OVM 3 - Please wait while system is initializing

Hi,
I have create a server pool and want to add my 3 servers in this pool, after a long time 2 servers fails to add and 1 was add but with status «Stopped (error)»
Now when I try to remove or add servers to pool I have this error
Please wait while system is initializing
Wed Sep 07 19:45:49 EDT 2011
ADF_FACES-60097:For more information, please see the server's error log for an entry beginning with: ADF_FACES-60096:Server Exception during PPR, #3
I have wait 1 hour and still have this message, what can I do to correct this ?
Thanks

Avi Miller wrote:
chris.baron wrote:
There's also the AdminServer.log to scan. I don't know if this will solve your problem, but I too had the same problem with my VM Manager (running in a VirtualBox VM on my machine, whilst the VM servers are running bare metal) after restarting it. After scanning the log I noticed that there was a complaint of time drift between the OS and the DB so I did an ntpdate -u , restarted the system and upon re-accessing the Manager, all was well again. Yes, time sync is quite important for the Oracle VM Manager for a few reasons: firstly, to align stats received by all the Oracle VM Servers to manage policies in the pool, also Oracle VM Manager is automatically configured as an NTP time source for Oracle VM Servers that are discovered, so it's worthwhile trying to run Oracle VM Manager all the time as a reference time source in your environment.Ah, gotcha. Well then, I might have to move from using openfiler on third server to a proper linux host using tgt to export iscsi luns and run the Manager there. My workstation is a little less stable/static than a proper sandbox server :-)
Thanks Avi.
Cheers,
Chris

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Any suggestions would be appreciated.
Thanks!

Rebuilt the damned thing and started from Scratch. (Need to add to the release notes “UCCX server must be rebuilt a minimum of 3 times” as it seems this always happens.) After this things are happy. I did see a differnent set of screens during the initial configuration but wasn't smart enough to document them.
1.       Installed OS
2.       Installed UCCX 7.01
3.       Installed SQL for UCCX 7
4.       Ran Initial Configuration
5.       Installed SR5 for UCCX 7
6.       Installed OS updates 3002.1.5aSR9

ITunes 10.7 upgrade - 'Please Wait While Windows Configures iTunes'

Upgraded to iTunes 10.7, which I now regard as one of the poorest pc-related decisions I've ever made. The time suck on this issue is massively depressing.
Running Windows Vista. Have completely uninstalled and re-installed (clean registries, re-boots etc) all iTunes and Apple products with no resolution.
Every time I try to start iTunes I get a "Please Wait While Windows Configures iTunes" message on loop. At some point it will usually default to "Checking iTunes Library" and then both that and the installer will run in tandem. When I look at Task Manager it seems to indicate from the amount of memory usage that iTunes is in fact running in some form or at some level, but it does not actually open the program.
When I reinstalled yesterday iTunes opened right up (after the install it did not ask me to reboot the system). When I restarted the system this morning the problem was back. Just installs and installs and installs ... Doesn't actually open. Wouldn't any registry conflict/problem have been fixed with the clean reinstall?
I've tried every solution/trick/suggestion I can find with internet searches. No luck. This has been a month now. iPhone and various iPods completely inaccessible re content and that really hammers home the danger of relying on a closed system like this. Really disappointed in this situation.
Any suggestions or advice would be much appreciated.

I am using iTunes 7.1.1

Acrobat 9 Pro "Please wait while Windows configures Acrobat..."

<DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>My CS4 install went fine on my Vista 32 system and <br />everything's working as it should. However, I'm consistently finding this error <br />message "please wait while windows configures Adobe Acrobat 9" popping up. It is <br />already installed. I didn't open it first (because I DID read the readme file <br />which said not to!). This popup happens when I right-click on something on <br />the desktop or in the start menu. I've tried just cancelling it and I've tried <br />letting to proceed and neither keeps it from happening again. Either way, after <br />it goes away I then get the intended action (ie: if right click the menu <br />drops).</FONT></DIV><br /><DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT> </DIV><br /><DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Based on this KB link which describes the exact <br />same issue only in Acrobat 6: <A <br />href="">http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=330293&sliceId=1< /A> <br /></FONT></DIV><br /><DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>I was hopeful there'd be a similar solution for the <br />new version. I hate to go through the gyrations of uninstalling and reinstalling <br />if it isn't going to fix it. Everything else is working. This is more of a <br />nusance than anything else. It's not like it keeps me from working. Therefore <br />it's hard to justify hours on the phone with tech support when they're clueless <br />and walking me through a script to nowhere! I've treid twice already but lost <br />patience both times. I posted on that same ticket online a week ago with NO <br />response yet. </FONT><FONT face=Arial size=2>Is it normal for Adobe's online <br />support to not respond after a week? Seems pretty poor to me. </FONT></DIV><br /><DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT> </DIV><br /><DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Anyone else seen this? </FONT></DIV><br /><DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2>Any ideas about it? <BR>Thanks, <br /><BR>Sheila</FONT></DIV><br /><DIV><FONT face=Arial size=2></FONT> </DIV>

