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• How to add "Add to Windows Media Player list" to the context Menu of the specific file types

  I use Windows XP Professional 64-bit and I can't understand how to do this, even after hours of reading on google.

  When I right click. MP3 files or. AVI files, they give the option to context menu "Add to Windows Media Player list" but other files that I wish it would show for such as. MKV or. AAC, I can't show him for. I have searched everywhere in the windows registry and cannot for the life of understand me this.

  It works perfectly well and appears on our windows vista computer and the old 32-bit windows xp computer, but it does not appear on my new current.

  How I'd go about adding this choice "Add to Windows Media Player list" when I right click on. MKV and. AAC files?

  If possible, I would like to do this without having to install any software. I don't have a problem with the registry change and prefer it if possible.

  Hello

  You can follow the steps in the link:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-files/how-to-add-context-menu-commands-for-file-types/883b8423-8AC2-43bc-b0ae-3ac2be8e89e7

  You can also post your request in the link:

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

• I don't get iis option in the Add/Remove windows components window

  I don't get iis option in the Add/Remove windows components window...
  I install iis to another software

  This might help:

  http://www.hicow.com/Windows-XP/Microsoft-Windows/Service-Pack-642398.html

• Add/Remove window has a big empty space (hole)

  XP Pro SP3. When I opened the Add/Remove window, and after that it populates the list of programs, there is a large white space (hole). It will give the list of the first 10 programs, so I almost have to scroll to the bottom of the window to see all of the programs that are installed on the computer. That is what it is?

  Well, AutoCAD would come after AVG (in alphabetical order).

  BurrWalnut was probably right, but there are actually several things that cause this problem if AutoCAD is involved.

  Supposedly, people AutoCAD fixed ths some time ago and my notes are a little old, but here's what I have:

  Before making any changes to your registry, save it with this free and popular tool:

  http://www.SnapFiles.com/get/ERUNT.html

  According to me, the problem is the index of the icon for AutoCAD is wrong or the file icon is missing and we can deal with either.

  Click Start, run and enter in the box:

  Regedit

  Click OK to open the registry editor.

  Navigate to where is all the stuff to add/remove programs:

  HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Uninstall\

  Find what I think is the entrance of AutoCAD:

  {5783F2D7-0101-0409-0000-0060B0CE6BBA}

  You can be sure, by looking at the entry DisplayName on the right side to be sure it's AutoCAD. I hope that you don't have to hunt for him.

  Check the value of Exposeicon on the right side and if it is - 1, double-click the value and change it to 1 and then exit regedit. If it is not - 1, tell me what it is.

  Restart and test.

• Add/Remove windows components, wrong, error 002

  Original title: Add/Remove windows components, does not open

  error message to see system of addministrator error 002

  Hello

  1 are logged as an administrator of the computer?
  2. have you made changes on the computer recently?

  Registry warning:
  Important this section, method, or task contains steps that tell you how to modify the registry. However, serious problems can occur if you modify the registry incorrectly. Therefore, make sure that you proceed with caution. For added protection, back up the registry before you edit it. Then you can restore the registry if a problem occurs. For more information about how to back up and restore the registry, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:
  How to back up and restore the registry in Windows:
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/322756

  Method 1.
  a. click on start then run and type "regedit" and press "enter."
  b. navigate to the following key:

  HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control s-1-5-21-3095785160-4041922383-2734342379-1008 ' t load

  In the right pane, delete any values whose data value
  'no '.

  c. close regedit and restart the computer and check.

  Method 2.
  To resolve this issue, add the missing registry entries:
  a. Click Start and then click Run.
  (b) in the Open box, type cmd and press ENTER.
  (c) in the command window, type regsvr32 mshtml.dll, and then press ENTER.
  d. click OK to confirm that the registry entry has been added.
  e. in the command window, type regsvr32 shdocvw.dll - i, then press ENTER.
  f. click OK to confirm that the registry entry has been added.
  g. in the command window, type regsvr32 shell32.dll - i, then press ENTER.
  h. click OK to confirm that the registry entry has been added.
  i. close the command window.

