Win serv 2008r2 sp1 I have mistake 215534799

win serv 2008r2 sp1 I have mistake 215534799
when I make backup disk c, all is normal.
When I make system state i have this mistake
can you help me?
I install ms fix but mistake save

thanks I forgot about first posted.
but I install this fix kb/2182466
system wrote.
the update is not applicable to this computer.

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Stop 0x0000001e (0xffffffffc0000005, 0xfffff8800a07d7f0 - Windows Server 2008r2 SP1 patch level March 2014 - WinDbg probably caused by mrxsmb10.sys

we run several Windows Server 2008r2 SP1 Enterprise as VM on two Stratus Avance xenserver based VM hosts. On both hosts we run a VM as file-server, RDS server including a little bit of DFS traffic. the underling physical machines are Intel based S5520UR
with plenty full of needed resources, running since 2012 more or less without problems.
Recently we on both physical hosts the STOP error 0x0000001e (0xffffffffc0000005, 0xfffff8800a07d7f0, 0x0000000000000000, 0x0000000000000000).
This has happended now twice and we have no clue or idea why the Stop error arrives now were the VM is running for month without such an error.
We have tried to analyze the problem with WnDbg and the result reported: Probably caused by : mrxsmb10.sys ( mrxsmb10!MRxSmbDeferredCreate+18a )
We have searched for a solution and have identified some hotfixes which could be related to our problem
Hotfix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2521220/en-us
and / or
Hotfix http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2764302/en-us
The latter one matches the typical use of the VMs in question, file-server function and a flat file based database system with corresponding file I/O. (However, no dramatic system load and approx. 20 concurrent users on the system.)
The file NTFS.sys in the folder System32 are with a newer date and version as the version from the hotfix and we are not sure if this would be a good idea to replace it with the hotfix version.
As we are a small cap company we could not test the outcome of such a change of essential OS files and we tend to stay away from this approach. On the other hand we have a high pressure to solve this issue as we have to rely on the function of this core
system.
WinDbg points us towards mrxsmb10.sys as a possible root cause, but my believe is limited and we have not the knowledge to understand the output of the memory dump file. (mrxsmb was over the last 15 years always a difficult “thing”!)
Would someone so kind to point us to some useful steps or direct us to any helpful advise?
Thank you!

1. Share your minidump file - someone may see content and help.
2. Consider this
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2521220
3. Error description
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff557408(v=vs.85).aspx
Regards
Milos

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Hi,
I am planning to migrate ADFS 2.0 from a Win server 2008 r2 to a new win server 2008 r2. I have found instructions on how to export the config from the old server on https://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/jj648429.aspx#BKMK_1 But I am struggling to
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//Cris

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I am running GroupWise 8.0.2 on an HP DL360G G7 with 24 GB of RAM and Dual Xeon X5650 processors under Server 2008 R2 Sp1. Post Office is using roughly 562 GB of an 819 GB Disk located on an HP p2000 g3 SAS connected enclosure comprised of 12 x 146 GB (15k rpm) SAS disks in a RAID 10 configuration. Typically never more than 700 users connected to the Post Office at any time. I am experiencing client slowness at regular intervals. Roughly every three weeks. The solution tends to be to restart the server and give it a fresh start, which holds for a while.
Concerns.
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I am concerned a defrag could take as much if not longer than 10 hours. Which is too long for the agents to be down. So I was wondering if anyone had used DiskKeeper or alternative 3rd party Defrag utilities that might be able to defrag open files in the background, or if anyone had run defrag with the agents running to get the defragable files, then shut down the agents for a second pass which should be considerably shorter. Any advice that can be offered, or other suggestions for my described issue, would be greatly appreciated.
Thank You!

In article <[email protected]>, Matt Karwowski wrote:
> I am running GroupWise 8.0.2 on an HP DL360G G7 with 24 GB of RAM and Dual Xeon X5650
> processors under Server 2008 R2 Sp1. Post Office is using roughly 562 GB of an 819
> GB Disk ... I am experiencing client slowness at regular intervals. Roughly every
> three weeks. The solution tends to be to restart the server and give it a fresh start,
A) Updating to latest code may assist as this could also be a memory fragmentation type
issue or such that has been fixed
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take up? The more mail flows, the more of those DB file content are held in memory. A few
versions ago, you tended to need as much RAM as the total of the DB files, and while those
days are gladly past, it is still a good number to watch out for.
C) Explore Caching mode for at least some of the users as that significantly reduces the
load on a server.
> I suspect my best solution is to start a regular defrag process as my volume is now
> 29% defragmented [yeah NTFS :( ]
Still way better than old FAT ;)
This is one of the reasons why GroupWise runs better on Linux with either EXT3 or NSS
volume types, and is why SLES is provided along with your GroupWise license.
As for running Defragments, even running it for just a few hours a week will gradually
help, especially if you can fit in one big burst near the beginning. So if you can automate
the process of shut down agents, run defrag for X hours and then shut it down, then restart
the agents, you may clear this all up. Just having the agents down an hour a week might
clear the memory usage issue for you.
I would be very hesitant to run any defrag on open database files of any email system
unless the defrag tool knew explicitly about that email system. But a smart defragger that
can keep the *.db files in their own (fastest) section of the drive and the rest off to the
side would go a long way to making the defragmentation process much more efficient.
I haven't directly run a GroupWise system on any flavor of Windows, since OS/2, so this is
more a combination of all my platform knowledge, but I hope it gets you closer to a smooth
running system. And if the other GW on Windows admins can pipe in, all the better.
Andy Konecny
KonecnyConsulting.ca in Toronto
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AC

