device State: Attached: False LoginState: Offline DefaultTransport: Unknown
16:49:14.085|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|[ChangeCurrentDevice] Device state. Exiting.
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16:49:14.100|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.PolicyManager|0|New Policy Set:
16:49:14.100|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [PolicyChangedEventTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.100|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DevicePasswordCache.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DevicePasswordCache.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DeviceManager.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.DeviceManager.<.ctor>b__0
16:49:14.116|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [PolicyChangedEventTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnPolicyChanged>b__0()
16:49:14.116|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [PolicyChangedEventTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 6
16:49:14.116|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.PolicyManager|0|Updated current Policy Set from cache for device: 2174873B
16:49:14.553|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|Task [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager] run on new thread MTA
16:49:14.553|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.662|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Constructing Media Sync API...
16:49:14.709|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Initializing Media Sync API...
16:49:14.724|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup] running on thread pool
16:49:14.724|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.724|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:14.724|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.740|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Checking for iTunes Version...
16:49:14.740|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40003|EXCEPTION: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException -- MESSAGE: Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {D719897A-B07A-4C0C-AEA9-9B663A28DFCB} failed due to the following error: 80040154. -- COM ERROR CODE: -2147221164 (80040154) -- STACK:    at Rim.Media.Source.iTunes.ITunesDetector.GetITunesVersion()
16:49:14.740|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40003|EXCEPTION: System.Runtime.InteropServices.COMException -- MESSAGE: Retrieving the COM class factory for component with CLSID {D719897A-B07A-4C0C-AEA9-9B663A28DFCB} failed due to the following error: 80040154. -- COM ERROR CODE: -2147221164 (80040154) -- STACK:    at Rim.Media.Source.iTunes.ITunesDetector.GetITunesVersion()
16:49:14.755|INFO |12|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:14.755|INFO |12|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.771|INFO |13|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:14.771|INFO |13|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.802|INFO |14|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:14.802|INFO |14|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.833|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Getting library info...
16:49:14.896|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.BesIntegration|0|BesIntegrationManager initialization complete
16:49:14.911|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Info includes #tracks = 187, Library ID = -6657863710175920126
16:49:14.911|DEBUG|11|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Setting default media Sources...
16:49:14.943|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading WMP
16:49:14.943|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:14.958|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource from: Rim.Media.Source.DataSourceSnapshot
16:49:15.021|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:15.021|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_WMP], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 68
16:49:15.021|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <CreateServiceStartupTask>b__0()
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Service Startup], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 569
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:15.286|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:15.317|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:15.317|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:15.473|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__b
16:49:15.473|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__b
16:49:15.567|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Common|0|Setting Rendermode to SoftwareOnly for Window Rim.Desktop.Shell.Views.MainWindow
16:49:15.847|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:15.847|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.347|INFO |17|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:16.347|INFO |17|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.471|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.471|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] [InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl]. Pvt: False
16:49:16.471|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::VolumeAutoMounter::VolumeAutoMounterController::FilterDevice] Filter device request. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:16.471|ERROR|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] [InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl] VolumeAutoMounterController FilterDevice Error.
System.InvalidOperationException: The AutoMounter Controller is not initialized
   at Rim.Desktop.Services.Device.VolumeAutoMounter.VolumeAutoMounterController.FilterDevice(IDeviceInternal device, Int32& cookie)
   at Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager.Device.InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl(Boolean isPrivate)
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <set_CurrentDevice>b__7()
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|Publishing device change event. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <set_CurrentDevice>b__8()
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [[PIN:0x2174873B] Publish device change.], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 12
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:16.487|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService:tartMonitor] Starting device monitor.
16:49:16.487|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.AddInSync|0|Desktop channel service supported by device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:16.503|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::start_monitor] Starting device monitor
16:49:16.549|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x2AC, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:49:16.861|INFO |21|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:16.861|INFO |21|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|Datamodem not yet initialized ignore device update
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync current device change event.
16:49:17.189|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|Desktop channel service supported by device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync current device change event - set the sync button.
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync set the sync button.
16:49:17.189|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IntelliSync.|0|IntelliSync set the sync button - device is offline, remove the sync button.
16:49:17.205|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync Device supported
16:49:17.205|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|CertSync current device change event.
16:49:17.205|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|Begin CertSyncPrefLib CleanUp
16:49:17.220|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.AppManagement|0|Loader client service supported by device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:17.376|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:17.376|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:17.891|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:17.891|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading PicturesDesktop
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.406|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for PicturesDesktop
16:49:18.874|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:18.874|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 463
16:49:18.905|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|39036|Library Refresh Complete for MediaSource: PicturesDesktop
16:49:18.921|INFO |26|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:18.921|INFO |26|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:18.921|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:18.921|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDesktop], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 513
16:49:18.921|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [MusicServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 4206
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:18.936|INFO |11|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:19.950|INFO |27|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:19.950|INFO |27|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:20.465|INFO |28|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:20.465|INFO |28|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:20.980|INFO |29|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:20.980|INFO |29|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:21.495|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:21.495|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:22.009|INFO |31|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:22.009|INFO |31|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 4025
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:22.431|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:23.039|INFO |32|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:23.039|INFO |32|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:23.554|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask] running on thread pool
16:49:23.554|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.069|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE] running on thread pool
16:49:24.069|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.069|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA] run on new thread STA
16:49:24.069|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.084|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource from Rim.Media.Source.WindowsMedia.WMPDataSourceLoader
16:49:24.271|DEBUG|35|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Loaded playlist: All Music
16:49:24.271|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibrarySTA>b__0()
16:49:24.271|INFO |35|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_WMP_Library_On_STA], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 211
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|39036|Library Refresh Complete for MediaSource: WMP
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartLibraryLoadInBackground>b__3()
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [First_WMPDataSource_Library_Load_After_Loading_From_TLE], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 274
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading VideosDesktop
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDesktop], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:24.334|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for VideosDesktop
16:49:24.349|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Videos_SetThumbnailTask] will run on thread pool after 8000 ms
16:49:24.349|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:24.349|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 14
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|39036|Library Refresh Complete for MediaSource: VideosDesktop
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDesktop], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDesktop], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 20
16:49:24.365|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading PicturesDevice
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for PicturesDevice
16:49:25.098|DEBUG|36|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Reading device volumes...
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 1
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_PicturesDevice], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 1
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [PictureImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 3
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask] running on thread pool
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Started loading VideosDevice
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDevice], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|Loading datasource for VideosDevice
16:49:25.098|DEBUG|36|Rim.Desktop.Media|40002|Reading device volumes...
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <LoadLibraryUsingTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Load_Fsds_Library], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 2
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDevice], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <GetLoadDataSourceTask>b__0()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [API_LOAD_DATASOURCE_VideosDevice], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 2
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|38050|LoadDataSource: Finished
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:25.098|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoImportServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 3
16:49:28.359|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <StartUp>b__28()
16:49:28.359|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 4015
16:49:28.920|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|Task [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices] running after delay on thread pool
16:49:28.920|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:31.806|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <InitializeSupportedDevices>b__0()
16:49:31.806|INFO |36|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [DownloadAndUpdateSupportedDevices], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 2890
16:49:32.352|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Videos_SetThumbnailTask] running after delay on new thread
16:49:32.352|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Videos_SetThumbnailTask] run on new thread MTA
