Which model version do I have?

iTouch PB533LL. Which version do I have?

jmsfmtex,
Use this article to help you determine what generation and model your iPod Touch is.
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1353
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How can I know which model of K9A2VM I have?

I have a K9A2VM motherboard with an Athlon 64 x2 3600+ AM2 CPU. I would now like to upgrade to an AM3 Phenom II CPU with lots and lots of cores.
However, I have a problem. I don't know if I have K9A2VM-FD or K9A2VM-FIH and I don't know how to find out. I've opened my box and looked at the card, but it only says K9A2VM. By reading the specs and looking at pictures, I know it has to be one of them, or at least that it is not K9A2VM-F V2 since it only has two RAM slots and I have four of them installed. There are other obvious differences too, which I can easily spot by looking at the picture.
Now, looking at the CPU support page for -FD and -FIH, they seem to have differences in what CPUs they support:
-FD at least supports an X6: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/K9A2VM-FD.html#/?div=CPUSupport
Phenom II X6 Thuban HDT90ZFBK6DGR 1090T 200 3.20 3M 6M E0 125 7501v1B.zip
But the -FIH CPU support page is different: http://www.msi.com/product/mb/K9A2VM-FIH.html#/?div=CPUSupport
If I can use that processor, I'm really happy. But -FIH doesn't seem to support Phenom II at all. So provided that the information in the CPU support page is correct, it's fairly important to me to know which model I have. But in case nobody knows how I can distinguish between them; if I buy a Phenom II X6 CPU and it turns out that my motherboard doesn't support it; what is the worst thing that can happen? Will I break the CPU or motherboard, or will it simply not work, but the hardware will still be fine?
Thanks.

So this is a MS-7501 Version 1.0 card, in addition to being a K9A2VM. The entire web refers to it as "K9A2VM-FD / FHI". One will work, and the other will go up in smoke. And there is no easy way to know which is which. So how can I know? The reason I bought this card was so I could upgrade the CPU at a later time. Now it seems that's not possible, because the available information is so very poor. I've never had to gamble when purchasing hardware from other vendors. Is this common for MSI?

How do I find out which model Satellite P105 I have?

As it says above I have a P105, but I am unsure exactly which model I have.
Does anyone know how/where I can find this information?

Hi
Take a look at the bottom of the unit.
There should be a label providing some numbers like serial number, model number, etc
If you have got a Satellite P105-xxxx then I would assume its a Toshiba US series notebook and all details should be found here:
http://support.toshiba.com/

How to tell which model G3 powerbook I have?

I recently purchased an older PowerBook G3 Series, but I don't have a Power Supply for it. Additionally, since the currently installed battery is dead (no charge on it), I don't have power to boot it up and use the system profiler to help me, either. Thus, I'm not completely positive of the specific model/processor I have, and I can't power it up to find out. So I don't know which model power supply to purchase. I've tried to get the specs by using the Apple Serial number, but when I type the serial number in at Apple's website, the website doesn't recognize the serial number (CK8191M8CVA). Just as a note here, this is the original serial number from the botton of the case ID tag. Just wanted to add that last bit of info to this post, in the hopes someone knows how to how to find out the answer to that question. That's for youe info.
Ernest Banz ([email protected])

Hi. First, if the Apple product is 7 years or older, it won't find the info on the machine on Apple Support. Try to find the Model number on the bottom of the PowerBook (an example: M2453 is the Original iBook). Then many places such as www.lowendmac.com or www.everymac.com have the info on the PowerBook. Also, to make it easier to search, do you know what type of PowerBook G3 it is? It could be the Original G3, Pismo, Wallstreet, or Lombard. Hope this helps!

BIOS upgrade for MS6156 which BIOS version do i have?

Hi Guys,
i've got to upgrade my BIOS i think after reading these forums. I have a MS6156BX7 V2.1 motherboard. When i boot, i see W61562XMS V1.5 31400. I also see Award BIOS V1.0.
Can anyone tell me which is the BIOS version that i have? Is it 1.5 or 1.0? Also can you direct me to the correct one as i can't afford to screw this up, important info on the HD.
Another problem is that i have an NTFS boot partition. Do i flash the BIOS the same way?
cheers
Spawny

http://www.msi.com.tw/program/support/download/dld/spt_dld_detail.php?UID=259&kind=1
http://www.msi.com.tw/html/support/bios/note/ntfs.htm

SLD to SMSY synchronization - Which product version do we have to choose ?

