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• Windows 10 can be installed as additional operating system in addition to Windows 7.

  OT: Dual OS.

  Windows 10 can be installed as additional operating system over Windows 7 so that the two operating systems can be stored on a laptop ?

  Will I be able to choose a different drive or partition where I installed upgrading?

  No, it will take you run an earlier version of qualification and start the update of the release candidate.

  I want to dual boot instead of replace my current version of Windows.

  If you need to install 10 Windows on a partition or separate hard disk, you will need to purchase a full license.

  Retail price of price information:

  Edition	Price
  Windows 10 home	US $119
  Windows Pro 10	US $199
  Pro Windows 10 Pack	US $99

  https://www.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Windows-10-FAQ

• Add additional disks in VM

  Hello

  I'm working on a workflow that will add disks to an existing virtual computer.  I looked at the default workflow 'Add drive '.  2 entries, I can not understand is diskIndex and scsiBusNumber.  How can I find these numbers?  Is there a way to search for the existing virtual computer, extract the current support information, then increase the diskIndex 1 to create a loop for additional disks?

  Any help or point me in the right direction.

  Thank you

  B

  Hello B, give this a try... workflow you mention vCenter is so here:

  Entry: vm (VC:VirtualMachine)

  Released: diskIndex (number), busNumber (number), data store (VC:Datastore)

  The diskIndex returned should be the next available diskIndex. The busNumber is the current busNumber of the disc already in the virtual machine. And the data store is the first store of data referenced by the virtual machine

  Code:

  scsiControllerKey = -1;
  var devices = vm.config.hardware.device;
  var bus = null;
  
  if ( devices != null )  {
      for ( device in devices )  {
          if ( devices[device] instanceof VcVirtualBusLogicController || devices[device] instanceof VcVirtualLsiLogicController
          || devices[device] instanceof VcParaVirtualSCSIController || devices[device] instanceof VcVirtualLsiLogicSASController )  {
                  scsiControllerKey = devices[device].key;
                  bus = devices[device];
                  busNumber = devices[device].busNumber;
                  //System.log( "SCSI controller found. (Key: " + scsiControllerKey + ")" );
                  //System.log(" Bus Number: "+busNumber);
                  break;
          }
      }
  }
  
  var validNumbers = [0,1,2,3,4,5,6];
  var devices = vm.config.hardware.device;
  if ( devices != null )  {
       for ( device in devices )  {
            if ( devices[device] instanceof VcVirtualDisk) {
                 var u = devices[device].unitNumber;
                  for (i in validNumbers) {
                      if (validNumbers[i] == u) {
                          validNumbers.splice(i,1); // Remove number in use
                      }
                  }
            }
       }
  }
  var datastore = vm.datastore[0];
  var diskIndex = validNumbers[0];
  //System.log("diskIndex: "+diskIndex);
  

• "Error - disk should be checked for consistency", computer does not complete check of the disk system.

  Original title: computer refuses to perform disk full system check.

  After that I turned on computer always run a check disk systems saying 'need to drive to check for consistency', it stops at 82%, the disc makes noise.  It is said that he replaced bad clusters in file and after checking the window/options/install/win_18.CAB, it stops there.  She always checks the drive C. Checked for viruses, no.  Any ideas?

  Hi DanaCox,

  You did it of any material changes or software on the computer before this problem?

  I suggest you chkdsk from the Recovery Console and check if the problem persists.

  At the Recovery Console prompt, type which Suits, and then press ENTER:

  CHKDSK [/ p]: [/ r]

  Note: At first, try to run chkdsk/p & check if it helps. Later, you can run chkdsk/r.

  
  Reference: How to install and use the Windows XP Recovery Console

  To start the computer and use the Recovery Console

  Hope the helps of information.
  Please post back and we do know.

• PowerEdge R510 - expand RAID5 with additional disks

  Hello

  I have an ESX5 VMWare hypervisor running of PE R510 (embedded) on SDs in the mirror.  We currently have SAS 5 x 146 GB drives in a RAID5 configuration that provides approximately 1.6 gross TB of storage for the VMFS data store.

  I'm trying to understand whether it is possible to add additional disks to this configuration RAID5, so expand the virtual disk, without the need to destroy/loose data in place?  If so, what steps would be to do this?