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.352|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.368|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <AddFileItemToLibraryAndList>b__12()
16:49:32.383|INFO |39|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|TASK: [Videos_SetThumbnailTask], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 37
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:16.721 [1B3C] Create BlackBerry Device Manager instance
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:17.17 [1B3C] Create BlackBerry Device Manager instance- FINISHED
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:17.17 [1B3C] VSP: Error opening registry key to check if extra ports should be modem returnVal: 2
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:27.48 [1988] VSP: Couldn't get the dev name
16:49:39.294|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:27.48 [184C] device update
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.79 [1B3C] Get Properties Failed: 80004005 0
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.79 [1B3C] Create Bluetooth Manager instance
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.79 [1B3C] Creating bluetooth manager.
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [windows_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] Checking windows bluetooth support
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [windows_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] WSAStartup failed. Error: 273F
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [broadcom_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] Checking broadcom bluetooth support
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:37.95 [1B3C] [broadcom_bluetooth_manager::is_supported] GetLocalDeviceVersionInfo failed. Error: 0
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1B3C] Error creating bluetooth manager. Error: C
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1B3C] Create Bluetooth Manager instance-FINISHED
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [13D8] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x13D8, THREADNAME="NotificationService"
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1A84] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x1A84, THREADNAME="DeviceVolumeManager"
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [1088] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x1088, THREADNAME="DeviceManager"
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|16:49:39.169 [15BC] [DebugLog] [DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0x15BC, THREADNAME="TimerThread"
16:49:39.310|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] perform_device_discovery
16:49:39.310|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] RIMDeviceManager Internal Version: 1
16:49:39.310|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] [rdm7] perform_device_discovery
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl:erform_device_discovery] Found 0 devices
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::ThreadProc] Bluetooth supported: false
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::ThreadProc] Modem Port: 3
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::start_monitor] device monitor started
16:49:39.310|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManager::create] Loading phonebook. "C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Network\Connections\Pbk\rim_blackberry.pbk"
16:49:39.325|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] Modem device found: Standard Modem.
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] SetupDiEnumDeviceInfo no more items.
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] Registry Modem device found: Standard Modem
16:49:39.325|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::modem_device] Modem Device: Standard Modem
16:49:39.325|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <.ctor>b__b()
16:49:39.325|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:ataModem:ataModemController::UpdateModemConfiguration] Updating Modem configuration
16:49:39.325|INFO |34|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::update_configuration] Updating ip modem configuration
16:49:39.325|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <.ctor>b__c()
16:49:39.325|INFO |10|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|TASK: [IPModem Initialize ProfileManager], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 24765
16:49:39.325|INFO |41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Register_thread, THREADID=0xC9C, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:49:39.325|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|Updating the modem device. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Starting ras configuration update
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Downloading to temp path "C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Local\Temp\".
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::_get_connection_entries] RasEnumEntries returned 0 entries.
16:49:39.325|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::get_current_configuration_path] LAST_UPDATE_TO_USER value: true
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|DeviceMonitorInitializedEventHandler event.
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[DeviceMonitorInitializedEventHandler] Initializing current device volume control.
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] [InternalAcquireVolumeMountControl]. Pvt: False
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::VolumeAutoMounter::VolumeAutoMounterController::FilterDevice] Filter device request. Device: PIN:0x2174873B
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B3C] Filter device: 2174873b
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B3C] Setting new AutoMountFilter Filter.
16:49:39.341|DEBUG|40|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[1B3C] Device not current being managed
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice::VolumeAutoMounter::VolumeAutoMounterController::FilterDevice] Filter device request complete. Cookie: 1
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <Start>b__15()
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <Start>b__16()
16:49:39.341|INFO |9|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [Device Monitor Initialization], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 22848
16:49:39.388|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[parse_version_one_configuration] Number of carriers found: 235
16:49:39.450|ERROR|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::is_vendor_blacklisted] get_entry 153 failed. Error: 0x0.
16:49:39.450|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IRIMRasConnectionManagerImpl::is_vendor_blacklisted] Vendor [6B] supported by Entry: Rogers
16:49:39.450|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|DataModemStatus Update. Current: New:
16:49:39.450|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.IPModem|0|DataModemStatus Update. No change, ignore.
16:49:39.450|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0x20]
16:49:39.466|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0x1]
16:49:39.466|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0x2]
16:49:39.653|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0xB]
16:49:39.762|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [0/0] status[0xD]
16:49:39.762|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [16384/58211] status[0x4]
16:49:39.762|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [16384/58211] status[0xE]
16:49:39.778|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [32768/58211] status[0x5]
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [49152/58211] status[0x5]
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IHTTPDownloaderImpl:nProgress] progress [58211/58211] status[0x6]
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Download complete
16:49:39.809|DEBUG|41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::get_current_configuration_path] LAST_UPDATE_TO_USER value: true
16:49:39.871|INFO |41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[ras_connection_configuration::ThreadProc] Modem update version information. Version Found: 1.0.0.48 Current Version: 1.0.0.48
16:49:39.887|INFO |41|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Unregister_thread, THREADID=0xC9C, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:49:47.110|DEBUG|43|RimDeviceManager.exe|0|[184C] Get Properties Failed: 80004005 0
16:55:20.278|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|Save the Desktop main window position.
16:55:20.278|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:21.635|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Common|0|Setting Rendermode to SoftwareOnly for Window Rim.Desktop.Common.View.DesktopDialogWindow
16:55:23.555|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.DesktopHelperTrayApplication.<Startup>b__0
16:55:23.923|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.DesktopHelperTrayApplication.<Startup>b__0
16:55:23.923|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__4
16:55:23.926|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] Logout Device. State: Offline
16:55:23.926|ERROR|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|[PIN:0x2174873B] Logout Device already offline. State: Offline
16:55:23.926|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|Task [DeviceManager Exit Task] run on new thread MTA
16:55:23.960|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [DeviceManager Exit Task], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:55:23.960|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__4
16:55:23.961|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:23.962|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService:topMonitor] Stopping work queue.
16:55:23.963|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService:topMonitor] Stopping windows message handler.
16:55:23.964|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.CertSync|0|Begin CertSyncPrefLib CleanUp
16:55:23.966|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::stop_monitor] stopping device monitor
16:55:23.966|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::ThreadProc] Exit Requested.
16:55:23.967|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:23.968|INFO |19|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[DIAG] EVENT=Unregister_thread, THREADID=0x2AC, THREADNAME="Unnamed"
16:55:23.968|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[IDeviceMonitorImpl::stop_monitor] Device monitor stopped
16:55:23.968|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [DeviceManager Exit Task], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <Stop>b__1a()
16:55:23.968|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.DeviceManager|0|TASK: [DeviceManager Exit Task], STATE: Completed, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 8
16:55:24.018|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [Service Startup] stopping
16:55:24.030|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [MusicServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.157|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [PictureSyncServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.167|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [PictureImportServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.278|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.278|INFO |5|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 368218
16:55:24.284|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [VideoSyncServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.285|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Media|0|Task [VideoImportServiceStartupTask] stopping
16:55:24.285|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|Task [Desktop Exit] run on new thread MTA
16:55:24.285|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Pending, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none
16:55:24.286|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnClosing>b__5()
16:55:24.286|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Start: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__5
16:55:24.292|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Services.Device|0|[Rim:esktop:ervices:evice:eviceMonitorService::~DeviceMonitorService] Dispose DeviceMonitorService.
16:55:24.296|DEBUG|45|Rim.Desktop.Common.CommandBase|0|Finish: Rim.Desktop.Shell.ViewModel.MyBlackBerryViewModel.<.ctor>b__5
16:55:24.296|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnClosing>b__6()
16:55:24.297|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnClosing>b__7()
16:55:24.309|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.309|INFO |15|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 368228
16:55:24.320|INFO |1|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|Save the Desktop main window position.
16:55:24.320|DEBUG|1|Rim.Desktop.Services.Configuration|0|Saving configuration. Path: C:\Users\AKW\AppData\Roaming\Research In Motion\BlackBerry Desktop\Settings.config.
16:55:24.356|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.356|INFO |22|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 366214
16:55:24.450|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.450|INFO |30|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 362192
16:55:24.497|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.497|INFO |33|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 360180
16:55:24.840|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.840|INFO |16|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 368228
16:55:24.871|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.871|INFO |23|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 366216
16:55:24.918|INFO |27|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.918|INFO |27|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 364202
16:55:24.965|INFO |31|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:24.965|INFO |31|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 362192
16:55:25.340|INFO |17|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:25.340|INFO |17|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 368229
16:55:25.386|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:25.386|INFO |24|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDeviceThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 362191
16:55:25.433|INFO |28|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void ProcessWork()
16:55:25.433|INFO |28|Rim.Desktop.Services.Tasks|0|TASK: [LoadDesktopThumbnailsTask], STATE: Canceled, TRANSITION: none, OPERATION: none, DURATION: 364204
16:55:25.605|INFO |45|Rim.Desktop.Shell|0|TASK: [Desktop Exit], STATE: Progressing, TRANSITION: Progressing -> Finishing, OPERATION: Void <OnClosing>b__9()
16:55:25.605|INFO |45|Rim.De

