Long awaited MSI issue.....

just wondering if msi will ever fix the logo display issue...ive got the latest bios and the logo screen enabled but the logo still doesnt show...btw im using a k7t turbo2 with award bios 3.6

I've got a feeling that there is a group of knuckleheads programming the bios because I see all sorts of alphanumeric characters (every once in a while) when going through the bios options. I really think they have a pretty big bios bug due to their writers.

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Hi,
I have installed version 10 of the client based groupware integration on a CRM 6.0 system. Up till now, we were not able to let synchronization work (screen with the options was greyed out).
I had created a message for SAP and after some exchange they advised me to implement note 1562571:Solution for ISScript.msi error. We were not having this error but as SAP had a look into our system, I followed the advise.
After implementing this note via SNOTE, I got an error (which I didn't had before!) when I tried to install the synchronization software saying that the setup.msi was not correct (taking a look into SE80 bsp appl: CRMCMP_GW_WC, the file attached is setup.exe).
Did someone had the same issue? Any help is very appreciated!
Thanks in advance,
Yasmine Marchal

Hi ,
I think there is a note which can solve the msi issue , I havent implemented it .. please check Master Note - 1563898 ( this is for 7.0 EHP1 i think ) . You can look for the right note for CRM 6.0 at the service marketplace.
I have configured Groupware Int for Outlook 10 and CRM 7.0 EHP1 . Initially we were facing this error where the SAP DEFAULT profile was getting downloaded when we clicked on the Edit Sync settings. Is this what was happening with you ??
We created a new profile in GWIPROFILE and maintained the crm_ui_profile parameter with the correct business role in SU3 and now we can synchronize.
Let me know if you were able to resolve the issue with a note .
Edited by: Neha M on Sep 29, 2011 1:24 PM

How long does MSI myservice take to respond back to RMA email?

called this number and chose option4
MSI Computer (UK) Ltd Tel: +44-203-608-5252
the voice message stated clearly if you want to RMA the graphics card send your full name, address, serial number, fault description to myservice.uk (at) msi dot com
the email is sent 15 hours ago, and no feedback from MSI.
how long does it take for MSI to get back to me?
Regards,
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It depends on what kind of query you have send if it is a difficult question that requires research or trying to duplicate an issue it might be longer than just two days. Alternatively try contacting MSI again using the global support with registering your product which is the official way: >>How to contact MSI.<<.

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I see no way out of this quandary. Please provide guidance. I did have SP1 on my version of Xcelsius 2008. But when I tried to update to SP3 I kept getting the dreaded error 1706 "no source could be found for product Xcelsius 2008..." So I uninstalled the software. It will reinstall fine off of the CD upon which I stored the original download and keycode. But I cannot apply any updates without the 1706 error.
I now have Xcelsius 2008 one version below where I was yesterday! The 2008 install I have is an EXE that was downloaded and does not create or keep a msi. SP3 is also an EXE. The fix packs are zipped but do not have msi files. Perhaps SP1 was zipped but it is not longer available for download.
I have read other posts on this issue and none of them seem to work. I have uninstalled the 2008 version and tried to install SP3 and still get the same error.
The error keeps pointing me to a temp directory where I once perhaps had an installation package. It is no longer there.
Who would have thought that updating would be so kludgy.
Please help.
Bill

I did look at the KB article. I cannot find anything in my registry with MediaPackagePath or MediaPackage that relates to Xcelsius. There is no msi anywhere on my machine that relates to Xcelsius.
So this is weird. I uninstalled the original version of 2008 again. Then just for fun I downloaded the TRAIL version of the program. It has the same problem. The prompt wants me to look in the temp file where I must have installed SP1 a few years ago for Xcelsius2008.msi. The trial version has XcelsiusPresent.msi and if I point to that it still barfs and says that it is not a proper installation file for the program.
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AMD64 and MSI issues