  Thank you

  Chris

  Yes, it's called Online Capacity Expansion.  You can reconfigure your 5 RAID 5 disks to include more records by adding them to the table.  It is non-destructive and can be done online.  You can use the service reconfigures the software OpenManage for do this, either by adding the VIB ESX or boot from a disk Live OMSA.

  Once you have added the records in the table, you need to resize partitions in ESX.  Also, I think that 5 + uses default TPG, but keep in mind that if it is not the case, then your picture will be limited by ESX 2 TB of usable space.  This would likely only (potentially) be a problem if you have gone to some other version 5.x.

• Adding additional disk space to Perc 6 / i server R710

  I have currently 3 250 GB installation as a raid 5 (original configuration) disks on a server R710 with a Perc 6 / i controller.  I ordered 3 discs (same readers) that we are running out of disk space. There is a set up disk C: and D:.  Can someone point me to instructions for adding these additional disks for the raid existing (drive D) without having dataloss?

  Thank you

  Gary

  If you don't have that one 'disk' listed in disk management, then you have only a single VD configured, which is good.

  You must install OMSA to broaden your VD. You then insert your new drives, make sure that they show as ready under physical disks, then go to virtual disks and select Reconfigure to your RAID 5. Adding two drives in your RAID 5 will add about 500GB (bit math makes it a little less) to your current Windows 'disk '. After the reconfigure statement, you will have something similar to below. Then, assuming that you do not run 2003, you click on the D: drive and choose Extend to finish with the second photo:

  

• disk space issues: How can I find out which components of the operating system I use is more to free additional disk space?

  HI: I have problems with disk space; I went to Windows Help and read that if I go into Add/Remove programs who said I could remove programs or components of operating system I no longer use. I remove some programs that I don't use anymore, but I do not know what operating system components I should delete!  Little help would be greatly appreciated! Thank you!

  Before you remove the services I would remove all but the most recent backup and restore point.  Then make a disk for temporary files Cleanup Wizard.  You can make you smaller file page, if you do not use put into hibernation, you can save 4-8 space gigis.

• How I have a missing file of the system xp without a disk system

  I used (normal windows startup) sfc/scannow and was informed that I need to insert system disk to start the process.  I don't have a system disk, (using the service pk 3) my updates have been through Microsoft.  Is there a way to bypass or update (tried to fix with microsoft updates and ITMU) without the disc?

  In addition to that said Daavee, here's the 'problem '...

  If you have installed SP3 and you run sfc/scannow, it's going to need a source of files known "good" compared to what's on your system, then it wants to use your XP (default) installation CD, so if you have no genuine bootable CD to install XP with SP3 on it or use an older XP installation CD , things will be all out of whack since SC has no source file 'good' and sfc/scannow will complain - a lot.

  Most of the people do not have a true bootable CD to install XP with SP3 top (unless they did themselves) or they have never even had a XP installation CD bootable real at all, so running sfc/scannow will generally be frustrating (besides a waste of time).  If someone suggested running sfc/scannow, they probably forgot to tell you that part or they do not know how sfc/scannow works in the first place.  For me, it's similar to saying "I don't know what the problem is or how to fix it.

  If you happen to have a genuine XP bootable with a plu SP installation CD, you can use it to create a new genuine bootable XP installation CD with SP3 on it by a process called "integrated system".  Make sfc/scannow happy, but it is a separate project.

  You will usually have a good "feeling" when SFC runs without complaining, but it is unlikely your problem not specified and you are going to need a true bootable XP with SP3 top installation CD to get that good feeling, which means that you have some work to do.

  I would put that for later and for the moment, describe what your question is you think sfc/scannow will correct, unless you just practice.

• The constant hard disk - system and DiagnosticAgent.exe wrote to 300 different activity. Files of the PNF at a constant rate - starting programs negatively impaired.

  Something similar to this began after a time, I was installing updates (somewhere in June or July). A month later, after I installed SP2 via the update, the problem presented differently (just as bad). Here's what I found recently of the reliability monitor and performance:

  -DiagnosticAgent.exe > C:/windows/inf/infcache.0 = wr 1.5 MB/min x 2 (constant) (sometimes up to 6 x)

  -System > loads of instances (~ 500) on. The files of the PNF in C:\Windows\inf\ =
  mainly writing<100kB in="" but="" some="" write="" up="" to="">
  -Diagnosticagent.exe > loads of instances (~ 500) on. The files of the PNF in C:\Windows\inf\ =
  mainly writing<100kB in="" but="" some="" write="" up="" to="">

  (total of instances of 1000 files .pnf; 300 different ones, several up to 12 instances of the same .pnf, half of them at least 4 instances of the same .pnf.)