Connect is not working on Hyper-V Manager on Windows 8.1 ( vmconnect does not work )

Hi all,
I have been running Windows 8.1 and in Hyper-V Manager, i can see 2 VM ( 1 Linux-Ubuntu , 1 Win 7 ) for couple of months.
Few days ago as usual i wanted to connect one of them while they were running but it did not work. I tried actions below already:
- Checked the event logs and they were saying vmconnect is crashing
Faulting application name: VmConnect.exe, version: 6.3.9600.16384, time stamp: 0x5215cae5
Faulting module name: KERNELBASE.dll, version: 6.3.9600.17415, time stamp: 0x54505737
Exception code: 0xe0434352
Fault offset: 0x0000000000008b9c
Faulting process id: 0x6c0
Faulting application start time: 0x01d02e59f75297d7
Faulting application path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\VmConnect.exe
Faulting module path: C:\WINDOWS\system32\KERNELBASE.dll
Report Id: 351cf3fd-9a4d-11e4-beaf-7446a0bad879
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:
=================================
Application: VmConnect.exe
Framework Version: v4.0.30319
Description: The process was terminated due to an unhandled exception.
Exception Info: System.ArgumentException
Stack:
   at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.Interop.IMsRdpClientNonScriptable3.set_NegotiateSecurityLayer(Boolean)
   at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.RdpViewerControl.SetSecureModeOn()
   at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.RdpViewerControl.CreateRdpClient(Boolean)
   at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.RdpViewerControl..ctor(Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.RdpConnectionInfo)
   at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.InteractiveSessionForm..ctor(Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.RdpConnectionInfo)
   at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.VmisApplicationContext.TryParseCommandLine(System.String[])
   at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.InteractiveSession.Program.Main(System.String[])
=================================
- Stop antivirus Avira, remove Hyper-V, restart add Hyper-V again, restart
- reboot, shutdown computer
- add new VM, delete existing one
-add/delete/modify virtual swtich and add/delete/modify virtual switch accordingly the connected VM
- restart Hyper-V Management services from services.msc
I dont know what is going on... When i open Hyper-V Manager i can start/stop VMs and i can see from preview that they are running.