I've taken the plunge to purchase new motherboard. CPU, video card, ram and power supply after reading a review at Bleeding Edge. Having put the PC together I am still having intermittent issues. This is what I have done so far.
I purchased the following
MSI K8N Neo4-FI
AMD 64 3000+
2X 512 DDR400 OEM
Asus EN6200GE PCI express
This was to go with my existing hard drives (both IDE), DVDRW and CDRW. I put the parts together and quickly realised that the power supply from my existing case was a 20 pin connection. After reading this forum (and the recommendation from Bleeding Edge) I purchased a Thermaltake 430w power supply. It's the same on they use in the Thermaltake Soprano case. It has a 24 pin connection as well.
When building Windows XP the screen would freeze after about 10 minutes into the install. I attempted several installs - each resulted in a freeze at different parts of the install. I ran memtest86 but it found no errors.
I exchanged the motherboard from the shop assuming it was faulty - same result.
I exchanged the DDR - same result.
I used my previous DDR333 and windows built successfully!. So I returned the OEM DDR and upgraded to Kingston PC3200 CL3 184-pin DIMM
So Windows XP works ... most of the time.
I found that when I did a cold boot - after the PC has been left off overnight the PC wouldn't boot. After pressing the power button these are the symptoms:
* power light comes on but monitor doesn't
* monitor comes on but pressing DEL results in a blank screen
* Windows starts but freezes after 1 or 2 minutes - no messages or indication of what has stopped. Keyboard and mouse no longer operate.
I changed the setting in the BIOS to "Halt on no errors" where it was previously "Halt on all errors" and the frequency of the freezes has reduced. In fact it hasn't occurred for one week so far.
Looking at it more today I thought the only last option I had would be to update the BIOS. The version of the BIOS was 1.6 and I updated to 1.9 (the latest). The PC still boots but pressing DEL at boot now results in a blank screen. If I don't press DEL in boots into Windows XP - so far so good.
And that's where I'm up to now - any suggestions where to next? I should also mention that when I last acccessed the BIOS I accepted the default settings except for disabling the USB Keyboard and I don't have one.
Current specs are
MSI K8N Neo4-FI Bios 1.9
AMD 64 3000+
2X 512 Kingston PC3200 CL3 184-Pin DIMM
Asus EN6200GE PCI express
Seagate IDE 40 gig
IBM IDE 60 gig
Pioneer DVDRW 106D
Asus CDRW 52x24x52
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3.5 floppy disk drive
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If there is in fact a power issue (I'm not convinced that there is as I have successfully used similar configurations with Antec and Seasonic 380 Watt power supplies), then using single hard and optical drives should help (when spinning up, hard drives can draw significant current).
If in fact the system works OK with the DDR 333 memory, this would seem to point to some kind of memory or related bios problem. You have changed the bios version and this could introduce timing problems for your particular memory. BTW, did you clear the bios after flashing? I would retest the memory with memtest - I will often overclock by a few % when doing this to ensure there are some operating margins.
As a sanity check, I assume you have connected the separate 12 volt supply for the cpu and that all cards and connectors are properly seated. Also, I'm not familiar with the Neo4 specifically, but am aware that the choice of memory slots can make a difference with Nforce 4 motherboards.
Robert

New Yorker App No Longer Sees New Issues

Beginning with the October 7 issue, the New Yorker app on my iPad no longer "knows" about new issues. Before that I used to get notified when a new issue was available and the new issue's cover would appear in the Library.
In order to download new issues I have to:
Delete the New Yorker app from my iPad
Download the New Yorker app from the App Store
Download the new New Yorker issue
Redownload any previous issues that I want to have on my iPad.
Obviously, this is tedious, time consuming and stupid.
The New Yorker app on my iPhone works fine. I get notified of new issues and new issues appear in the Library.
I have no other issues with my iPad. I'm on iOS 7.0.2. I'm on WiFi with a decent connection. I have tried restarting the iPad and resetting it. No joy.
Does anyone else have similar problems?

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A Long Awaited Complaint.