Hello,
We do have a CPP system running on SAP ECC 6.0 version.
1. In SLD, we do have the list of all "Software Components" used in CDP.
We do not have the "PRODUCT VERSION" of the managed system.
2. With job SAP_SLD_DATA_COLLECT (RZ70), all data are sent from CDP (managed system) to SLD.
3. With LANDSCAPE FETCH job, all data are synchronized between SLD and SMSY.
Now, how can we choose the right "PRODUCT VERSION" to set in SMSY ?
As far as there is not "PRODUCT VERSION" defined in SLD, do we have to set manually a PRODUCT in SMSY ?
Is there any guide or OSS Notes which describe, step by step, the full workflow process synchronization
from (1) Managed System to (2) SLD to (3) SMSY ?
Thanks
Best regards
PC

Hi,
As I have observed, when the data sync happens between SLD and SM system, the product versions are also assigned.
Sometimes, the product assigned through SLD sync may not be correct or may be irrelevant to your scenario,
In that case, you should always manually edit and assign the correct product version in SMSY, to avoid any conflicts arising in further setup of EWA, SMD setup etc.
For ECC 6.0, you can goto SMSY>systems>search for SAP ECC-->your system CPP/CDP should already be present under SAP ECC through SLD landscape fetch job.
Select that system, and in the header data tab u can see the Installed product versions.
There you can always change the relevant products for your systems.
Hope this helps.

Which Flash version do I have?

Hello,
where can I find out, which version of Adobe Flash CS3
Professional I have installed (not player)?
I can't update to 9.0.2 or 9.0.3. Or do I have this latest
version yet?
Under "help, about" there is version 9.0 listed
Greetings, Carlos

cmeira wrote:
> Hello,
> where can I find out, which version of Adobe Flash CS3
Professional I have
> installed (not player)?
> I can't update to 9.0.2 or 9.0.3. Or do I have this
latest version yet?
> Under "help, about" there is version 9.0 listed
>
> Greetings, Carlos
>
find the EXE file in program files, right click and you will
see detail version number.
Best Regards
Urami
"Never play Leap-Frog with a Unicorn."
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If you want to mail me - DO NOT LAUGH AT MY ADDRESS
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Which software version should I have?

I have a Silver vision box, and can't help but think I'm stuck on an old software version.
Sys info tells me:-
TV2 client version: 2.1.2295.1115(release)
Platform os/version: wince/5.0.1400
Bootstrap rom version: 1.1527
Stb/CPU: pace philips_DiT9719_05_L3/297
Is this old or current?
Thanks

I've got the same model box as you, and it's on the same software version.
The silver boxes are now obsolete. The chances are that BT will never do another update to the software for them. They certainly can't be updated to the new software that is being rolled out on the later black boxes.

Which OS version do I have ?

My recently purchased Qosmio E10 Notebook has a Microsoft hologrammed decal on the base which says 'Windows XP Media Center Edition 2004 ( 1-2 CPU )'
Before using I added Service Pack 2 with a CD and downloaded the latest Bios, ie 1.6 (10/09/2004).
However when I look at 'System' in ' Control Panel ' I find that I have 'Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2002 SP2'
Moreover running PC Diagnostic in 'Toshiba Console' I see that the OS recognised is 'XP Professional 5.1.2600 SP2'!!
So when I visit Toshiba's website for updates under which OS do I make a selection ?

Hi
I have found some information that Windows XP MCE displays Version 2002 in the System properties. According to Microsoft this is because the upgrade to WXP MCE 2004 or 2005 does not change the properties in My Computer.
If you want to determine MC version, start please Media Center and on the settings menu click on General. Scroll down and click About Media Center.
The version number of the application that you are running will be displayed.
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Which AICC version do I have?

The host of my LMS is asking which version or level of AICC I have. I am running Captivate 6. Is there any way to check to see which version of AICC I have?

OK. That makes sense. About the ONLY advantage AICC has over SCORM is the ability to reference content that is not on the same domain as the LMS web server. AICC passes it's information in the URL strings, whereas SCORM does it via a JavaScript API.
If you have access to the project CPTX files for your published content you should be able to open up the project in Captivate 6 and go to the Quiz settings to just verify that it is indeed published for AICC. Captivate doesn't give you any choices as to which version of AICC it uses. (Unlike SCORM which it offers several version options for). However, in digging through the code inside the published output I found that it appears to support up to AICC version 3.5.
Hope that helps.

Which model number do i have?

My imac G5 is at the local service center where they plan to gouge me for 900 bucks parts and labor for a new logic
board. The unit was purchased 12/22/2005. No Apple care
I have the serial number (S/N W854****. Can you tell me what model number it is? Want to verify what the logical course to pursue. Is the logic board easy to install or do I need a service person to do it?
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Click on this link how to identify your iMac. I can't tell from your serial number, but see if you qualify for Apple's Rev A and Rev B repair extension.
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Which driver and find out which version i currently have(driv

I recently bought F.E.A.R. for the pc and are having trouble with the sound in the game i.e. there is none. It was recommended to me to update my sound drivers, i don't wish to have a load of unnecessary software on my pc all i want it the drivers to make my Audigy 2 ZS to function as it should do. Could someone please advise from the below page what i need to download also could someone tell me how to find out which driver version i currently have for my Audigy 2 ZS card, thanks for any and all info you can supply.
I have used Upload'r to shorten the url because when the full url was posted it stretched everything.
http://url.uploadr.com/93c