Not sure why that posted as HTML...Here it is easier to read...sorry about
that!
My CS4 install went fine on my Vista 32 system and everything's working as
it should. However, I'm consistently finding this error message "please wait
while windows configures Adobe Acrobat 9" popping up. It is already
installed. I didn't open it first (because I DID read the readme file which
said not to!). This popup happens when I right-click on something on
the desktop or in the start menu. I've tried just cancelling it and I've
tried letting to proceed and neither keeps it from happening again. Either
way, after it goes away I then get the intended action (ie: if right click
the menu drops).
Based on this KB link which describes the exact same issue only in Acrobat
6:
http://kb.adobe.com/selfservice/viewContent.do?externalId=330293&sliceId=1
I was hopeful there'd be a similar solution for the new version. I hate to
go through the gyrations of uninstalling and reinstalling if it isn't going
to fix it. Everything else is working. This is more of a nusance than
anything else. It's not like it keeps me from working. Therefore it's hard
to justify hours on the phone with tech support when they're clueless and
walking me through a script to nowhere! I've treid twice already but lost
patience both times. I posted on that same ticket online a week ago with NO
response yet. Is it normal for Adobe's online support to not respond after a
week? Seems pretty poor to me.
Anyone else seen this?
Any ideas about it?
Thanks,
Sheila

Sharepoint 2003 Message please wait while setup upgrades your sharepoint sites. This may take a few minutes to a few hours depending on the size of your sites.

Hi All,
We have recently installed Service Pack 4 In SharePoint 2003 I,e SPS 2.0 , we ran the stsadm upgrade command from the Command Prompt , since 5 days the upgrading the sites windows showing and does it completes or not or is there some thing wrong ?.
Environment:
SharePoint 2003 Service Pack 3
SharePoint 2003 Message :
Please wait while setup upgrades your sharepoint sites. This may take a few minutes to a few hours depending on the size of your sites.
We have applied in development box it was completed in 8 hours , but when we do the same in production it was never coming back since 5 days. Not sure what happening
Thanks in Advance
Ravishankar Maduri MCTS,MCPD,MCP

how large are your site collections and content databases?
sounds to me like you're WELL past the recommendations, which could certainly cause such an impact.
Scott Brickey
MCTS, MCPD, MCITP
www.sbrickey.com
Strategic Data Systems - for all your SharePoint needs

Everytime I try to scan it says "Please wait while windows configures scan".

Hi guys. I am trying to use my HP Photosmart D110 on my windows XP SP3. I am using the same printer on another computer (Windows 7) and it works perfectly. I don't know why everytime I try to scan it tells me "Please wait while winows configures scan". I have done research on this and nothing has helped. Some people it has something to do with scan.msi. People found success with the issue I have with this forum
http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/Scanning-Faxing-and-Copying/HP-C7250-quot-configures-quot-itself-every-...
Unfortunately, the program "Windows Installer Clean Up Utility" is no longer available and has been replaced with "Microsoft Fix it" and the person who answered the question (rasengan-bankai) said to look for "scan" but in the list it doesn't show anything that specifically that says that. This is what the list contains (that has to do with HP):
HPAppStudio
HP Product Assistant
Solution Center
I don't know what to do and anything that helps fix the problem will be greatly appreciated. Also, I don't know if this has anything to do with the subject but the computer I am using (Windows XP SP3) was not working a while back and had to replace the hard drive and reformatted it.
Thanks a lot for your help.