  I hope this helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:
  Shekhar S - Microsoft technical support.

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• Cannot open Add/Remove windows components.

  received message after trying to open Add/Remove windows

  components,

  Msdtcstp.dll Setup library could not be loaded, or function OcEntry could not be found.

  Contact your system administrator. The specific error code is 0x7e.

  Using Add/Remove programs and Add/Remove Windows components, you see this message:
  Msdtcstp.dll library installation could not be loaded, the function that ocentry could not be found.
  Contact your system administrator.  The specific error code is 0x7e.
  Msdtcstp.dll file is missing or damaged, your system path variable is incorrect, or your system is afflicted with malicious software (or all of the above).
  Using Windows Explorer, navigate and see if the file is present.
  Msdtcstp.dll file must be in this folder:
  c:\windows\system32\setup
  Since this is one of the 3498 files which is covered by the Windows File Protection, if ever it has been installed and works, it must never be 'disappeared' unless something is wrong, but you can just go ahead and replace it with a known good copy and then work on potential problems.
  You can search your system to get copies of msdtcstp.dll and copy to the appropriate folder to replace the missing or suspicious file.  You must replace the file if it is missing, or overwrite the file afflicted, if it's suspicious.
  There should be a copy msdtcstp.dll file in this folder:
  c:\Windows\System32\dllcache
  Just copy c:\windows\system32\dllcache\msdtcstp.dll and paste it into the c:\windows\system32\setup folder to replace.
  Answered in the affirmative if invited to replace the existing file.
  Test your system now.
  If you can not find the file and have a bootable installation CD authentic XP installed and that the CD-ROM is drive X, expand the file from the CD-ROM i386 folder in your c:\windows\system32\setup folder by entering this command from a command prompt window:
  Expand x:\i386\msdtcstp.dl_ c:\windows\system32\setup\msdtcstp.dll
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  Test your system now.
  Please report your results.
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  They can be uninstalled later if you wish.
  The scans by operating clean, then to solve any problems.

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• Is it possible to add a Windows Media Center in Vista Business?

  I bought a system that has windows vista Enterprise edition. Is it possible to add the Windows Media Center to this version of Windows. I am trying to upgrade, but it will be a few months and I want to enjoy Media Center for my XBox 360 Kinect.

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• How to do to add a Windows XP existing home wireless network

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  See the article and check if that helps.

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• I can't find add/remove Windows components

  Hello im trying to find the parameters (or file) for the universal plug an Interface Play (UPnP) anyone know where I can find this file and how to get there?

  Thank you for your time

  UPnP has changed its name to Vista and really did not all other parameters only on or off.  It also works different in Vista than XP.  It is practically necessary only for ICS and thus more/stop toured.  Other changes to port settings that were once controlled by uPnP must now be done through the router or Windows Firewall.  See the following:http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/02/12/turn-on-and-enable-upnp-or-network-discovery-in-windows-vista/.  The following thread can also shed light on the situation:http://help.wugnet.com/vista/UPnP-Framework-Vista-ftopict109931.html.

  To answer the other question, add /' remove Windows components.

  Turning on or turning on components Vista Windows (from http://www.real-knowledge.com/vistacomponents.htm):

  1. Click the Start button located in the lower left corner of the Windows Vista desktop.
  2. Then click on Control Panel.
  3. In the Control Panel, click programs.
  4. Now click on Windows to enable or disable features to show all the features.
  5. To activate a feature of Windows Vista, select the check box next to the feature.
  6. To disable a Windows Vista feature, clear the check box next to the feature.
  7. Now click on the button OK to have Windows Vista save and apply your changes.
  8. Then, close the Panel open windows to return to your Windows session.
  9. Depending on what features you turned on or off, Windows may ask you to reboot.

  I hope this helps.

  Good luck!