Hi all,
A
After few months, problem occurred again and i could not install the windows from the scratch over and over again.
I started searching problem online and eventually i found the FIX.
Looks like Registry Entries are getting screwed up somehow.
My "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProvider" was looking exactly as below:
", schannel.dll"
And i made it as below:
"msapsspc.dll,
schannel.dll, digest.dll, msnsspc.dll, credssp.dll"
The solution for the other person in the link ( cannot share link since site does not allow me to ) as a source was only missing "credssp.dll" whereas i was missing everything except "schannel.dll". Strange...
============================
Adding credssp.dll to the list of SecurityProviders in HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\SecurityProviders
fixed it for me.
My full registry entry now reads "msapsspc.dll,
schannel.dll, digest.dll, msnsspc.dll, credssp.dll"
============================

No longer able to view virtual machine from Hyper-V Manager

From the Windows 2008 R2 host machine, I can run the Hyper-V Manager and 'connect' to the Virtual Machine. The window pops up with nothing but a gray background (clearly the same gray background of the log in screen), but no 'ctrl-alt-delete' prompt
and no ability to log in. This was previously working fine.
Note that I can still make a Remote Desktop connection to the Virtual Machine and it works fine.
Thanks.

Hi,
I never seen this issue before, base on my experience, it may cause by your AV soft block some critical components of Hyper-V host, please try the following exclude specific
directories or process with your AV soft.
•Default virtual machine configuration directory (C:\ProgramData\Microsoft\Windows\Hyper-V)
•Custom virtual machine configuration directories
•Default virtual hard disk drive directory (C:\Users\Public\Documents\Hyper-V\Virtual Hard Disks)
•Custom virtual hard disk drive directories
•Custom replication data directories, if you are using Hyper-V Replica
•Snapshot directories
•Vmms.exe (Note: This file may have to be configured as a process exclusion within the antivirus software.)
•Vmwp.exe (Note: This file may have to be configured as a process exclusion within the antivirus software.)
The related KB:
Virtual machines are missing, or error 0x800704C8, 0x80070037, or 0x800703E3 occurs when you try to start or create a virtual machine
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/961804/en-us
Hope this helps.
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MMC finds error with a snap-in when launching Hyper-V manager

From a clean install of Win 8.1 Pro 64-bit I had used the Hyper-V manager to test some virtualization. After tinkering around with a few virtual machines I put that aside for a while. Over the following weeks I continued applying updates as
Microsoft released them. Decided to play around with virtual machines again and when launching the manager I got the error "MMC has detected an error in a snap-in and will unload it." Options are to report the error to Microsoft and shut
down MMC, or unload the snap-in and continue running. If I report the error it goes into the problem reports but as of yet there is no solution available. If I unload the snap-in and continue running I get this additional output:
FX:{922180d7-b74e-45f6-8c74-4b560cc100a5}
Could not load file or assembly 'Microsoft.Virtualization.Client, Version=6.3.0.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=31bf3856ad364e35' or one of its dependencies. The module was expected to contain an assembly manifest.
Exception type:
System.BadImageFormatException
Exception stack trace:
at Microsoft.Virtualization.Client.VMBrowser.BrowserSnapIn.OnInitialize()
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.SnapInBase.Initialized()
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Internal.SnapInClient.Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Internal.ISnapInClient.Initialize(ISnapInPlatform snapInPlatform)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Executive.SnapInInitializationOperation.OnStart()
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Executive.RunningOperationsTable.EnqueueOperation(Operation operation)
at Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Advanced.FrameworkSnapInFactory.Microsoft.ManagementConsole.Advanced.ISnapInFactory.CreateSnapIn(Int32 bookkeepingId, String snapInKey, Object& snapIn)
I tried restoring one of my earlier drive images and got Hyper-V manager working again. Unfortunately continuing to run with this image wasn't feasible as I've had too many changes in the install to apply all over again, my solution needs to be repairing
my image as it exists at the time I discovered Hyper-V was broken. The older image was useful though to use to see just what causes the break. From that restore I stepped through Windows Updates one by one, eventually finding that the fix for KB2898871,
"Security Update for Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5.1 for Windows 8.1 and Windows Server 2012 R2 for x64-based Systems" was what seemed to trigger it. Uninstalling this update on my current image does not resolve the issue. Somehow something
is hanging around that is the root cause of the problem. An additional odd thing with this is that this KB update is marked as February 2014, yet going back through my disk images I found that the problem had existed as early as December 2013, possibly
the month before. If .NET updates are cumulative then that would make sense as an earlier update that is now included in KB2898871 could have been applied before, but I don't know if the updates are designed that way. I have yet to find any information
online directly relating to this problem and those that are somewhat similar haven't produced any working fix. Looking for any thoughts on this while I hope that the problem report uploaded to Microsoft is being worked on.

