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• Lost access to the volume after upgrade 4.1

  Setup

  1 x HP c7000 blade box

  3 x HP BL460cG6 with dual Xeons 5540 and 48Gb of RAM, cards ISCSI HBA, QLogic

  3 x HP P4300 Lefthands

  4 x 3020 Cisco switches for blade in the back the c7000, 2 x dedicated to iSCSI traffic

  vSphere 4.1 Server

  The problem

  We went through the entire process of upgrading our server for vSphere 4.0 to 4.1 to manage a stand-alone ESXi 4.1 system, so our attentions turn to our 3 blades running ESXi 4.0u1 we used the built in Update Manager, downloaded the 4.0 to 4.1 upgrade file and we have improved our first blade and it did not notice problems as there put servers have was little used those.  We then upgraded the second and moved our main mail on her server.

  It was when we did that we started getting errors when people were losing connection to the exchange server, after some research we've seen of the event and we have been to see the error:

  "Lost access to the volume because of connectivity issues."  Recovery attempt is underway and the results will be available shortly"

  Then 10 seconds later we get the message:

  "Successfully restored access to the volume due to connectivity problems."

  This error only occurs on the blades of 4.1, we have restored a blade on 4.0 and errors are not displayed and no errors were reported with the servers on this blade.  As far as we can say it is not a network problem since all blades for iSCSI traffic flows on the same switches to the Lefthands, and we were losing the connection to volumes on the two Lefthands.

  We have a call connected with HP about this, but from the Yes, we cannot determine what is causing this problem and how to solve.

  So any help is greatly appricated

  Thank you

  Dave

  This is due to a combination of ESX(I) 4.1, QLogic and version Lefhand SAN/IQ 8.5 with the 10092-00 patch version. I did a blogpost on his problem:

  http://yuridejager.wordpress.com/2011/02/07/lost-access-to-volume-error-with-hp-lefthand-san-storage-after-upgrading-to-vmware-vsphere-41/. I hope this helps.

• Can't access to the volume when turn on Satellite

  Whenever I turn on my computer, I get the following warning may not be able to control the volume.
  I went into Control Panel audio devices and audio tab and it says there is no device

  How to solve this?

  Hey maz

  We are unable to discuss on this path. If you want to have real discussion here, and if you expect any help please let us know what model of laptop you have, and something about the installation of the operating system.

  After reading your ad, my answer is very simple:
  Installation of use recovery disk, install OS again and everything should work fine.
  I'm sorry, but who knows what you do with your laptop.

  Dear Xavier

  This sound stupid now, but fact is that for most of the problems with laptops or PC is caused by the user himself. I am 4 years old laptop too and it still works perfectly. No problem at all.
  I don't know what model phone you have and what operating system you use, but I guess you have problems on the laptop to 4 years using most recent Win7 on this subject.

  You have the same problem using the operating system supported?

• I am trying to access a site with videos on a daily basis, but there is no playback picture, only sound.

  When I try to access the web page, everything goes smooth, but when I get to video playback, it does not show an image, you can hear the sound of the video playback. I accessed this web site with other web browsers, and it works beautifully, with the image and audio playback. On the same site web, videos work sometimes, but it's very rare, and I don't know what determines this kind of behavior.

  Try disabling hardware acceleration in Flash Player.

  See the videos in Flash will not play in full screen

  • http://www.YouTube.com/swf_test.html (right click on the player: settings)

  Blink the window "display settings":

  • http://www.Macromedia.com/support/documentation/en/flashplayer/help/help01.html

• Is it possible to limit the control parameters of the volume by XP users?

  I work in a classroom and need to find a way to limit the ability of users to transform their way of headset/speaker volume upward.  Is there a way to limit access to the volume control through the user acount/Control Panel settings?

  Hello

  We are only able to activate or to deactivate the volume but will not be able to limit or change the volume control.

• How to adjust the volume to specific levels by using the batch file?

  I use Windows Media player and want to adjust the volume level automatically using planning.

