N97/Windows 7/ Vista Music problems

Hi all hope someone can help
I have a laptop running Windows 7 a PC running Vista and the N97, I got a couple of tracks from the Nokia music store and not one of these gadgets are able to play the music. When I try to play the songs Vista crashes all the time while the phone and the laptop go into a loop of aquiring license but never quite seem to manage.
Is there something am missing?
Cheers
Hit Kudos if I Helped out.
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Hi edmundgall,
As you said there are few of our forum members facing issue in using OVI Suite with Windows 7. Officially NOS 2.0.1.35 was not compatible with Windows 7, but few customers are saying in our forums, they dont have any issues with Windows 7. After listening to our forum members like, we expect that NOKIA will start supporting Windows 7 officially from its next Nokia OVI Suite release onwards. Keep your fingers crossed. Its not only slowly people will migrate to Windows 7, so it should be in supported Operating System list of NOS 2.0

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* Ryan's integration tool - http://integrator.siginetsoftware.com/index.php?download
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Have you ever wanted to remove Windows components like Media Player, Internet Explorer, Outlook Express, MSN Explorer, Messenger...
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.NET Framework (i don't install this at all)
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MS Agent (used for annoying animated paperclip in MS office)
Out of Box Experience (OOBE) (do NOT remove unless you have a VLK)
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Search Assistant (annoying animated dog in search window)
Security Center (replaced with Comodo firewall)
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I already see flaws, like turning off remote registry for example. Remote registry only has very limited access, and you can change the access, but why would you? You can see what it has access to by going into Control Panel > Administative Tools > Local Security Policy > > Local Polices > Security Options, then scroll a little more than half-way, and it's under the Network access box.
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Though CE Server got installed properly and the portal was running when I tested the portal just after installing the CE Server for the first time, ( i.e. without the System restart) ,
But the CE Server is not getting started after restarting the Windows Server 2003 OS ( through VMWare ) or on system restart.
On Analysis, we observe that jstart.exe process is stopped while other services ( message service and enqueue service ) are running.
( jstart service initially shows Starting... but then goes into a Stopped state ).
I have even tried to install CE Server on another laptop ( Windows Vista , Core 2 Duo Processor )
Here, the CE Server got installed ( no need of VMWare )and even the portal was running when I logged in it immediately after installing the CE server for the first time. ( Without System restart )
But like in previous case , when I tried to start the CE server again( After restarting the PC ), I faced the same problem -- CE server did not start reason being jstart service remained in stopped state.
Is this (jstart service) the main cause for Server not getting started ?
Can we start this service manually ?
Is there any system properties or Windows service which is conflicting with the jstart service ?
Is there any alternative method to install CE Server on Windows 7 / Vista OS ?
Please help ...
Thanks and Regards,
Navin Mittal

Hi Navin,
Please verify the DB service is running. The database service is not set to automatically start so it would not be running when you restarted the server. Go to 'Services' windows application and either start the DB service manually or set it to start automatically.
HTH.
O.

SMB sharing drops connection in Windows 7/Vista/XP

So interesting tidbit here. Apple Enterprise still hasn't gotten back to me with an answer on this one.
I have file sharing set up, a couple of different folders with some simple permissions. Nothing fancy. All shares work perfect under AFP and SMB on any Mac in the office. However, I have found on both Windows XP/Vista/7, large file transfers seem to drop the connection saying that either the file has changed or it was renamed or something along those lines, basically, it errors out and I can either skip the file or cancel the transfer. I've tested it on multiple machines with all same results. Here's a kicker, I even clean installed Windows 7 on two machines (so I know there are no software/hardware issues or malware) and it will exhibits the same behavior.
Any thoughts? I've done the exact same transfer either via Gigabit Ethernet and WiFi on the Mac using both protocols with no issues. I have a simple network:
Cisco Gb Ethernet Router
Cisco Gb Ethernet Switch (all traffic, including the server and all clients go through this switch, it is an unmanaged switch)
Linksys A/B/G/N WAP
Mac mini running 10.8.2 and 2.2.1 server (has all correct DNS and certificate settings)
The only thing I can think of is perhaps an issue with the PCs (which are 10/100) and the Gb Ethernet? Everything for the server appears to be functioning just fine?

Hi Bryan -
First, thank you for taking the time to respond. The answer to your 2 questions is yes and no, respectively. I've already been on the phone with enterprise support with Apple several times and there is definitely a "known issue" regarding the transfer of large files, and large numbers of files over SMB with mountain lion. The SessTimeout tip definitely helped with the file copy issue, but didn't fix the issue I had of keeping large numbers of files open over the network. With my Windows Home Server, I can open a project with thousands of files in my DAW (digital audio workstation) over the network. But with the files residing on the OS X server, they open but then after several minutes, they literally go offline and "disappear". It's very frustrating. I should state that I did buy and install Dave 10 and that fixed the problem, so the problem is definitely on the Apple OS side, I was just hoping that this workaround with the SessTimeout would allow me to go back to Apple's SMB implementation. It just "feels" better to use the Server's implementation rather than a 3rd party app on top of it. Plus, it should just work. Maybe Mavericks will fix it. Maybe.
Just thought you might have another clever workaround that might make this work. At least with this workaround I can save Word and Excel files to the network without it taking 60 seconds.
any thoughts are greatly appreciated.
Charles.