It sounds like your install has become messed up in some manner. It is possible that not all portions installed correctly or that registry keys tied to the program have been broken. I would advise performing a cleanup uninstall process and then reinstall the software on your PC. I will provide these steps below.
1. Run disk cleanup on your computer
2. Download and run the software and drivers below.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=mp-80511-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&...
3. Once the download is done extracting, cancel the download.
4.. Press the Windows key + R on the keyboard to bring up the run menu.
5. Type %temp% in the run field and click OK.
6. Look for, and open the folder starting with 7z (Example: 7zS2356)
7. Open folder Util
8. Open folder CCC
9. Run the uninstall_ L4.bat for non-HP computers. For HP computers run the Uninstall_L3.bat
10. When the uninstall has completed restart the computer
11. Run Disk cleanup from Accessories\ System Tools
12. Download and install the latest version of Adobe flash player
http://www.adobe.com/support/flashplayer/downloads.html
13. Use this tool to clean the system and registry. Note: This utility is not HP sponsored or approved. HP and I are not responsible for damages or loss of data caused by the utility. This step is optional. You can skip it if you want.
http://download.cnet.com/Advanced-SystemCare/3000-2086_4-10407614.html?part=dl-6271865&subj=dl&tag=b...
14. Download the full feature software and drivers
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=mp-80511-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en&...
15. Run the download to reinstall the printer
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I am not an HP employee.

ITunes 7.2: "Please wait while Windows configures iTunes" on every startup

I am running into the some issue. With all of the problems everyone else is running into with the 7.2 install - I am happy that this is all I have going on - but it is getting irrating. EVERY time I start iTunes I get the windows installer starting with the "please wait while Windows configures iTunes."
I have uninstalled, used a reg cleaner, reinstalled with 7.2.0.35. QT runs without issues. I am not sure where to go from here.
When I ran the install - i had the windows installer create a log. I found the following error in it:
Action start 13:15:02: AppSearch.
Info 1402. Could not open key: HKEYCLASSESROOT\pcast. System error 5. Verify that you have sufficient access to that key, or contact your support personnel.
Action ended 13:15:02: AppSearch. Return value 1.
I ran the installer as Administrator so permissions should have been covered.
Any help would be appreciated.
BigGuy
PS - forgive the spelling <smile>
Dell Inspiron Windows Vista Black 60G iPod

I’ve tried the indicated solution and it didn’t work. I gave full permissions for Administrators, my user (which is an Administrator) and Everyone, for every single key and sub-key. It didn’t work.
Then, I deleted the .pcast. When I opened iTunes again it came back without the permissions again.
How long it will take for Apple’s programmers to correct this garbage? I’ve read several forums where people reformatted their computers to make it work again. This is simply unbelievable! I’m using the last version (7.4.2.4). I’ve found people complaining since version 7.2.x.
Ah! I forgot. Of course, the problem is the Windows Vista.

"please wait while windows configures iTunes"

I get this message almost every time I start iTunes. It has been run several times, but will pop up often enough to be really bothersome. I run vista. Does anyone know what's wrong and how to fix it? Thanks