  I don't see many cases playback from the hard drive. Even at 100% highest active time, the graph of the disc in the performance bed also monitor, an average of only 2 Mbps. When Disk Defragmenter is running, it is an average of 50 MB/s.

  This constant HDD activity about 1000 cases write in 30 minutes continuous .pnf files after startup and after awakening from sleep. While that happens, most of the programs, after loading, do not react for 5 minutes, then run as usual. Even the message control user account often fails to appear before it expires (in 2 minutes) during this time.

  I tried Googling on hdd constant activity on the PNF files, but did not find much.

  I will try using the restoration of the system again, although I had a few unsuccessful attempts with her.

  I have Norton Antivirus installed, which scans for viruses periodically. It is not really the cause of this unknown and unusual hard disk activity I know.

  Hi Tiscando,

  Welcome to microsoft windows vista forums!

  You did any recent changes of hardware on the computer?

  Have you run a memory diagonstic test?

  This question may be occurred due to services (3 programs) running during startup.

  I suggest you put the computer in a clean boot and check:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135 - how to solve a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista

  (By putting the computer in clean startup - you can find which program is causing the problem)

  Note: Turn the computer back to normal once the test is done.

  Analyze the computer from infection by the virus:

  http://www.Microsoft.com/security/malwareremove/default.aspx

  In addition, see the following links:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/950684 - how to to solve performance issues during startup in Windows Vista

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/bc1393cf-9f9c-79c7-0f91-9337c2c41f811033.mspx ---> check your hard disk for errors

  Let us know if that helps.

  Thank you, and in what concerns:

  Ajay k Microsoft support

  Visit our http://social.answers.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/answersfeedback/threads/ Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.
  

• HP Envy 700 - xt desktop: How can I stop recovery of training hard and switch to disk system?

  Called Costco to get assistance from the technology with a desktop computer HP Envy. The tech asked me to do a system of hard drive recovery, even if I got recovery discs...

  The computer screen showed 100% software installation of recovery in less than two hours and the machine came into fashion "deactivate the tower."

  Problem: 'Disable lap' mode is still ongoing, and now it has been a full 6 hours and then some.

  Question #1: Can the office be manually stop to stop the process without end 'disable on tour' without harming the computer?

  Question #2: Guidance concerning such a judgment and then redo the system recovery once more, but this time with the recovery discs?

  Theoretically, the hard drive by using Recovery Manager F11 recovery should produce the same results as the set of recovery disks.  The set of recovery disks will probably replace all and then give the factory settings.  The result should be the same, however, I don't see no harm to do so.  What did you do to try to get out if "turn on, turn off"?

  On the thing to try before using the drive set - unplug the PC from the wall.  Press the power button, that would be turning on the PC if connected.  Hold button power in 30 seconds to a minute.  And then reconnect the power cord to back in and try to feed normally upward.

• Tecra A6 - need XP disks system problem?

  I'm asking this for a friend who is not where I'm here slight inaccuracy

  A friend has a Toshiba Tecra (probably A6, but not sure). When she starts, she gets a message:

  * Windows XP could not start because the following file is missing or corrupt: \WINDOWS\SYSTEM32\CONFIG\SYSTEM*

  There is a Microsoft article to: [http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb; EN-US; Q307545] that describes what to do in these cried, but suppose you have access to an XP disc.

  My friend thinks that there no XP disc when she got the machine. I'm guessing that Toshiba Tecras use a recovery partition instead of providing records?

  Is this correct? If so how do modify you the instructions in the MS KB article so that they work for a Toshiba Tecra?

  Thank you

  Richard.

  Hello

  I think you should first read the user manual, before you start a question here ;)

  As you can see in the manual with the laptop is also a delivery Toshiba recovery disc. You can use it if you boot from it and follow the instructions on the screen everything that s! You return settings from factory within a few minutes.

  Alternative, you can use a Microsoft XP's disk. All drivers and tools that you need you can get on the Toshiba site.