It’s been around 2 years now that I've been with BT through thick and thin, and if there's one thing I can take away from the experience of this agreed contract, it would be the understanding that, just because they are the leading telecommunications company in the Britain, does not mean that they can replicate their success in the networking market. Actually I would go even further as to say that they are the most abysmal providers that us as UK citizens have to choose from.
And this is why...
Lets first merit the genius in BT's marketing department who came up with the extraordinary phrase of "Up to <insert speed>". However clever this may have been to BT's success in providing "lightning fast" speeds, it has also been very deceptive and even in the most common of cases, forms of theft. I obliged to the fantastic offer of upgrading my 3mb line to BT's new "Up to 8mb" trap back in 2008, where it all began. My 3mb line quickly shunted down to a 2mb Line with fluctuations in speed and bandwidth matching the seasonal weather in the most frequent of days. Albeit, there were some days that the internet managed to hold a solidified speed for over an hour, but unfortunately for myself, this was limited to the express BT package of 0.5mb, with an upload rate replicating the speed it would take to physically send a small Chinese boy with each individual packet to the corresponding destination. Me being a professional gamer, who relies on the speed of my connection to function fully, it becomes a kind of 'slap in the face' to know that your alleged 'upgrade' has actually sent you back to the 80's.
The ironic thing is, that I don't mind if your packages have become more and more stretched, causing an awful rate to the individual person, I can live with that. What disgusts me the most, is how the company as a whole have attempted to delude the situation, to both their employee's and their customers. I would have no problem, if the renewal stages of my contract involved a phone call from a guy who was at least truthful on the situation.
"Good even Mr. Newman, my names ** from BT, I would just like to inform you on some changed within the operations of BT's internet service providence. No sir, we no longer run the fixated speeds that you are accustom too, as we have now enforced these new distance related speed markers, which will vastly benefit most people living in a detached house, built directly upon a BT exchange. Yes Mr. Newman, there is no conversion cost, you merely have to sign up to our new package with your consent. What is this package called you say?, well for you sir, we can offer you "Up to *bleep* All MB" for £19.99 a month. Oh thank you for your cooperation sir, have a good day"
Now that would be a lovely, honest conversation to participate in. One that when it ends, you don't feel as if your wallet is slowly dissipating, without you realising it. However, I must indeed move on before the prolific nature of my language escalates out of control. The next daunting aspect of what I now call "the BT all in one service", is the personnel within the technician side of the Customer Helpline. Now, correct me if I'm wrong, but does the word "technician" indicate that the individual waving this banner may have the slightest inclination as to how the inner workings of both the components used to connect to the internet and of the service they provide? Well I'll be damned. **** When I call up asking why at 4 pm my BT home hub duplo edition is now displaying the colours of the rainbow, I don't expect to be asked questions such as "What operating system am I using?", and whether or not I have rebooted my PC within the last 31 years. However, believe it or not, this isn't what makes me lose sleep at nights, because if there's one thing that any educated person looking for a timely response hates more than an idiotic question, is being introduced to a *** that has been programmed to automate responses according to your queries.
"Thanks for calling BT customer support, could I please take your first and last name?"
No ***, this is my 16th call today and for once, I don't think that the first line of my address Is really going to change the outcome of the 16th line-test you've run today. What happened to asking questions to human beings and been given a response that relates somewhat to an individual’s human intuition. ***
The next stage of BT's customer support line involves the procedural distribution of *** to the problematic household. Now, due to my father’s in depth knowledge of electronic wiring, I highly doubted the possibility of the fault being related to my individual household. Nevertheless, I proceeded with the booking of Mr. Fantastic’s time and waited patiently. When Joe Pasquale turned up, he found it irrelevant to even check the wiring of my house or even that of the router and the machines connected to it. Instead, the genius concluded that it was the main sockets "out of date" box that was causing the interference. Fair enough, me not being the most IT fluent child at the time, I allowed him to dismantle our main BT socket and install a new one free of charge, how wonderful. Once installed, he insisted that he was popping outdoors to check the exchange's currently set IP profile on my line, which could be a further problem limiting my connection. An hour passed, then a second... "Oh, I don't think he's coming back, let my just screw the new socket back on myself". Not only was this the most poor and unprofessional IT support ever given to me in person, but it was also completely incorrect. The wiring within the newly installed socket was completely disjointed with many cables being wired together with the incorrect colour pattern, meaning that our phone line was disabled for a day. 'No problem, I’ll get dad to fix it'
Of course, no positive changes occurred to my speeds, or to the random downtime events that occur. The placebo of sending out a technician obviously didn't tick the box in my books and unfortunately this is where I'm left now. I'm currently a student who is on the verge of moving out to a university that will obviously supply an internet connection far superior to what BT can offer to a home location. However, my parents and brothers who spend multiple ours surfing the net in a care free manner are being taking for what us southerners call "a ride". If there's one thing that I'm going to be demolishing before I leave, it will most certainly be the contract that I have so longingly wished to break in endless nights of rage. However, I will also attempt one more thing before I go...
A very relevant quote from the recent film "law Abiding Citizen":
"I'm gonna pull the whole thing down. I'm gonna bring the whole *bleep* diseased, corrupt temple down on your head. It's gonna be biblical."
Thanks for a wonderful two years,
Tom Newman

