MOVED: Have you installed Vista on K9N Platinum

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In installed FM 7.2 on Vista. It works ... sort of! What I find is that all the normal functionality is there BUT, if for some reason you hold the shift key a little too long (while selecting text for example), or if you hold down a mouse button too long, FM crashes out big time. So, save your work regularly and be prepared for a few frustrating FM crashes. I've tried this combination on only one PC, so I can't verify whether it's unique to my system, but it is certainly repeatable.

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Type of SSD Have You Installed???

Hello all - I have a T61 with Win Vista Pro and want to find out from those with a similar configuration, what type, brand and size SSD have you installed? How easy it was and how does it continue to operate.
My current HD is 164g and getting quite crowded and slow...
Thanks... bo1953
T61, 6465, Vista

[Edited to correct typo in text. AG]
Hello,
I have had good results with Corsair, Crucial, Intel, Kingston and MyDigitalSSD SSDs in my ThinkPads. In particular, I have used both a 64GB Crucial SSD and an 80GB Intel SSD in my T61p and they both seemed to work fine. A couple of generalizations:
As hausman pointed out, the latest generation of SSDs operate at faster read/write speeds than the T61-series supports, which is somewhat fixable by installing a modified (non-Lenovo/IBM) BIOS. I have not done this myself, but from all accounts it seems to work well. Even if you do not choose to perform this unofficial upgrade, you can still get a faster SSD that operates at the latest speeds. After all, you might one day get a new computer which fully supports that speed, and you'll be able to re-use the SSD purchased for the T61 in that unit.
Most SSDs are sized for laptop computers (even those which go into desktops) and are the same 2.5" size as their HDD counterparts. However, 2.5" SATA SSDs come in two heights, the standard 9.5mm height and the shorter 7mm height (used for subnotebooks, ultrabooks and other very portable computers).
You might want to consider getting a 7mm high SSD (which sometimes come with a 2.5mm spacer) and should fit fine into the T61's drive bay. There's typically no difference in pricing that I've seen for the two heights, since the SSDs themselves are actually circuitboards which are even less than 7mm high—the only difference is in the plastic or metal shroud which surrounds them.
The reason for doing this is, again, future-proofing: It could be that your next notebook computer only has a 7mm high drive bay, and if you want to re-use your SSD with it, you would need to remove it from its shroud (a warranty-voiding move) and put some kind of insulation around it. If you go with a 7mm high SSD with a 2.5mm spacer, you can just remove the spacer and the SSD will fit into that new computer without having to do any additional work.
Any SSD that you decide on will be faster than any HDD you install in your T61, but with a little extra planning, you might be able to purchase an SSD that will be re-usable for a longer time.
Regards,
Aryeh Goretsky
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Have you installed RSP yet?

Hi All,
For those of you who do not already know about Remote Support Platform for SAP Business One I suggest you take some time to read up on this
great free (with active maintenance contract) solution from SAP. Details can be found here
RSP has been around now for a number of years and in order to take advantage of its capabilities and to further optimize our customers operations we make it mandatory to use it.
Do you know that:
RSP gives an quick overview of your customer’ installation
RSP automates end to end process of database upload
RSP can proactively detect issues in customer’s installation
RSP can automate fix delivery process
RSP provides central reporting system to partner in order to monitor all customer’s installations
A common question is that RSP is some sort of big brother application, I want to assure you here and now that this is absolutely not the case. As you can imagine in SAP, we take data protection seriously, very seriously and are governed by Data Protect Agreements so your data is secure and confidential.
I wanted to give you some heads up about important changes to support service delivery in SAP Business One Product Support which will begin 1st June 2013. Two important changes will come into effect and I would like to inform you about these that you may take proactive measures to ensure continued non-disruptive support.
If you do not already have RSP installed on your customer system, then please reach out to your support provider; request them to install it for you. Installation takes 30-60 minutes in most cases)
As you know we operate on a SAP - Partner - Customer model. Beginning June 1st it will be mandatory to install, configure & upload the system status report to SAP.
System Status Report Mandatory for support services
It will be mandatory to install, configure and upload the System Status Report (SSR) from Remote Support Platform (RSP) for SAP Business One in order to receive support for messages of a technical nature (upgrades, performance & crashes, etc). Failure to upload the SSR to SAP will result in unnecessary delays in resolving your issues and we would kindly urge you to take proactive measures now to avoid this. We recommend scheduling the SSR task to run every two weeks minimum to receive the most recent information. Should you face any issues installing RSP, then please open a support message with the component (SBO-RSP) and we will be happy to assist you.
Database uploads only via RSP
SAP Business One Support will only accept database uploads to SAP via remote support platform for SAP Business One. In certain exceptional circumstances STFP may be used but this will constitute a minority of cases. Please take due consideration of this important change to our processes over the next weeks and please plan accordingly to install, configure and upload the System Status Report to SAP. By being prepared now, it will avoid any delays in the processing of your customer support messages.
I encourage you now to begin a discussion and I will try to answer as many of your questions as possible.
With Kind Regards,
Paul Finneran
SAP Business One Product Support