  Anyone have any suggestions on how to set the volume level by using the batch file?

  such that 0 is mute and 10 max, I want to set the volume 4

  Thanks in advance for your suggestions

  Eric

  Hi Eric,.

  The question you have posted is better suited to the MSDN forums. You can ask your question in the help link.

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories

  Hope the helps of information.

• No volume on the toolbar icon and cannot access the volume level

  When the computer stops unexpectedly, I lose volume icon. I can't accdd the volume icon in the control panel check to include the icon on the toolbar. I have sound but I can not access the volume level and have no volume on the toolbar icon

  Hello

  1. don't you make changes to the computer until the problem occurred?

  2 when was the last time it was working fine?

  I suggest you try the steps below and check if it helps

  Method 1: Try to run fix it from the link below:

  System icons do not appear in the notification area in Windows Vista or Windows 7, you must restart the computer

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/945011

  Method 2: Try the following steps to add the volume icon in the taskbar

  i. right click on the Start button and then click Properties.

  II. click the Notification area.

  III. put a check mark on the volume icon.

  IV. click apply & OK. Check if you see the volume icon in the taskbar.

  Method 3: If the problem persists, try the steps from the link below http://windows7themes.net/volume-icon-missing-in-windows-7-restore-it.html

  Hope this information is useful.

• Windows 7: error 5 (access denied) when you try to start the Volume Shadow Copy (VSS) service

  System: Win 7 Ultimate x 64 on a HP Pavilion DV6. My account is the user account only suitable on the laptop and an administrator account.

  When you try to do a system restore, it came with an error that the Volume Shadow Copy Service did not work, even if this error code is not relevant for the purposes of this question later, I managed to run the system restore in SafeMode to an old restore point...

  When you try to turn on VSS, I checked services.msc (which I ran as administrator) and VSS was off and on the manual. I tried clicking on start, the following error message came:

  "Windows didn't start the Volume shadow copy on the Local computer service."
  Error 5: access is denied. »

  I then switched to automatic and tried again, same error. I tried since everything I can possibly think (including the definition of back and forth between manual & auto then trying the solutions below) to get the service starts, nothing helps. The solutions tried so far:

  -net start vss high cmd - returns the same error (error 5 access is denied)
  -high vssvc.exe cmd - same
  -changed the full control permissions for me, the group admin and NETWORK SERVICE (that I had to add) to the System32 folder and vssvc.exe but no change
  -changed the permissions to full control for myself, admin and NETWORK SERVICE group (who even once, I must add) for VSS in regedit (open as administrator) still nothing
  -even tried to restart explorer.exe a high cmd and a task manager high and again made the permissions - still nothing.

  The only thing I haven't done is run a sfc scan, but tbh, I doubt that will fix anything. It also seems that VSS has been turned off for a while, as my last restore point was about 3 months ago and I installed things since.

  Any suggestions/ideas would be appreciated, because I'm going nuts with that now! Thank you!

  The Volume Shadow Copy Service must not be on auto-start.

  According to the site TechNet Microsoft VSS THAT was introduced with Windows XP SP1 and since that time it has always installed as manual start since he does not need to be started automatically and it works day and night to do nothing.  Some places say different times when VSS has been introduced, but be sure that it was a long time ago.

  A popular site to see how Windows Services should / could be put in place is here:

  http://www.blackviper.com/service-configurations/

  If you've read about VSS on Microsoft TechNet, it says:

  

  https://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/hh125927 (v = ws.10) .aspx

  So do you think the MS TechNet site is fake and that each installation of Windows since XP has a badly installed VSS Service?  If that were the case all Windows systems in the world would be in trouble.

  On an unafflicted system if you open the services applet and observe the VSS Service, it should look like this:

  

  So if you start a backup operation or even create a Restore Point, go back to the Service applet and press F5 to refresh you'll see that the VSS Service changed its status to start:

  

  Once the operation is complete the VSS Service will stop itself (it may take a while).

  That's how it is supposed to work.