I would echo these sentiments.
I've been a "valued" BT Customer for between 3 - 6 years through various residencies.
As I became more reliant on my home broadband and became more aware of some of it's short falls, I found the response from BT to be occassionally brilliant (once), but mostly completely inadequate.
During this day and for the recent past, my internet decides to disconnect & reconnect frequently, without warning. This can be a nightmare when I am working from home but do I feel confident that I can call BT to have the matter resolved, no. I gave up on phoning BT after the last episodes I was put through. The only time I know find my phonecalls to BT to be easy and straightforward, is if I have to contact their billing department to make a payment. In these instances, there's absolutely no slouching or errors made.
My connection "ping" that I have to endure is somewhat frustrating and this leads me to my main encounters with BT..........
After completing some research, I once phoned to request that Interleaving be disabled on my broadband. Five phonecalls and 8 persons later, I finally got through to someone that knew what I was talking about, it was arranged, carried out and I was very happy.
Roll on a few months, and due to issues surrounding billing and account changes, BT decided to cancel my account. When i received this letter I phoned immediately, explained the situation and offered payment for any arrears there and then. I was responded to with something along the lines of "We have to follow protocol" and they proceeded to Cancel both my Broadband line & Home phoneline, and then put me through to another department so that I could then order a brand New package identicle to that which I had literally just cancelled. This meant that I had to wait a week on line tests etc again and something that I found even more moronic... a new router package, when clearly I already had one - which was working 5 minutes ago.... So they were obviously costing themselves money, but i suppose protocol is protocol.
From my "New" service was set up, my broadband wasn't great and I again phoned to ask if Interleaving could be turned off. This time I literally made and received over 20 phonecalls on the matter. They ranged from people not knowing what it was, people telling me to reboot, to try a different wire and then thankfully some people putting me through to their Technical Department. Each person I then spoke to in the Tech department checked my line and told me they would phone me back, i would sometimes receive a phonecall and they would tell me that interleaving would be disabled within 3-5 days. 5 Days later I would phone back and either there was no record of me phoning, or I would go through the whole procedure again (which involves being bounced about to the right department and explaining the whole story...). This happened too many times (at least 4) until I finally just gave up and started looking at other providers for when my contract ends.
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T400 boot time takes long time & has issue with restart

Not sure if any one has already posted this and got replies...
my T400 has a strange issue. it takes a lot time in pre-boot... a cursor blinks on the top left corner for 5+ minutes and then loads the 'Windows loading...' screen for about another 5 mins and finally shows the windows logon screen.
Additionaly, when i hit shutdown, i am fine. if i hit restart - i am sitting there for ever.
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Srini,
I brought your tweet in and started a new thread and then found you already had a forum discussion going, so I'll just apend to your original thread and will leave this since I tweeted the link back to you to let you know we were taking a look.(Apologies)
Does this abnormally long startup of your T400 occur when docked or by itself? On battery or on AC power?
Have you checked the boot device order in BIOS? Make sure HDD is listed first.
Are there a lot of applications being loaded in the startup folder?
Have you tried using the MSCONFIG utility (start -> run ->msconfig) and then selected the startup tab to see what programs are being loaded during boot and if you can uncheck some that you don't always need to load?
This could reduce your boot time. I believe this, along with some setting tweaks was suggested in a similar T400 slow boot thread here...
Perhaps other members will have additional suggestions....
Mark
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I don't know why but suddenly Firefox won't open anymore. I discovered that it will open again as long as MSIE is running. Why and how can I fix this?

I've been using Firefox no problem for a long time but suddenly it stopped running today. I click on the icon and nothing happens. I updated to the most recent (just in case) and it still isn't loading up. Out of frustration I opened MSIE to search for this problem and I noticed that Firefox was working again. But, when I closed out of MSIE I couldn't get Firefox to work.