Hi Dwarak,
The purpose of linking the SAP Business License file in RSP is only to allow RSP reading out the installation and system number of your SAP Business One installation. However you may skip this step while executing the setup wizard and configure it later once you execute the Initialisation wizard.
If you have to enter proxy credentials depends on the proxy configuration itself, e.g. can you browse the Internet only if you applied such credentials into the browser?
Also the proxy settings you may configure it later while executing the Initialisation wizard.
RSP requires an Internet Connection in order to establish connections to SAP's backend and optionally your SAP partner backend via Internet in order to receive lastest RSP Tasks and optionally transfer task results. (Don't worry, no task result will be transferred as long you did not give explicit permission to do so after you reviewed the content)
And just for the Internet connection the proxy settings are required in case a proxy got set up within the environment where remote support platform for SAP Business One got installed.
PS: Please ensure to get latest version and PL of RSP installed (currently RSP 3.1 PL 4). It is in general combatible to all Business One versions.
Best regards
Mario Schoenberg
SAP Business One Support

Have you installed Source Connect?

Platform: Windows.   Audition CS6.   iLok key registered. Source Connect Standard 3.1 on 15-Day Free Trial.
Here's where I am with it:
The SC software appears to have downloaded correctly and I'm able to see it on the VST listing in my Audition multitrack. I can log into SC. Here are my issues:
1.     Once I log into the SC window, my cursor changes to a strange icon. Sort of an angular infinity sign with a red slash through it, but only within the multitrack window.
2.    When I send an echo test, I hear nothing back.
3.    When I send an echo test, I get an error message about the Q Manager that SC tells me to ignore.   (uh... OK).
What do I need to do?

Hi Dwarak,
The purpose of linking the SAP Business License file in RSP is only to allow RSP reading out the installation and system number of your SAP Business One installation. However you may skip this step while executing the setup wizard and configure it later once you execute the Initialisation wizard.
If you have to enter proxy credentials depends on the proxy configuration itself, e.g. can you browse the Internet only if you applied such credentials into the browser?
Also the proxy settings you may configure it later while executing the Initialisation wizard.
RSP requires an Internet Connection in order to establish connections to SAP's backend and optionally your SAP partner backend via Internet in order to receive lastest RSP Tasks and optionally transfer task results. (Don't worry, no task result will be transferred as long you did not give explicit permission to do so after you reviewed the content)
And just for the Internet connection the proxy settings are required in case a proxy got set up within the environment where remote support platform for SAP Business One got installed.
PS: Please ensure to get latest version and PL of RSP installed (currently RSP 3.1 PL 4). It is in general combatible to all Business One versions.
Best regards
Mario Schoenberg
SAP Business One Support

Solaris 10 SMA is dumping core. Have you installed net-snmp?

It's only happening on afew of the many sparc Solaris 10 servers I support. Oracle no longer supports SMA and has suggested downloading and installing "publicly available 'net-snmp' software". I'm reluctant to download and install open source; the review and approval process in my environment is onerous.
Since net-snmp is bundled with Solaris 11, I'm wondering if it is possible to install Solaris 11 packages on a Solaris 10 server (and net-snmp in particular). If so, perhaps someone can provide tips?

The package formats are not the same between these both release of Solaris. You can still trying to extract the files and then install it in your Solaris 10 machine but this is highly unrecommended and of course unsupported. And I'm not sure that it will work.