Many users of iTunes™, and of other Microsoft® Windows® applications, have found their systems hiccup when certain applications are launched. This can happen when an application cannot get configuration data stored in the Microsoft® Windows® registry. In some such cases, the start-up is aborted but in others the application will rebuild the information it needs to run. When this happens, the user can receive the message “Please wait while Windows configures [name of application]” followed by a minute or so while the program’s start-up gets sorted out.
Thousands, and possibly millions, of iTunes™ users have been afflicted by this problem which first struck me around the first of December, 2010 after an automatic update of the software, specifically to iTunes™ version 10.1.0.56. My computer runs Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Business Edition and its software is up to date.
A Google™ search led me to many websites with information about the same issue. I found that a number of fixes had been suggested and were reported to have worked in some cases. For three weeks, I tried in vain many proposed solutions, usually a few times, including:
• Via the Control panel, removing iTunes™ and re-installing it.
• Trying the same thing but with Microsoft’s now unsupported Windows Install Clean Up tool, that quite often been able to exorcise from the Windows™ registry stubborn residue of previous installations gone bad.
• Resorting to so-called Windows™ “registry hacks”, in an attempt to regenerate the application preferences for iTunes™ normally re-accessed on each launch.
• Recreating Desktop “shortcuts” in various ways.
No posted solution worked in my case but I kept on trying. After dozens of hours (OCD can be a fine thing in the right circumstances), I eventually did resolve my particular problem with an as yet unposted modification of the Windows™ registry
Before proceeding, please be aware that a messed up registry can transform your computer into a proverbial boat anchor. Changes should therefore be avoided unless one is willing and able to spend several days reinstalling software from scratch. Notwithstanding this advice and subject always to the caveat in my closing paragraph, here is the sequence of steps I took that has momentarily solved my particular problem:
1. Click the Start Button, and then Run.
2. Launch the Windows™ registry editor by entering Regedit and then clicking on “OK.”
3. Navigate the registry’s tree-and-branch hierarchy as follows:
HKEYCURRENTUSER
└─ Software
└─ Apple Computer Inc.
└─ iTunes
At this point you may be unable to see two dependent “child” objects in the folder, one labelled (Default) and then SM Shortcut Installed but if you try you might receive an access blocked message. Continue with the next step anyway.
4. Right-click on the iTunes folder and select Permissions, then Advanced, and lastly the Owner tab.
5. Add as Owners of the iTunes folder the following valid user IDs: SYSTEM, Administrators and your own.
6. Go back to Permissions and assign Full for the SYSTEM and for Administrators, and Read for USERS and then check to box at the bottom left of the dialogue box to apply these permissions to the folder’s dependent objects.
There is no consistent reason why Microsoft™ Windows™ applications end up improperly registered. What worked in my case may not do so for you. Any suggestions made here are offered gratis and on the express condition that, in relying upon them, you accept sole and full responsibility for any consequences. My only assurance of a kind is to wish you good luck.
Julian Isitt
Vancouver Island
Christmas 2010

Please wait while Windows configures Microsoft Office Professional ...

Hi,
Each time when I start Office 2013, it gives me "Please wait while ..." (see screenshot):
What I did:
-first I had Office 210: reinstalled, rebooted, uninstall, rebooted, installed, repaired
-used this reference:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2528748/en-us but didn't fix it
-upgraded to Office 2013, rebooted, uninstalled Office 2013, reinstalled, repaired
-ran a file system check ...
Also ran http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2739501 didn't help
Os is Windows 2008R2.
Please advise.
J.
Jan Hoedt

Hi
Try adding the following registry key:
reg add HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Word\Options /v NoReReg /t REG_DWORD /d 1
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Please wait while the document is being processed

warning...newbie question....
We are using the crystal report viewer on an ASP.NET application.
on the parameter panel there is an edit icon, if the user double clicks this, the report viewer triggers the page to re-load, then it displays a tiny dialogbox that says "Please wait while the document is being processed" but the report viewer never refreshes. the dialogbox never goes always.
1) why does the edit icon show up on all the parameters?
2) what is it doing when someone double clicks it?
3) how can i hide or disable it?
any help would greatly be appreciated!!!

Is this happening on your development computer or after you deploy the app?
it happenes both in dev and on the servers
Is this an app you wrote? (I don't recognize this error "Please wait while the document is being processed" as a Crystal reports error)
no, it's a small dialog that the viewer is generating when the user clicks on the edit icon in the viewer
If this is on a deployed system - how was the CR runtime deployed?
uggh, i grabbed the MSI that was referenced in the product.xml
What is the OS?
XP on dev, win2k3 on the server
What is the database?
MS SQL 2005
What is the database connection method?
ADO Client
Are yo changing the database connection information (e.g.; new server, database)?
when the report is instantiated, we set the db connections and the report works, it just kind goes off to never never land when the user click the edit icon in the report viewer.

Disable "Please wait While I Transfer your call" from cuc 9.0

Dear All,
I've installed the Cisco UC Solution with CUCM 9.0 and CUC9.0. I'm using CUC for auto attendant and i want someone who can help me how to remove the sound "Please wait While I Transfer your call" from CUC which comes at the time of call routing.
best regards
Kennedy

Hi Kennedy
Please go to system call handler - edit your Call handler which responsible for AA - transfer rules- On this page you will find transfer actions uncheck play "wait while i transfer your call prompt".
Thank you
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