Ok, now I'm stumped. I restored the first image I captured of my 8.1 install (11/14/2013, looks like with all available updates at that time) and started applying updates. After this I could still launch Hyper-V without error. Now, this
image was before I had created any virtual machines and at this point I still haven't added any to my test image, but Hyper-V does launch.
So my suspicion is now moving to something about maybe the information of the VMs I had previously created in Hyper-V aren't playing well with the later .net update. Haven't gone digging for this yet but with this new finding does anyone have any areas
they think I should examine? The first place I'm going to look is the registry and see what I can find for differences there.

Sessions/connections gets hang during update and select operations.

A table with 3 million records, which has customer details data.
Everyday application is executing select and update queries on that table.
Sessions/connections gets hang during update and select operations.
After checking ADDM report, following are the findings:
Please suggest the solutions
Findings and Recommendations
Finding 1: Row Lock Waits
Impact is 145.22 active sessions, 99.77% of total activity.
SQL statements were found waiting for row lock waits.
Recommendation 1: Application Analysis
Estimated benefit is 145.22 active sessions, 99.77% of total activity.
Action
Significant row contention was detected in the TABLE
"AVAYA.AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER" with object ID 82155. Trace the cause of
row contention in the application logic using the given blocked SQL.
Related Object
Database object with ID 82155.
Rationale
The SQL statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv" was blocked on row locks.
Related Object
SQL statement with SQL_ID 974vg65j29pmv.
UPDATE AVAYA.AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER SET PREFERRED_LANGUAGE = :1
WHERE ( AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER.MSISDN = :2 )
Rationale
The session with ID 50 and serial number 34525 in instance number 1 was
the blocking session responsible for 100% of this recommendation's
benefit.
Symptoms That Led to the Finding:
Wait class "Application" was consuming significant database time.
Impact is 145.22 active sessions, 99.77% of total activity.
Finding 2: Top SQL Statements
Impact is 46.39 active sessions, 31.87% of total activity.
SQL statements consuming significant database time were found. These
statements offer a good opportunity for performance improvement.
Recommendation 1: SQL Tuning
Estimated benefit is 46.39 active sessions, 31.87% of total activity.
Action
Investigate the UPDATE statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv" for
possible performance improvements. You can supplement the information
given here with an ASH report for this SQL_ID.
Related Object
SQL statement with SQL_ID 974vg65j29pmv.
UPDATE AVAYA.AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER SET PREFERRED_LANGUAGE = :1
WHERE ( AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER.MSISDN = :2 )
Rationale
The SQL spent only 0% of its database time on CPU, I/O and Cluster
waits. Therefore, the SQL Tuning Advisor is not applicable in this case.
Look at performance data for the SQL to find potential improvements.
Rationale
Database time for this SQL was divided as follows: 100% for SQL
execution, 0% for parsing, 0% for PL/SQL execution and 0% for Java
execution.
Rationale
SQL statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv" was executed 212 times and had
an average elapsed time of 2494 seconds.
Rationale
Waiting for event "enq: TX - row lock contention" in wait class
"Application" accounted for 100% of the database time spent in
processing the SQL statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv".

**addm report **
          ADDM Report for Task 'TASK_7526'
Analysis Period
AWR snapshot range from 5003 to 5004.
Time period starts at 08-JUL-13 11.00.27 AM
Time period ends at 08-JUL-13 12.00.45 PM
Analysis Target
Database 'AVAYADB' with DB ID 2878789264.
Database version 11.2.0.1.0.
ADDM performed an analysis of instance avayadb, numbered 1 and hosted at
NG-LA04AVAYA01.
Activity During the Analysis Period
Total database time was 563062 seconds.
The average number of active sessions was 155.63.
Summary of Findings
   Description         Active Sessions      Recommendations
                       Percent of Activity
1 Row Lock Waits      155.44 | 99.88       1
2 Top SQL Statements 26.67 | 17.14        1
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
          Findings and Recommendations
Finding 1: Row Lock Waits
Impact is 155.4 active sessions, 99.88% of total activity.
SQL statements were found waiting for row lock waits.
   Recommendation 1: Application Analysis
   Estimated benefit is 155.44 active sessions, 99.88% of total activity.
   Action
      Significant row contention was detected in the TABLE
      "AVAYA.AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER" with object ID 82155. Trace the cause of
      row contention in the application logic using the given blocked SQL.
      Related Object
         Database object with ID 82155.
   Rationale
      The SQL statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv" was blocked on row locks.
      Related Object
         SQL statement with SQL_ID 974vg65j29pmv.
         UPDATE AVAYA.AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER SET PREFERRED_LANGUAGE = :1
         WHERE ( AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER.MSISDN = :2 )
   Rationale
      The session with ID 167 and serial number 6084 in instance number 1 was
      the blocking session responsible for 100% of this recommendation's
      benefit.
   Symptoms That Led to the Finding:
      Wait class "Application" was consuming significant database time.
      Impact is 155.45 active sessions, 99.88% of total activity.
Finding 2: Top SQL Statements
Impact is 26.66 active sessions, 17.14% of total activity.
SQL statements consuming significant database time were found. These
statements offer a good opportunity for performance improvement.
   Recommendation 1: SQL Tuning
   Estimated benefit is 26.67 active sessions, 17.14% of total activity.
   Action
      Investigate the UPDATE statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv" for
      possible performance improvements. You can supplement the information
      given here with an ASH report for this SQL_ID.
      Related Object
         SQL statement with SQL_ID 974vg65j29pmv.
         UPDATE AVAYA.AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER SET PREFERRED_LANGUAGE = :1
         WHERE ( AIRTEL_CUSTOMER_MASTER.MSISDN = :2 )
   Rationale
      The SQL spent only 0% of its database time on CPU, I/O and Cluster
      waits. Therefore, the SQL Tuning Advisor is not applicable in this case.
      Look at performance data for the SQL to find potential improvements.
   Rationale
      Database time for this SQL was divided as follows: 100% for SQL
      execution, 0% for parsing, 0% for PL/SQL execution and 0% for Java
      execution.
   Rationale
      SQL statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv" was executed 707 times and had
      an average elapsed time of 794 seconds.
   Rationale
      Waiting for event "enq: TX - row lock contention" in wait class
      "Application" accounted for 100% of the database time spent in
      processing the SQL statement with SQL_ID "974vg65j29pmv".
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
          Additional Information
Miscellaneous Information
Wait class "Commit" was not consuming significant database time.
Wait class "Concurrency" was not consuming significant database time.
Wait class "Configuration" was not consuming significant database time.
Wait class "Network" was not consuming significant database time.
Wait class "User I/O" was not consuming significant database time.
Session connect and disconnect calls were not consuming significant database
time.
Hard parsing of SQL statements was not consuming significant database time.