Not at all, but it is New Year and still the holiday season for a lot of people, so there are probably less folks around than usual.
The latest full/final driver is:
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="00%" bgColor=#eeeeee border=0>
<TBODY>
<TR vAlign=top>
<TD vAlign=top align=right><FONT color=#330099 size=>2. </TD>
<TD height=5><FONT color=blue>Creative Sound Blaster Audigy2 and Audigy2 ZS Driver Update .84.55 (<FONT color=#222222 size=><B>6.34 MB</B>) </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Or, if you want a newer driver and don't mind installing a beta driver, you can use this one:
<TABLE cellSpacing=0 cellPadding=0 width="00%" bgColor=#eeeeee border=0>
<TBODY>
<TR vAlign=top>
<TD vAlign=top align=right><FONT color=#330099 size=>. </TD>
<TD height=5><FONT color=blue>Creative Sound Blaster Audigy unified series Beta driver with OpenAL support 2.08.0002 (<FONT color=#222222 size=><B>24.99 MB</B>) </TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
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How do I find out which model I have?

Please forgive my ignorance. I am here to learn.
My motherboard has P6NGM stamped in it but to get support, I need to know which letters follow those -- and I don't know how to find that information.
The bigger problem -- and the one I need to solve -- is that a trojan has found its way into my BIOS. I put the infected HD off line and I tried to install a brand new HD, but I got a warning that there was a virus and did I want to continue the process. Well, no. I don't need another infected hard drive.
I think that if I remove the CMOS battery for a few hours it the chip will reset to factory default and the trojan will go away, but then I will need to flash the BIOS. That is where knowing which version of the motherboard comes in. I can't download the right BIOS if I don't know what model of motherboard I have.
Please help! This problem is driving me crazy.

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The notice appeared onscreen. I decided I'd start over with a new, clean drive and when I went to partition and format it, a notice appeared onscreen telling me I had a virus and asking me if I wanted to continue. It was the strangest thing, sine no functional hard drive was attached at that time.
When you partition/format a hard drive, the boot sector of that hard drive is rewritten. In BIOS-Setup, under "Advanced BIOS Features" there is in option called "Boot Sector Protection", which (when enabled) will put out a potential virus warning when there is write access to the hard drives's boot sector. This option was enabled when you initially formated your drive and it was disabled when you did this:
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I unplugged the computer, took the battery out and left it out overnight to reset the CMOS. Then I put it back together, and entered date, time, etc.
You never had a virus problem.

Finding which model mac you have

I am fairly new to macs but I have worked in retail sales for about nine years. Why is Apple so cryptic about which model mac you have. We us Mactracker, but that is still not the easiest. The customer has to remember when he bought it, what it looks like, ect.
Why is there not an easy way to lookup which one you have, like something simple such as a unique model number. I am trying to lookup this PowerMac G5, but I have no clue when it was bought. All I know is it is a dual processor PowerPC 2ghz but the closest I can find is a 1.8 Ghz version and it mentions nothing about dual processor.

PowerMac 7,1
http://www.apple.com/support/powermac (for powermac)
http://www.chipmunk.nl/klantenservice/applemodel.html
http://www.everymac.com/
PowerMac 2.0DP came out in Sept-Oct 2003 with 8 DIMM slots.
In 2004 the 1.8DP was speed-bumped up to 2.0DP with 4 DIMMs
The 1.8SP wasn't well received, everyone wanted and waited for dual, and the only dual in Late 2003 was the 2.0DP, but the yield wasn't as high. Me? I thought they should all be duals, and follow the POWER4 and come out with 1.4DP - 1.6DP - 1.8DP if that was what the chip yield dictated.

I have mac book OS X 10.4.11 (processor 2 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo and memory 2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM). To which newer version can I update and how?

I have mac book OS X 10.4.11 model No.A1181 (processor 2 GHZ Intel Core 2 Duo and memory 2 GB 667 MHz DDR2 SDRAM). To which newer version can I update and how?

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
You can upgrade to Mac OS X Snow Leopard, and then, you should be able to use OS X Lion.
First, buy Snow Leopard > http://store.apple.com/us/product/MC573/mac-os-x-106-snow-leopard Then, make a backup of your data, insert the Snow Leopard disc and upgrade to Snow Leopard.
The disc will install Mac OS X 10.6.3, so open  > Software Update to install 10.6.8, the most recent Snow Leopard version.
See if your Mac is supported > http://support.apple.com/kb/HT4949 If you see that it's compatible, call Apple to buy OS X Lion > http://support.apple.com/kb/HE57 Also, check if your apps are compatible > http://www.roaringapps.com

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