Hello Alex,
first of all, make sure your task was correctly create: How to Create Advanced Tasks with the Task
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Please, read these:
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Local Computer Policy ---> Computer Configuration ---> Windows Settings ---> Security Settings ---> Local policies ---> Security Options (source: Task
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In place upgrade - server 2008r2 sp1 standard to server 2012 standard

I run setup from the CD. Choose upgrade. and then get the following from Windows Compatibility Report.
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Thanks,
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System Cache Issues with Windows Server 2008R2

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I'm trying to deploy Java version 1.5.0 (build 1.5.0_14-b03) on a new Windows Server 2008R2 installation. I want to use the system cache feature and have used it successfully on Windows XP workstations and Windows 2003 servers in the past. I even got it to work on a test Win Server 2008R2 server earlier this week. But on my production machine I can't get the system cache to configure.
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Deployment.config contains:
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deployment.user.cachedir.locked
deployment.system.cachedir=C\:\\Program Files\\HCN
deployment.javaws.shortcut="NEVER"
deployment.javaws.autodownload="NEVER"
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Both of these servers are virtual, VMware ESX 3.5 and were created from the same template. Only real difference is the production system will be a XenApp application server so it has XenApp installed.
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No.
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offline. i don't know where to change that on the server side.
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I tried disabling offline file caching
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i tried disabling windows defender
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file searching on the clients c drive ('own harddrive') works much better, file searching on the server also works.
any suggestions or solutions that i can test on the client side, as mentioned i am reluctant to change something on the server side. if a solutions works, i prefer to change it on the server side.

Hi,
The issue could be due to windows indexing service taking long time in sorting and searching in mapped drives. Please try the steps belwo to disable windows indexing service or search service on the windows 7 client to resolve the issue.
You can click on Start and select Control Panel, click on
Programs and Features, go into the Turn Windows Features on or off section Scroll down the list and uncheck the box next to Indexing Service or Windows Search.
Best Regards,
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Audio service hangs on Windows Server 2008R2 with Remote Desktop Services

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I have some terminal servers on Windows Server 2008R2. Users have the ability to use web browsers (IE, Firefox) with the included Flash Player, IM clients / Internet
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P9:
P10:
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that hangups of programs on servers began to occur on the average time at an o'clock in case of an average daily load (about 20 users on one server). If you have worked one or two users, problems weren't watched. Internet search led me to the support page
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but it is impossible for the "Remote Audio" device.
At the moment, on servers where I updated the Skype, I disabled the audio service. If within a reasonable time, I do not find a solution, I will have to revert
to an older version of Skype, but I would like to solve the problem completely.

Enable the Allow audio and video playback redirection Group Policy setting
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in Computer Configuration\Policies\Administrative Templates\Windows Components\Remote Desktop Services\Remote Desktop Session Host\Device and Resource Redirection and can be configured by using either Local Group Policy Editor or the Group Policy Management
Console (GPMC).
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Hi,
I am getting error while installing sql server std 2008 R2 on win 7 prof. sp1 64bit. I have already tried all option but fail to installation
an error during the installation of assembly micro soft.vc80.crt
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I have tried to Install the below update on my Windows 2008R2 SP1 Server and I get error as illustrated
http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34595
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Sorry I missed it.
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I have OS X 10.8.5 and try access to Windows Server 2008R2

I have OS X 10.8.5 and try access to Windows Server 2008R2. Can help me with the steps to do it. Actually at connect show the message "Error de conexion compruebe que gestion remota en el panel compartir de preferencias del sistema esté activado en el ordenador al que intenta conectarse. Compruebe tambien que su conexcion de red funciona correctamente.
I can connect to Windows Server 2008r2 with other programs like 2X or Cord but can't copy o move files, for these reasons I'd buy Apple Remote Desktop but had the problem of conection.
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Windows 2008R2 SP1- No memory dump file is capturing when server is getting rebooted unexpectedly

Hello,
Windows 2008R2 SP1- No memory dump file is capturing when the server is getting rebooted unexpectedly. Tried allmost all options per the standards, no luck. Can someone help me to fix the issue.
Thank You

An unexpected reboot would not trigger a memory dump. This one may help if you're trying to generate a dump file.
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Regards, Dave Patrick ....
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Microsoft MVP [Windows]
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