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• How can I configure a series existing comport on windows 7 OS without using Virtual comport Software Support

  Original title - Manzoy

  How can I configure a series existing comport on windows 7 OS without using Virtual comport Software Support

  Hi G Nasir Khan,

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. Appropriate in the TechNet forums.

  Please post your question in the Windows 7 IT Pro TechNet Forums: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/windows/en-US/home?category=w7itpro

  Thank you.

• Conversion from a physical to a virtual domain controller domain controller

  Hello everyone!

  I was wondering if you guys can help me. We are running a physical server Proliant DL 360 Gen 8 as our physical domain controller. The host runs HP VMware 5.5 Update 1, and the domain controller running Windows Server 2012

  I am looking to convert it to a virtual DC as a backup. I would like to add it to a host computer currently running three VM. I have a few questions.

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  (2) are there caveats to a physical domain controller in a virtual domain controller?

  (3) is there a step by step guide on the process of conversion from a physical to a virtual domain controller domain controller?

  (4) what should I stop all services on the physical server during the conversion?

  (5) that I would be able to take the virtual domain controller and make like a secondary domain controller?

  Thank you

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• How to connect my virtual domain to the Internet through my host?

  Hello

  I set up a domain with a network bridge windows environment. My problem: I can not connect to the internet. This is my setup:

  Env of the HOST:

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  Gateway = 192.168.178.1

  DNS = 192.168.178.1 Server

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  When I change the dns on the VM to 192.168.178.1 server while everything works. But when I change it back to 10.0.0.1, and then it doenst work.

  How I do that my virtual network can connect to the internet? Whats wrong here?

  I'm not a networking expert, I am a developer

  concerning

  Yavuz

  Assuming you're running Windows 2008 R2, open your server DNS 'properties' and add your router address physical 192.168.178.1 (which I assume is a DNS redirector too) to the "Forwarders" tab Also, check the box for indications of root on this tab.

  André

• Virtual domain controllers

  We have a Windows 2003 domain controller physical and a virtual domain controller. We are in the process of upgrading our domain to Windows 2008. We plan race for prep AD this weekend stuff. However, we are seeking emergency plans in case there is a problem and we must return to how the area looked before execution of the preparation.

  A plan is that if there is a problem that brings us back we close the physical DC and restore the virtual domain from backup controller, clean the virtual domain controller and then rebuild the physical DC. It has also been suggested that we just instant the DC before we do the preparation and then return back from the snapshot (physical DC could be rebuilt). My thought is that we do not want to go back to a snapshot on a domain controller, but I can't get people to accept this without being able to explain why. I have been asked how it's different from restoring a backup VMDK.

  Can anyone help with a good easy to understand explanations of why we do not want to come back from a snapshot and how restoring a VMDK backup is different than using the snapshot? Someone at - it the right best practices documents from VMWare that could explain it better? I found a document that talks about Virtualization ActiveDirectory and I read that but I'm looking for as much information as I can get.

  Thank you.

  Hello.

  A plan is that if there is a problem that brings us back we close the physical DC and restore the virtual domain from backup controller, clean the virtual domain controller and then rebuild the physical DC. It has also been suggested that we just instant the DC before we do the preparation and then return back from the snapshot (physical DC could be rebuilt). My thought is that we do not want to go back to a snapshot on a domain controller, but I can't get people to accept this without being able to explain why. I have been asked how it's different from restoring a backup VMDK.

  Ask them to read Microsoft kb 875495.  Just because something can or could work, does mean it's going to keep you in a State supported.

  Good luck!

• The host of windows 7, Linux on a virtual machine as a guest

  Greetings:

  I want to install Virtual box with Linux as a guest on my laptop with windows 7 ultimate.

  I have almost 2 GB of Ram.

  I have to consider at least 512 MB for ubuntu.

  What is a locked memory? in other words, even when I don't use VB with linux as a guest, host system can still not use full 2 GB of RAM?

  also when I use (windows 7 ultimate) host and guest (ubuntu), I might add to virtual memory to keep the machine running slowly?