HHActiveX.dll - Windows Explorer open folders in separate window (Win7/ Vista)

Windows Explorer will open folders in a separate window when you double click them.
Adobe RoboHelp HTML 8 with update 1 and 2 installed sequentially on Windows XP.
HHActiveX.dll 8.0.0.203 registered by installer
Problem:
What we're seeing is, after installing HHActiveX.dll with our product suite on a 32-bit Windows 7 system (and probably Vista also), after rebooting the computer, Windows Explorer will open folders in a separate window when you double click them. This occurs even when Windows Explorer is set to open them in the same window.
Solution:
This seems to have something to do with the registration of actxprxy.dll and/or ieproxy.dll. Reregistering these DLLs and rebooting usually fixes this problem.
This web article mentions side effects in Internet Explorer and a couple of other programs that also come from this.
Here's a web page that outlines what we're seeing and how to fix it manually:
http://www.davidmoore.info/2009/08/19/solution-explorer-open-each-folder-in-same-window-er ror-and-sql-management-studio-ie-and-team-explorer-errors/
In Windows 7 (and probably Vista also), the GUID of this library has changed from {B8DA6310-E19B-11D0-933C-00A0C90DCAA9} to {C90250F3-4D7D-4991-9B69-A5C5BC1C2AE6}. Also, the registry entries that are concerned with actxprxy.dll are under HKCR\CLSID\{B8DA6310-E19B-11D0-933C-00A0C90DCAA9}; the last component in that registry path is the old GUID, and that's probably what is causing the problem.
Questions:
The previous approach provides a way to fix the problem by adding some code to reregister the two DLLs at the end of the install. The developer would prefer not to have to add install code to fix this problem in the first place.
1) Is this a known issue with Adobe HHActiveX.dll and Windows 7 / Vista? (I didn't find much with a web search or in Adobe Forums.)
2) Is a newer HHActiveX.dll available to fix this issue?
3) Does Adobe have a fix for the Windows Explorer problem that this DLL is causing in Windows 7 (and probably Vista also).
4) Any suggestions?
Thanks

Hi,
Here is what the developer did to fix the issue.
MSI Install: The installer is unregistering actxprxy.dll and ieproxy.dll on Windows 7 32-bit PCs
Problem: The problem was being caused by Adobe's HHActiveX.dll, a DLL that we have to install because of the browse sequences/ glossary in the new application help. This DLL was registering itself against actxprxy.dll using the GUID that was in use prior to Vista; and that in turn caused the Windows Explorer problem, among others.
Fix: Added a custom action that is called after the application is installed (or reinstalled or upgraded) that reregisters the 32-bit actxprxy.dll and ieproxy.dll. (Since the problem doesn't manifest itself on 64-bit systems, the custom action leaves the 64-bit actxprxy.dll and ieproxy.dll as they are.) Rolled back the registry deletions that were done in the Shared - help third party merge module in the previous attempt to fix this bug, as those changes were found to be unnecessary.
Cheers

Windows 7 x64 bluetooth problem

Hi,
I just upgraded my T400 to Windows 7 Professional x64 and I now have a problem with finding the bluetooth on it. When I tried to install the "Bluetooth with Enhanced Data Rate Software II for Windows 7, Vista - ThinkPad" it just say "No bluetooth unit found in the computer".
Does anyone have an ide what I can do?
Best regards /Fredrik

Hi:
Try the bluetooth driver directly from Mediatek (Ralink). That is the only suggestion I can offer.
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Upgraded window from vista to 7 on pavilion DV7 sound not working

Pavilion DV7 1468NR upgraded windows from vista 64 to windows 7 64 sound not working

Hi,
Try the following.
Download the IDT Audio installer on the link below and save it to your Downloads folder.
http://ftp.hp.com/pub/softpaq/sp45001-45500/sp45073.exe
When done, open windows Control Panel, open Device Manager and open up Sound, Video and Game Controllers. Right click the IDT device and select Uninstall - you should also get a prompt to remove the current driver, tick the box to allow this and then proceed with the uninstall.
When complete, restart the notebook and let Windows fully load. Open your Downloads folder, right click on the IDT installer and select 'Run as Administrator' to start the installation. When this has completed, right click the speaker icon in the Taskbar and select Playback Devices. Left click 'Speakers and Headphones' once to highlight it and then click the Set Default button - check if you now have audio.
If you still have no audio, open windows Control Panel, open Administrative Tools and open Services. Check that the following services are all showing as Status= Started and Start-up Type= Automatic
Audio Service
Multimedia Class Scheduler
Windows Audio
Windows Audio Endpoint Builder
If you need to make a change to any of the above, just right click the service and select Properties, then in the dropdown box next to 'Start-up type', select Automatic and click Apply to save the change. Then click the Start button.
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