  We should certainly be able to affect the automatic VSS Service and you should be able to start, but you shouldn't need to.  People who say that "solved their problem" forgets to mention the days/weeks to try things that lead to get their system of work.  There is no way of knowing which of the dozens of things that they could have tried really solved the problem.

  You say that the system restore worked in Mode safe (but not a normal startup) and if it is true that means usually something to load in a normal trunk causing a problem and that something is usually an antivirus/antimalware application that is 'protect' your system against the changes.  When you start mode safe these things are usually not loaded this is why sometimes your system restore mode without failure.

  Contributors known for these programs are Norton, McAfee, Avast, Avira, Kaspersky and probably others.

  So what antivirus/antimalware programs you are running and have checked their support pages for known problems with backup/restore system restore?

  Norton has even a page about these issues:

  https://support.Norton.com/SP/en/us/home/current/solutions/v51118464_EndUserProfile_en_us

  Even McAfee told their product to uninstall completely before doing a system restore:

  "Intel Security recommends that you remove McAfee security products before to proceed with an upgrade of the operating system or the Microsoft System Restore and then re-install your McAfee product when the update/restore is complete. "
  

  So I assumed that whatever your AV program happens to be could be part of the issue here - but we don't know what it is.

  We know error 5 is a permissions/access denied error type, but you shouldn't make adjustments to get VSS to start if something is wrong.  If as you have tried adjustments have been necessary every Windows system in the world should also make these adjustments and coming is not past.

  Of course, now, your system might be more affected since you've been changing permissions on the things trying to VSS to start when there is probably not a problem with VSS in the first place, so who knows what condition are in now.

  You could start by uninstalling what your AV software (most manufacturers have a special program for that) and by eliminating third-party applications that are known to interfere.  You can always reinstall them again later, no?

• Lack of access to the balance of audio volume control

  The balance function is 'available', but now hidden in Windows 7. Is it possible to use a script or macro to quickly access the balance control? W7 the access sequence for me is 1) Windows task bar (click to view)--> Start (button)--> Control Panel (list)--> material & audio (hyperlink)--> system (hyperlink) change sounds--> reading (tab)--> helmet (icon)--> properties (button)--> levels (tab)--> Balance (button)--> press '1' (scroll bar) and the key '2' (scroll bar)!

  A previous post, "can not balance sound in Windows 7", addressed to this situation with a label that showed more frustration a question. The response was useless for recommended action reduces the string above: click right volume (icon)--> (list) of sounds--> reading (tab)--> helmet (icon)--> properties (button)--> levels (tab)--> Balance (button)--> press '1' (scroll bar) and the key '2' (scroll bar)!

  My comments are: 1) I could not designed access more complicated if I had a degree in software development. 2) what's up with "Key 1" and "key 2"? People have a left ear and right ear. (3) I read that more than 10% of the American population live with hearing loss. The loss is not symmetrical. A balance of ready-access control is an important element.

  Please consider to improve this feature.

  Hello
   
  Can you tell us if there is a volume icon in the system tray, if not then please follow these steps below to activate the volume icon in the system tray.
   
  1 right click in the taskbar near the time display and you'll get a context menu.
  2. click on properties.
  3. under the system always icons display, check the volume.
  4. click on apply.
   
  Also note the way the quickest way to change the volume of your computer speakers is to click the speakers button in the notification area of the taskbar
  Right-click on the "speaker" icon and select the open volume mixer.

  1. on the speaker, once you get the properties of speaker.
  2. Select the levels tab.
  3. here, depending on the output device, you can goahead and balance the left and right output device.
  4. it's only the easiest to access the balance of volume.
   
  If you want to suggest changes in the design here is the link you can make reference to: Microsoft Connect - back products and bug reports. Microsoft...
  https://connect.Microsoft.com/dashboard/Info/

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  I. Suuresh Kumar-Microsoft Support.

  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forumand let us know what you think.

• How to reduce the volume of alerts in FF when using webmail without lowering the system volume (Mac)?