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  Thanks in advance

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  To ensure that you get a proper answer, ask either on the Technet site, if it is a type of Pro problem, or MSDN if it's related to the developer
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• Add copied hard disk (VMDK) on a virtual machine

  I'm new to PowerCLI and can't seem to find information on this "new" process

  I'm looking to automate the addition of a cloned hard disk (VMDK) VM (1) to an another VM (2) existing.  I figured out how "Hard drive copy" VM1 VM2 data store, but can't the formula to VM2.

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  $vm2 = "name ofthe virtual machine 2 .

  $ds = "datastor" e

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  In fact, here is what it looks like:

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  When I run the command, I see vCenter 'work' and then error with Incompatible device support specified for the device '0'.  I have ready many forums reporting the error when you perform a RDM or tries to add a secondary SCSI controller, I don't want to do.

  A few things to note:

  Must be on the default 0 (Virtual LSI Logic SAS) SCSI controller

  Virtual device node must be SCSI 0:2 (it would be a third drive on the system)

  The data store is a different data store that the other disks attached to VM2 (discs 1 and 2 are on NFS1, new drive would be on NFS2).

  When I first copy the disc, it indicates the persistence as unknown, do not know if this is a factor. Any help would be appreciated.

  ESXi, 5.0 Update 1 (5.0.0,821926)

  PowerCLI 5.5 Release 2

  Thank you

  SC

  Lol, I'll type slowly

  No, I'm afraid that we cannot change the API, or the coding behind the cmdlet.

  But we can call the APIs directly from PowerCLI, something like this for example

  function add-HD {  param($VMname, $Filename, $Controller)
  
    $dsName = $Filename.Split(']')[0].TrimStart('[')
  
    $vm = (Get-VM $VMname).ExtensionData  $ds = (Get-Datastore -Name $dsName).ExtensionData
  
    foreach($dev in $vm.config.hardware.device){    if ($dev.deviceInfo.label -eq $Controller){      $CntrlKey = $dev.key    }  }  $Unitnumber = 0  $DevKey = 0
  
    foreach($dev in $vm.config.hardware.device){    if ($dev.controllerKey -eq $CntrlKey){      if ($dev.Unitnumber -gt $Unitnumber){$Unitnumber = $dev.Unitnumber}      if ($dev.key -gt $DevKey) {$DevKey = $dev.key}    }  }
  
    $spec = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualMachineConfigSpec  $spec.deviceChange = @()  $spec.deviceChange += New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualDeviceConfigSpec  $spec.deviceChange[0].device = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualDisk  $spec.deviceChange[0].device.backing = New-Object VMware.Vim.VirtualDiskFlatVer2BackingInfo  $spec.deviceChange[0].device.backing.datastore = $ds.MoRef  $spec.deviceChange[0].device.backing.fileName = $Filename  $spec.deviceChange[0].device.backing.diskMode = "independent_persistent"  $spec.deviceChange[0].device.key = $DevKey + 1  ## The UnitNUmber SCSIID 7 is reserved for the Controller - so ignore it and skip to 8.  if ($Unitnumber -eq 6) {$Unitnumber = $Unitnumber + 1}  $spec.deviceChange[0].device.unitnumber = $Unitnumber + 1  $spec.deviceChange[0].device.controllerKey = $CntrlKey  $spec.deviceChange[0].operation = "add"  $vm.ReconfigVM_Task($spec)}
  
  Add-HD -VMname "System2" -FileName "[NFS2] System2/System2-2.vmdk" -Controller "SCSI Controller 0"
  

  I created a function called Add - HD, which will do more or less the same thing, just as the cmdlet New-hard drive when it is used with the name parameter file, but instead to call the cmdlet, the function calls the API ReconfigVM_Task directly.

  The downside of this is that we will have to compile the parameter passed to this method.

  In fact, most of the PowerCLI cmdlets do exactly the same thing, they call the API methods.

  You can view these calls when you draw a cmdlet with the tool of Onyx .