SqlDev3.0 prod - Conn randomly hangs during opening, mainly with 11g RAC

Hi, i have been having this issue since i moved to 3.0 PROD version from EA version.
Now and then, same connection hangs during opening of connection, mainly with 11gR2 RAC databases. Sometimes it works with no changes. I don't see this problem with 10g RAC or non-RAC connection. Connection does not even make it to listener log file, so it looks like java thread gets into some hitch locally.
I wonder if somebody has found solution for this.
btw, with EA, i did not have problem with same connection. so far, i have been killing the sqldeveloper thru' task manager and then open it again (sometimes couple times, before i get thru').
Thanks

i can not use auto update from tool itself as we dont have admin rights on laptops(update feature is not able to contact download center of Oracle). so we use standalone releases of SQLDeveloper. How can i download this patch and apply it? do you have link to the patch? I did some search, it was not giving me anything useful.
I am using Version 3.0.04, Build MAIN-04.34 (From Help->About).

ITunes 10.5 hangs during iPhone 4 sync

Just installed iTunes 10.5 and attempted to sync iPhone 4/4.3.5 several times. The process hangs while "Backing up" with the status bar right under the t in (Step 1 of 5). I've swiped the phone to cancel, which leaves iTunes continuing on as if the phone were still syncing. I used Task Manager to quit iTunes on Win Vista, restarted iTunes and attempted to sync again. Hangs in the same place. So, I restarted the computer, restarted iTunes and it's still hanging during Backing up... I am so frustrated! Help!!!

I've two Windows 7 64 bit desktops.
On the one I've always used which has all my backups, apps, music etc etc I'm having the same problem and I've tried everything including above suggestion, removing and reinstalling, New download, stopping processes using MSCONFIG and Autoruns all to no avail.
On the scond PC it's all working perfectly but I've no backups, apps, data, music or data.
Not happy.

Nokia 5800 - The phone will hang during restart if...

I had bought this nokia 5800 three week ago. This problem did not occur on the first day. On the second day, after i put in some media files inside the memory card through USB connection (using nokia PC suite), the phone will hang during restart and i need to take out the battery to turn the phone off. This problem keep on happens until i remove the memory card from the phone. Somemore, this problem does not disapear even i remove those media files.
With this problem, i need to remove the memory card evey time i restart the phone and plugin the memory card again after the phone is turned on.
Can anybody help me?
By the way, i would like to ask ---> if i plugin the memory card after the phone is ON, will it harm my phone or the memory card?
The memory card is original card come with the phone.
Firmware: V11
Message Edited by aeiouaeiou1980 on 21-Feb-2009 03:02 PM

If this is happening when the MMC is not inserted then the fault almost certainly lies with the memory card somewhere.
A corruption of data can sometimes happen on the MMC when transfering files from pc to phone.
Try the following.
Menu
Applications
File manager
E. Memory Card (select and go into E: drive)
Options
Menory card options
Format
Select Yes
Enter Security code (default is 12345 is not changed)
This will format your memory card, and should delete any corrupted data held on the card.
Note that performing a format on the card will delete all data held on it.
My posts are my opinion and in no way the direct views of Nokia.
If my posts are helpful, please give me some KUDOS using the green star on the left.

Hyper v manager: "virtual machine connection has stopped working", when connect to VM

Hello,
cannot find any info on web and View problem details in VIRTUAL MACHINE CONNECTION error box:
"virtual machine connection has stopped working".
I get this error when click Connect in HV Manager. The machines are on and are accessible through RDP.
This is a lab host after restart it randomly works. I have this problem during last week.
Just interesting to know what could cause the problem and if other were seeing something like that...
Also, can connect to machine from SCVMM.
Thx.
"When you hit a wrong note it's the next note that makes it good or bad". Miles Davis

I have the same problem.. Running hyper-v manager from win7 x64 client...
Problem details:
Description:
Stopped working
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: CLR20r3
Problem Signature 01: vmconnect.exe
Problem Signature 02: 6.1.0.0
Problem Signature 03: 4ce75fbd
Problem Signature 04: vmconnect
Problem Signature 05: 6.1.0.0
Problem Signature 06: 4ce75fbd
Problem Signature 07: 107
Problem Signature 08: 29
Problem Signature 09: System.ArgumentException
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.4
Locale ID: 1033
I have the exact same issue (running windows 2008 R2 Enterprise). I can RDP to any of the VM but simply cannot connect using console. This is causing me grief since I have to create few more VMs and work with the existing VMs. Without console
access, I cannot create and do any config changes for new VMs. Can someone help. Things that I have tried so far.
1. Exported VMs
2 uninstalled .NET 4 & 3.5.
3. Hyper-v role removed.
4. Reinstalled Hyper-v, reinstalled .NET 4 & 3.5, patch current as of today.
5. Imported the VMs back and still cannot connect. Exactly same error. No errors in any logs in event viewer or Hyper-v logs.
6. Navigated to c:\Program Files\Hyper-v and manually run the VMCONNECT.EXE app (choosing the localhost/server and appropriate VM from the list) but no dice. The app just sits there for ever without any connection.
7. I am baffled and surprised no one has a solution. Tried multiple search engines.
8. The host machine is patch current as of today and there are no patches available to try. Reading through some forums, I have also installed some hotfixes with no luck.
9. Finally, I can see the little graphic for each VM changing as windows is loading or stopping in server manager for hyper-v.
Hoping someone has a solution. The error that pops up is exactly similar and no clues of the faulting module.
Appreciate your time and help.