  I use Mac OS 10.6.8.
  When I access my webmail via Firefox, I get a Twitter hard whenever I have send or receive a new email.
  I contacted my ISP (Optimum) and they said tell Firefox to my computer to make the sound. They say that they have no control over it.
  I tried to reduce the volume of alerts in my system prefs, but it has not affected the volume of FF.

  How reduce or disable volume in FF when using webmail without lowering system volume?

  Thank you!!! The 'sound' button off in their preferences. Fixed. (It was so freakin ' fort!)

  I, in turn, chatted with Service to customer of Optimum and tells them that they must tell their supervisor to better educate their own service to the customer, instead of passing the ball. We'll see.

  Let contributors Mozilla smart to not return the ball.

• Is there a way to limit the volume and not only for music?

  Hello

  I have a child who loves the max volume. However, it is not only bad for his ears, he pushes the rest of the family crazy.

  As much as I saw him, he has no control master volume where you can limit the volume - that it JUST for music, leaving the rest of us stranded.

  I tried mental health of volume app, but since it's an app, it can be disabled without a password and so my child understood how close. So that one does not work.

  Anyone know of another way to limit the amount of EVERYTHING?

  Hi Makkapakka777,

  I understand that you like to limit the volume on your iPad so that it cannot be increased beyond a certain point. Fortunately Restrictions allows you to set a volume limit that requires an access code to remove. The article below the link provides more information about the configuration and use of the Restrictions.

  Restrictions of use on your iPhone, iPad and iPod touch
  https://support.Apple.com/en-us/HT201304

  Kind regards!

• Access to the Toshiba Folio 100

  Hi, have a folio of toshiba tablet 100 and not remember access security boss. Thank you quick fix.

  Try resetting the Folio pressing and holding the Volume up + start button / stop
  Then you should be able to reset the system

• The volume max Sound Check turned

  If Sound Check is disabled, the volumes of some MP3s are too high and some low.

  If I activate the Sound Check, volumes appear to be standardized. But the problem is that the maximum volume is not strong enough, as if all volumes were reduced to be the same volume.

  Is it possible to increase the maximum iTunes Sound Check is enabled. If there is any way, please tell me.

  Note: I'm looking for a way to that with iTunes settings. I don't want the following workaround solutions:

  • Increase the system volume or the volume of the speakers (other sounds from other applications become too strong)
  • Edit mp3 files themselves (I do over and over again for each new file)

  I do not have access to iTunes 11 or 12 now look for it.  In iTunes 10, there is a choice of equalizer which also includes a volume control that increases the volume of the iTunes application.  If you want to make all your strongest songs for all applications, use iVolume to increase the volume of all the songs.  iVolume also matches the volume of all the songs, making them all the same volume.  All applications recognize adjustments made by iVolume.  But know that iVolume will add to comments "adjusted by iVolume to date" unless you disable this option.

• my windows Live ID has been blocked access to the vlsc site. What can I do?

  I tried to access the vlsc site, and I got a page saying that my account was blocked access to the site.

  WHA t I can do

  Your login status is invited or blocked because you are currently signed in with a Windows Live ID that is not associated with the Microsoft Partner Network.
   
  While you are connected as a guest, you will be able to access content available for public view. Links that display locked icons are contained premium for members of partner network, and you will not be able to view that content until you either you sign in with a Windows Live ID associated with the network of partners or register in the network of partners and then sign in with your newly associated Windows Live ID.

  You will need to check with the Volume Licensing Service Center:
  https://partner.Microsoft.com/us/40046574

  
  For more information about how to contact the VLSC, click below:
  https://partner.Microsoft.com/us/40031077
   
   
   
  Sincerely,

  Marilyn

• Cannot place the Volume icon in the taskbar

  My desktop (Windows XP Home Edition, SP3) PC has problems with sound:

  The "Sound and Audio Devices Properties" window has 2 options in the box "Device volume" (in the middle):

  (1) 'Mute'.

  It works OK - I can check this option and sound is cut off, as required.

