2008 r2 vm, automatic shutdown by the user?
running and esxi 5.0 on bl465c, the virtual machine is 2008 r2 sp1. When power on the vm, after awhile they automatically shutdown. anyone encountered the problem?
Hello
I think that this is related to the number of Windows 2008 R2 Server license. Please visit the URL: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2021579
Thank you
Vijay.J
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Method 2: Restore the computer to a date when it was working fine.
Reference:
System Restore: frequently asked questions:
http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/system-restore-frequently-asked-questions
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Confirming a design where I need to save where the user navigated to the screen.
A matter of design, which is a good implementation of the following?
I need to be able to save the location of the place where the user has scrolled, then when the user:
- Changing screens and returns to the previous screen.
- The application farm (moves the application at bottom) and opens the app again (move the app in the foreground).
The user scrolls automatically here where the user was before.
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Is the hardest part, I can't count on own dirty, muddy, or fields because it is read only the data and a ButtonField.
I can't use Manager.setFocus because the fields have an accent.
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Not sure that your arguments to change my suggestion.
"The user must be able to close the application."
If they close the applciation that they lose their position. It happens in most of the applications. Browsers do not open up on top of the page you were viewing when you close, for example.
"The user must be able to request the application thoroughly using the end key of red color"
You will not be able to stop this. It will just happen. Nothing for you to do.
"This is a pile of high display a screen where the Menu button is the main navigation.".
This does not preclude that I proposed either possible. If you pop a screen and then later push it, my understanding (and experience) are that he's going to be redisplayed as it was when you jump it. The screens are objects, they don't stop screens just because they aren't on the stack of the screen.
Also, I see no problem in what you descrtibed for a touchscreen device.
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You can use these steps to make a Web site recognize and remember you:
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You can delete cookies for a Web site to make the site forget about you.
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