IPod/iTunes 6 hangs during updating

I've just spent most of a weekend trying to figure out why a 40GB click-wheel iPod will not sync with iTunes. I'm at a bit of a loss here. I know there are several (long) posts on update issues - perhaps this is just another case. Here's the low-down:
Gear:
* iPod 40GB 'click-wheel' model, 3.1 firmware (2005-09-23 update), firewire interconnect direct to iMac (no dock)
* iMac G4 1GHz, OS X 10.3.9, iTunes 6.0.1, about 1600 songs
Symptom:
iPod appears on the desktop and can browse folders. iTunes starts. Hangs during iTunes update on a random song. Usually <20 into the list - but sometimes anything up to song 1000. Flashing 'do not disconnect' symbol freezes on iPod LCD, iMac hangs (Activity Monitor indicates a >90% cpu load on iTunes process, generally requires a 'hard' restart to recover the iMac - even after force-quitting the iTunes process).
Tried:
* Reset iPod
* Restore iPod with 3.1
* Restore iPod with 3.0.2 (2005-06-26)
* iPod into disk mode and restore
* iPod disk verify and erase using OS X Disk Utility, restore firmware
* New firewire cable
* iPod into diagnostics mode - run most tests including HDD scan (all pass)
* iMac disk permissions verify/fix
* Delete iTunes preferences and restart - library rebuilds
* Copy music to a new location, delete all iTunes data, now start afresh and
use add to library to rebuild library
* Removed songs and entire albums that sync freezes on (just freezes on
another song)
* Checked out iMac firewire ports with iSight
* Discussed with Apple Tech guy at Genius bar, agreed pretty much all steps
had been covered. iPod exchanged believing something like iPod connector
to be the issue. No difference.
So I'm pretty much convinced at this stage the issue lies with the iMac software. iPod and cable have been thoroughly investigated and changed out. iMac firewire ports work with iSight.
I've seen some posts suggesting deleting and restrong from the 10.3.9 update the iPod driver (iPodDriver.kext). This seems pretty drastic! I'm hesitant to go get a Tiger upgrade - this should work with 10.3.9.
Apologies for the long post - but I'd be interested to hear views at this point.
Thanks
40GB click-wheel Mac OS X (10.3.9) iTunes 6.0.1

Hey, you the man. I just want to say thank you. I hooked up a just repaired touch wheel iPod to my son's g4 iMAC, and it kept hanging on random songs and even the one's it transferred, it did slowly. I tried everything everyone else has, I did restores and erases forever. And it kept hanging up, so I had to frequently disconnect the iPod to get control back of the computer. This morning I was on the phone with Apple tech for over an hour. His conclusion was that because some of the songs weren't purchased from the Apple Store, I needed to manually transfer each song one at a time. I had to go, so didn't get to try it until later today and same problem. Again I called Apple tech support. Guy was very nice, on phone with him for 90 minutes, he didn't think the first advice made much sense. He gave up in frustration when we couldn't get into the disk utility because iPod kept going to automatic update. He told me to call back tomorrow and speak to a specialist. He said he's never had this much difficulty with an iPod. After the call, I managed to get into the disk utillity and do the erase and repair but didn't do anything. When I finally deactivated the auto update, manually transferring the songs one at a time didn't solve the problem. I read your post, started up after disconnecting the iSight firewire cable, took a chance of activating auto update of songs again, and voila, it transferred all the songs (all 176 of them) in about 10 seconds, like a warm knife through butter. And as they said on Saturday Night Live, it felt "like butter." I will call Apple tomorrow and tell them they really need to do something about this. In the meantime, I'll keep iSight disconnected whenever songs are being transferred into the iPod.
Again, your advice is much appreciated. Thank you for the post.
Steve
Mac OS X (10.4.3)
Mac OS 9.2.x

Multiple cPCI Graphics cards - System Hangs during Boot

We have 2 Kontron dual output CP332 cPCI graphics cards to install into a NI PXI rack in order to give us 4 graphics outputs.
When one card is installed it acts as the Primary graphics card and it is required to disable to NI on-board graphics card in order for this to boot and function correctley.
If a 2nd Kontron CP322 card is added the system will hang during WinXP boot, as it switches from VGA to SVGA mode.
Disabling the 2nd card via device manager allows the system to boot.
Re-enabling the 2nd card once booted, then configuring with the ATI driver application allows the 4 graphics output to work as expected.
If the system is re-powered it will once again hang during WinXp booting.
Is there anything that can be configured on the NI Embedded PC (BIOS) to prevent this ?
Is there anything in windows that can be set to prevent this ?
Can we control the windows device manager from labview in order to enable/disable the 2nd card after power-on and before shutdown.
many thanks