  (2) "volume icon to Place in the taskbar"

  I can't check this option to access the 'Advanced Options' button (bottom-right) and set other options of volume for 2 rear speakers (only 2 front speakers are currently operating).

  If I check this option, it fails with this MESSAGE of ERROR:

  "Windows cannot display the control volume on the taskbar because the Volume control program has not been installed. To install it use Add/Remove programs in Control Panel. »

  I have NOT removed / deleted / Uninstall audio files, programs, etc., so I don't know how sound problems have been affected on my PC.

  Of course, I can't start the Volume control program, and I can't adjust any volume and sound on my PC settings. The volume icon is not displayed in the tray (taskbar, far right). Try to add the icon for the volume control for this notification area will fail with the above ERROR MESSAGE.

  I do not have the installation diskettes, so it is possible to download all the relevant sound files / applications directly and solve this problem (missing volume control program)? All the problems of sound worked beautifully until this volume control program "disappeared."

  Moreover, are these stored audio files as backups somewhere on my PC (for example some partition memory?), so I can put it directly in the Windows/Program files?

  Troubleshooting guides suggest lack file the SNDVOL32. EXE, but c:\windows\system32\dllcache fact containing SNDVOL32. EXE - of course, this file is not missing, but may be damaged / corrupted, so unusable and inaccessible, as if not found (MESSAGE of ERROR above).

  Please notify. Thank you kindly.

  The dllcache folder is where XP guard backup copies of important files and does not come into the game normally and XP will be running fine without this folder (but you don't want to delete it).

  If one 3498 files that Windows file protection is missing, PAM retrieves the backup copy in the dllcache folder quickly and silently, replace the missing file.

  When you use certain features sounds and Audio devices if you see a message like this:

  Windows cannot display the control of volume on the taskbar because the Volume control program has not been installed. To install it use Add/Remove programs in Control Panel.

  Or this:

  Windows cannot execute SndVol32.exe, use Add/Remove Programs Control Panel to install.

  Looks like thesystem32\sndvol32.exe file c:\windows\ is missing.

  As the sndvol32.exe is one of 3498 Windows File Protection files handles, should never be missing.  To be absent would require an extra effort.  If it happens never missing in the system32 folder, WFP will be want to quickly and quietly replace it if he can.

  This may occur if your antivirus/antimalware application unspecified thinks the file is suspicious and quarantines (effectively delete) the file.  You can replace the missing file with a backup copy of the file that is in another folder on your system (if you can find one.)  Sometimes even the backup copy is quarantined (effectively removed)

  Describe your current antivirus and software anti malware situation: McAfee, Symantec, Norton, Spybot, AVG, Avira!, MSE, Panda, Trend Micro, CA, Defender, ZoneAlarm, PC Tools, Comodo, etc..

  Assuming that Windows is installed on your C drive...

  We know that XP retains backups of critical system files in the following folder:

  c:\Windows\System32\dllcache

  Using the Explorer, search for or navigate to the following folder:

  c:\Windows\System32\dllcache

  Locate the sndvol32.exe file, right-click, choose copy or press Ctrl-C (it copies the file to the Windows Clipboard).

  If your Solution Explorer settings are not set to display file extensions, you can only see a file named "sndvol32" which has an icon that looks like to the volume control slider (this is the file you need) or adjust the settings of the browser under Tools, Folder Options, view and uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types" you can see the file extensions.  You can check that box again when you are finished, if that is your desire.

  If the file is missing in the dllcache folder, look for a copy of the file in this folder (you maybe not this file):

  c:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386

  After copying the file, navigate to the following folder:

  c:\Windows\System32

  Right-click on an empty area in the c:\windows\system32 folder display window and select Paste (Ctrl + V) to paste into the missing file where it belongs.

  Answered in the affirmative if invited to replace the existing file and then you should see a message that 1 file (s) has been copied.

  Now try your features sounds and Audio devices.

  If you can't find the file on your system, there is one on my SkyDrive and you can download it.