MOVED: Can't install Vista

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You should ask this question on the Parellels support forum:
http://forum.parallels.com
Here is a pertinent thread at those forums, albeit a year old:
http://forum.parallels.com/showthread.php?t=207&highlight=acpi

Trying to install vista 64 on a separate internal drive with boot camp

running into a wall here,
I'm able to install vista x64 when I divide an internal OS X drive that works fine, but I want to load Vista on it's own entire internal disk (bay 4). Bays 1,2, and 3 I use for OS X they are all 1TB drives. When I go through the boot camp assistant and divide a disk 50/50 between OSX and Windows and then boot to the vista install disk, the vista setup screen shows a PARTITION as "disk x partition x BOOT CAMP" and it works to select that partition, format and load windows... No problem. However when you choose the option in Boot Camp to erase an entire extra disk (in my case bay 4) and create a single partition for Windows and then boot to the Vista install disk the disk that was erased of the mac formatting, it doesn't show up with "BOOT CAMP" in the name inside the Vista setup screen, nor will it let you install vista to it, even if you pick the right one and format it inside Vista setup.
I've tried removing all internal disks except the one I want to load vista on and booting directly to the vista set up disc, and formatting with windows command line diskpart inside setup too, unsuccessfully. It simply keeps giving me messages that windows cannot be installed on the volume... I changed it from a GPU type disc using the "clean" command in diskpart but it still won't work! Man!!!
How can I get vista loaded on a separate disk on my mac, boot camp or not? It seems silly that a disk must have an OS X partiton on it before windows will load on it... Is there a way to load Vista x64 on it's own dedicated internal disk? Gratitude for any real help, I'm positive I'm not the first guy to want to load vista on it's own disk LOL!

So I figured this out myself, there was some kind of glitch in boot camp, i bypassed it and formatted the disk with the os x disk utility as a fat 32. pulled all the other drives out, and booted to vista setup. it formatted the disk to NTFS and lets me install vista 64 yahhhooooooooooooo!!!!!

Satellite Pro A200 - Is there any way I can re-install Vista?

Hi,
I bought an A200 a couple of years ago pre-installed with Vista Home Premium.
Recently I got a virus and had to re-install windows which I tried unsuccessfully from the recovery disks I had made from the Toshiba recovery programme. After several attempts I decided to install Ubuntu 9.1 instead, which I have been happy with, however certain features, such as no sound through HDMI, have not worked so I would like to re-install Vista.
I believe the install files for the pre-installed Vista are on a partition somewhere on my A200.
Is there any way I can re-install Vista?
Thanks

Hi Sched7,
There is no recovery partition on Toshiba notebooks. Only a folder with an image is stored on the second partition but as MisterX wrote, if this would be available its too late now since you installed Ubuntu
In your case I would try the recovery disk again. I noticed also a problem with the disk after I had a virus. I had to wipe the whole HDD first by using Microsoft disk. After this I tried the recovery disk again on a clean HDD and it successful!!!
In worst case you have to install Vista from a Microsoft disk. You can download all drivers and tools on the Toshiba website.

Terminal server does not have any installed licenses

Good morning! Faced with a some trouble while configuring Terminal Server (Windows Server 2012 based). I selected licensing mode "Per User" and now I see this message:
“The Remote Desktop Session Host server is in Per User licensing mode and No Redirector Mode, but license server “server name” does not have any installed licenses with the following attributes:
Product version: Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2
Licensing mode: Per User
License type: RDS CALs”
So this is trial using of terminal server - I have 25 days yet but already today I can't connect to server using RDP. There is an error message about absent licensing server. How can I activate licenses in trial mode? Thank you for support.

Hi,
Thank you for posting in Windows Server Forum.
From the error description it seems that your issue caused by setting up different Licensing mode. We need to install the proper RDS CAL on the License server. If the license server has installed licenses of the other mode, changing the licensing mode
for the terminal server may also resolve the issue.
To change the Licensing mode we can use RD Licensing diagnoser or by PowerShell command.
To change the licensing mode on RDSH/RDVH:
$obj = gwmi -namespace "Root/CIMV2/TerminalServices" Win32_TerminalServiceSetting
$obj.ChangeMode(value) - Value can be 2 - per Device, 4 - Per user
Please refer below article for information.
RD Licensing Configuration on Windows Server 2012
http://blogs.technet.com/b/askperf/archive/2013/09/20/rd-licensing-configuration-on-windows-server-2012.aspx
Have you installed License server on Server 2012 and you have RDS CAL of Server 2008 R2?
If that’s the case then first you need to purchase the RDS CAL for server 2012 and then you can configure on server 2012 because server 2012\R2 RDS CAL can work with lower version OS but Server 2008 R2 RDS CAL can’t work on Server 2012\R2.
Please check computability matrix.
RDS and TS CAL Interoperability Matrix
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/wiki/contents/articles/14988.rds-and-ts-cal-interoperability-matrix.aspx
Hope it helps!
Thanks.
Dharmesh Solanki

Tryed installing vista on my mac now os will not load please help

Tryed installing vista on my mac now os will not load please help

Some information please. What MBP model? What OS are you running? How didi you install Vista?