Hi Scott,
I have some more information for you regarding your issue. We have tested the Kontron CP332 with the PXI-8196.
However when we tested the setup, we had 3 monitors working, the on-board graphics and the dual output from the card.
Until we get the on-board graphics working with a single CP332 I don't think we will get bot CP332's working.
So these are the steps to get on-board graphics working with a single Kontron card the steps come from talking to our PXI Product Support Engineer:
"The first thing you need to make sure is that you are using the
driver for Windows XP, and not the one for Windows 2000. Here's a link
to the driver download page:
http://us.kontron.com/index.php?searchword=cp+332&id=363
Notice that the first two driver downloads look just the same, but if
you hover over them and look at the url, you'll notice that the first
one is for Windows 2000 (w2k), and the second one is for Windows XP
(wxp). So, just make sure you are using the second one. The PSE did
mention that she was initially using the Win 2k driver, and was having
some issues with it hanging and all. Here's the information she sent me
about how she was able to get things working:
"Here is the info. My controller has BIOS version 1.3 but have him try this first before updating the BIOS.
The Kontron Board is the CP 332. I was able to get all three monitors working with the PXI-8196.
Configuration steps:
1) Insert both the controller and the kontron board in the chassis.
Note: When the computer is starting it will give you the Windows boot
up screen on the DVI 1 on the Kontron board and then give you the login
screen on the monitor connected to the 8196 so make sure you still have
a monitor connected to the controller.
2) Cancel the NI installation wizard if it comes up.
3)
Unzip the drivers and run the setup.exe file. Make sure you install
both the ATI display driver and the ATI Control Panel. (Check the zip
name to make sure you have the xp version of the driver)
4) After
restart go to the Display Properties and under the Settings tab you
should have monitors 1 and 2 on Mobility Radeon 9000 (Kontron CP-332)."
If you don't have BIOS version 1.20 or higher, please upgrade to BIOS version 1.30, if you need to upgrade the BIOS please make sure you fully understand the readme file. Then follow the steps above to enable triple output on the graphics cards.
When you have this working please try adding the second Kontron card.
Regards
JamesC
NIUK and Ireland

Default credentials not being saved in Hyper-V Manager for a single VM

Greetings,
I have a Server 2008 R2 SP1 Standard Hyper-V box running about 8 virtual machines on it. The machine is joined to a 2008 domain.
Recently, I moved the .VHD file for a single machine from one folder to another folder. After doing so, when I connect to ONLY that specific machine via Hyper-V manager, I receive the error: "Your credentials did not work. Your system administrator
does not allow the use of default credentials to log on to the remote computer XXXXXX because its identity is not fully verified. Please enter new credentials."
I have the "Use default credentials automatically (no prompt)" option checked in the Hyper-V settings, and I have tried checking and unchecking this box and saving multiple times. I have also deleted the saved credentials and the system reports no
saved credentials.
I have attempted to change settings in the group policy (gpedit.msc) regarding enabling the Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Credentials Delegation > Allow Delegating Saved Credentials with
NTLM-only Server Authenticaton setting, something I found in older blog posts here in the Hyper-V forum and on other websites, and it has not made any difference.
At this point, I can only assume this must be some sort of bug because I cannot identify any other possible solution for getting rid of this annoying Windows Security pop-up box. There are no entries in the Windows event log that indicate anything
odd. When I enter the correct username/password, I can still access the VM, but the credentials are never remembered, and ONLY for this single VM.
Does anybody have any knowledge of how to fix this issue? I can't believe that just moving a VHD caused all these problems.
Thanks!

Ah, finally found a solution! I cannot explain why this suddenly got changed other than to assume it must have had something to do with a recent Windows Update or me trying to install Remote Desktop Services and Network Policy and Access Services.
I roughly followed the directions from
KB954357 or this
older post on the Hyper-V forum.
FIX:
1) Run gpedit.msc on the Hyper-V host that exhibits the problem.
2) Enable the policy setting Local Computer Policy > Computer Configuration > Administrative Templates > System > Credentials Delegation > Allow Delegating Default Credentials with NTLM-only Server Authentication. Click the Show... button
next to "Add Servers to the list", and add the value "Microsoft Virtual Console Service/*" without the double quotes. Click OK. Click OK again to exit the dialog box.
3) Run a command prompt and execute gpupdate /force to refresh the group policy.
4) Now try to log into a machine in Hyper-V manager with default credentials enabled, and note that you are not prompted.
Again, I don't know why I had to do this, but it's working fine now.

IPod recognized, but hangs during update

So my iPod will show up in Finder and in iTunes, and automatic updating will begin. However, at random times during the update, sometimes 4 songs in, sometimes 65, the whole process will just hang. iTunes status screen gets stuck on flashing between "Updating iPod..." and Song 65 of 2054 and just flash between those two over and over.
Meanwhile, the iPod screen itself is also stuck and no longer flashing "Do Not Disconnect" -- it's a steady screen with none of the normal flashing.
Tried resetting, doesn't do anything.
Tried restoring, and it hangs after Authenticate asks me for my password to Restore the iPod.
I wind up having to just force disconnect and force quit everything and restart.
Anybody else have this problem? Thanks for any help you can give.
Oh btw, OS 10.3.9, iTunes 4.9, iBook G4.

I am having the same issue where it hangs during update -- seems to always happen around the 1800th song. Here's more specifics:
-I've got 7000 songs in my Library
-my iTunes Music folder is located on an external FireWire HD
My Mac has no problems mounting the iPod. No problems restoring with iPod Updater. No problems with erasing using Disk Utility.
I have tried the following:
1. Resetting and then restoring via iPod Updater.
2. Erasing/reformatting via Disk Utility, including zeroing out all data, and then restoring via iPod Updater.
3. Resetting into Disk Mode.
4. Manually updating songs.
5. Automatcially updating songs.
Nothing works. I have been troubleshooting this for about 8 hours now with no luck. No matter what I do differently, it always hangs around song 1800. I even tried uninstalling/reinstalling iTunes -- and I have tried this with several different user accounts and on different partitions I have set up.
When it "hangs," the iPod itself just makes a the "clicking" sound of a HD. I'm wondering if the HD is just bad -- but it came up with no errors when checking with Disk Utility.
Any more suggestions?
Johnny

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