Not sure what you mean then. Is QuickTime still open and playing the video? If so, do you mean you can't even get back to QT to shut it down?
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Hi guys, looking for a little advice. I live in a fairly rural area, and for nearly a year and a half now I have been battling with constant disconnects, speed changes etc. on my broadband line.
Open reach have been out to the property several times, always locate and fix a minor fault on the line somewhere and then report back to BT that the problem is fixed. A couple of days later...
Anyway - I'm not sure if my line is totally at fault here, which is why I'm posting in the broadband section. This past week, my dowload speed has been less than 1Mb, despite my line averaging 2.5ish and able to hit 4 if I'm lucky.
A quick check on the wholesale speedchecker shows my IP profile is 1.01, and:
"For your connection, the acceptable range of speeds is 0.4 Mbps-1 Mbps."
This used to show 4.
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Connected
Connection time:
0 days, 18:48:07
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1.124 Mbps
Upstream:
896.6 Kbps
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4.9 dB / 8.9 dB
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44.7 dB / 24.6 dB
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22 / 21
18 hours since I was told to reset my home hub - the line has been up longer than that.
A call to customer services had me testing ethernet ports on my router, and checking to see "if I could go online", which was irrelevant to the problem. I'm not sure if the person I spoke too quite grasped the issue clearly. This long cycle of asking customer services for help, assurances that the speed will improve etc is getting really quite wearing. I understand that at the end of a rural copper wire I can't expect massive bandwidth, but I know my line can comfortably manage more than I'm receiving.
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Done.
ADSL Line Status
Connection Information
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Connected
Connection time:
0 days, 00:00:36
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Upstream:
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0/38
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PPPoA
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G.992.5 Annex A
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Line attenuation (Down/Up):
44.5 dB / 24.4 dB
Output power (Down/Up):
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Hello,
i can't install the costum Setup msi file, that i ceatad with the Adobe Application Manager Enterprise Edition 3.1 if I start the Setup, the MSI close after a few seconds.
The target System is a Windows 7 64bit with SP1.
In the Logs i've created there are following issues:
=== Logging stopped: 20.03.2015 15:43:03 ===
MSI (c) (04:B8) [15:43:03:622]: Product: Adobe_MasterCollection_CS6 -- Installation operation failed.
MSI (c) (04:B8) [15:43:03:622]: Das Produkt wurde durch Windows Installer installiert. Produktname: Adobe_MasterCollection_CS6. Produktversion: 1.2.0000. Produktsprache: 1033. Hersteller: Adobe Systems Incorporated. Erfolg- bzw. Fehlerstatus der Installation: 1603.
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Hi Ned.
thank you for your answer.
I've done all the steps in the knowlegdebase, that you send. But the issue is not solved by these steps. The expected solution with the Adobe Creative Cleaner Tool has no effect.

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After many hours trying different cases I identified my problem, but I don't have any solution !
I deployed Acrobat XI with an MSI created with the Adobe tool.
When I wanted to deploy Adobe Dreamweaver CS5 (or CS6) created with Adobe Application Manager Enterprise Edition I had a 1603 error.
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Started getting this error yesterday, it’s killing me....
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The message keeps persisting almost everytime I try to edit something, the Yes or No options don’t seem to do anythin other than remove the dialogue box temporarily.
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designchiefkm wrote:
Hi, yeah that link leads to "Ask the experts" which is this community forum...
very bland support me thinks...
I'm a strong supporter of DW and Adobe, but it's one of the reasons I'm not in the Cloud or using BC. Support is charged at a per-incident or corporate rate: http://www.adobe.com/support/programs/ .
You can try trashing that Configuration folder ( http://helpx.adobe.com/dreamweaver/kb/troubleshoot-javascript-errors-dreamweaver-cs4.html - See steps 12 & 4 for details). But that's about the extent of community support here for most technical issues. Seeing as how you have only 3 posts since April you probably were not around the last time customers spoke up and complained and prompted the Lambert Walsh letter almost 3 years back now. ( http://blogs.adobe.com/captivate/2009/08/open_letter_to_our_customers_o.html ). Just don't be afraid to speak up or write to Adobe, they will listen.

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