To install Vista (64 bit) do you have to install 64 bit XP??

I've tried and failed at a fresh install of Vista (on a separate HD) WITHOUT Boot Bamp. It crashes...
So I tried using Boot Camp and XP but only have the 32 bit version of XP.
Is the key to instally Vista using a 64 bit XP first??
I have a brand new MacPro 3gig with a fresh, second 500gb HD that I'd like to put Vista on....
Thanks

There are many users who have had success in installing Vista onto their Intel Macs although I believe there's a small trick to it. So, what you might want to do is search some other forums. I would start with the Boot Camp forums and then move onto other Intel Mac forums such as the iMac, MacBook or MacBook Pro forums.
By the way, you should not need a 64-bit version to work with the Mac Pro. A 32-bit version should be just fine.

I just purchase T400 how do I have Lenovo install the Home version of Vista 64-bit on my system.

The T400 I ordered comes with P8400 a 64-bit processor and 4 gigs of ram and I would like my system to take advantage of these two items by going with a 64-bit OS.
I called and they transfered me to Sales department so they could help. The sales rep told me that the Home Premium 64-bit version of Vista didn't exist. I know you can order the Lenovo IdeaPad Y530 - 40512YU with Genuine Windows Vista Home Premium 64 as the default standard.
Does anybody know how to have Lenovo install Home Premium 64-bit or send me the disc with it?
Thank you for any help.

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You have previously installed a driver without rebooting error - tried the bas

So I'm running Vista, a fairly new install, and I'm trying to get these drivers to work.
When I go to install, I get the?<span class="Apple-style-span">you have previously installed a driver without rebooting error.
<span class="Apple-style-span"><span class="Apple-style-span">I've ran CCleaner, ?I've ran Driver Sweeper, I've moved PCI slots on the motherboard.
Nothing has workd.
Anyone fixed this?

hey, im new to the forum but i've owned my elete pro for about a year. im getting the same problem while installing X-Fi series Driver 2.8.0004 but im using WinXP32bit SP3. i dont know what the deal is, i've looked through the FAQ's and the forum and found nothing until this thread. any help would be appreciated!!! thanks everyone.

Intel Pentium D 925+ on MSI 975X Platinum v1, won't install Vista

I have this 2 components - Intel Pentium D 925+ on MSI 975X Platinum v1 - and a licenced Vista Ultimate won't install with them. I had first an Intel Pentium 4 640 and worked great. Than I've changed the CPU to Intel Pentium D 925+. When I first boot in Vista it hanged the system during the green bar sliding. Changed to XP, worked just fine. Tried again to install Vista, after booting from DVD and loading the files needed, the green bar goes again and after 2-3 passes it hanged again. I found that there is the latest bios available 1.4 and made an bios update... Then I retried to install vista.. It worked just fine... Decompressed the files, copied them onto hard drive, and after the first restart , when the screen appears again on installing and says "Completeing installation ..." it hangs again. I just can't pass this phase no matter what I do and tried to install about... 30 times, every install being a clean install, formatting the hard drive. Every single time it hangs just there. Can anyone tell me what is wrong?

I've found the problem if anyone is interesting in knowing it and if maybe someone is having the same problem as me.... just disable EIST (Enhanced Intel SpeedStep Technology) from bios and it will work smooth. Oh PS, and if Vista isn't ment for public use then why was it released by Microsoft in so many versions even a home version? Do you even know what you're saying with that affirmation? Or you're just a end user that is just too lasy to try understanding Vista or even learning where these operating systems are going to? Saying that if it works just fine on XP why should I install Vista...???????

I want to install Windows 7 in bootcamp on my imac with Lion 10.7, but only have a Windows 7 upgrade disk. I also have a full Vista. Can I install in bootcamp using the Windows 7 upgrade disk? If so, what do I need to know about how?

Hi,
I want to install Windows 7 on my imac in bootcamp. I have a windows 7 upgrade disk and a full vista disk. Normally on a PC I would install Vista, then upgrade to Windows 7. I see that bootcamp 4 only supports Windows 7.
Can I install the Windows 7 upgrade disk without first installing Vista? Will this work in bootcamp?
Thanks,
Jim

Install 7. Don't bother with applying drivers and such, just reboot again from DVD and install again, it will see the existing system and this time activation will be possible.
Vista is mess, takes longer etc. Hope you have SP1 version of 7. And for Vista, only SP2+ are even supported now, by MS.

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