  Good bye

• 10.6.8 startup disk System Prefs does not route El Capitan

  I have a mid 2011 13 "MacBook Pro ("MBP").

  It worked 10.6.8

  I use SuperDuper to backup bootable external hard drive to the top.

  I have the 10.6.8 cloned system and it is bootable from an external Lacie Rugged Triple HD, connected via Firewire.

  I installed 10.11.3 on the MBP and it works fine.

  I need to boot from the 10.6.8 backup to access some files and that worked fine.

  When this 10.6.8 HD is connected via Firewire to the MBP shows up in startup disk options while it is started from 10.11.3

  But, now I want to reboot of HD in MBP 10.11.3 can't do running.

  When the startup disk is open when running 10.6.8 from the external hard drive the internal drive in the MBP 10.11.3 running does not appear as an option to restart the system.

  Y at - there a trick to getting the HD 10.11.3 appears in the startup disk?

  If not, if I just stopped the MBP and then remove the external hard drive, the MBP starts its internal HD with 10.11.3, despite the fact that I am not able to select it from the boot disk before you stop? /

  Thanks for any help in advance.

  This is because in SystemPreferences-> StartupDisk disc is not set how you want to start.

  To avoid this kind of situation when the two BONES are connected:

  Hold down the Alt (option) key during startup: it will open the "bootmenu": choose the OS disk to use.

• Selection problem 2014 Mac mini disk system

  Hello

  l have a 2014 mini Mac I used Bootcamp to install Windows 7. However it is unable to boot into OSX or Win7 institutionalized. It gets stuck at startup screen saying that you normally only see the option key. Have tried to adjust the correct operating system in the Panel of control under both operating systems.

  -Try to reset memory NVRAM/PRAM and SMC

  MacIntel: Reset of the controller (SMC) system management

  Subject of memory NVRAM and PRAM

  -Try to start safe mode

  OS x: what is Safe Boot, Safe Mode?

  -Start to recovery and repair the startup disk

  OS X: on OS X Recovery - Apple Support

  -If it is repairable reinstall the OSX

  How to reinstall OS X on your Mac - Apple Support

  -If you do not have a backup using disk utility to restore the internal drive to an external drive, so that you can try to recover the data.

  Format the boot disk and then do a fresh install of Mac OS x

• Recovery disk system impossible to complete the Pavilion dm4 1200 Notebook

  I use Windows 7 on HP Pavilion dm4t laptop 1200 XQ132AV.

  After problems with getting the blue screen of death and memory and disk hard self-tests don't return no error found, I was told by HP Support to run a system recovery, because the OS has probably been altered. I did the system recovery from the hard running, but about disk partition to halfway through the recovery failed, giving the following message appears:

  "Recovery manager cannot restore your computer by using the original image. Please contact HP support. Error code: 0xe0ef0003. In most cases, restore your hard drive will solve your problems. »

  After that, Windows would boot is no longer, instead of this showed a black screen and display the following error: "BOOTMGR is missing".

  I got Windows 7 HP recovery disks, but whenever I run the restoration, he stops at the very end (about 99% at the Factory Image Recovery preparations) and mentions something about recovering from the hard drive to troubleshoot. Nothing changes, and I still get the "BOOTMGR is missing" error when I try to start the computer.

  It means that my hard drive is damaged and I need to replace it, or is there something else I can do?

  I posted this thread for more than a year but just to do y ' All know that my problem was a bad memory stick. Laptop worked very well since replacing it! I used Memtest86 to find the faulty stick.

• With the disk system recovery, system will not read

  Hello, I got my HP Pavilion dv7t-6000 laptop repaired while I was (and am still) in Europe in January this year. When they fixed my HDD, him has not loaded in many settings, programs and applications that I use/am used to / and pleasure to use. I sent RESUMES to the recovery disks that I have now. The problem is when I run the recovery program, after disconnection and everything, I get to the screen where it says insert the System Recovery DVD, which I do, and a screen appears which reads has not found disk. I re - insert the new attempt to drive / vile and again the same message every time, even though I hear the pilot running and when I enter the drive connected to windows, it appears in the pilot, so I know, he knows it's there. I need serious help on that and quickly because the people who fixed were no help at all. I have windows 64-bit. I make my living on this laptop, and I'm kind of panic around here.

  Are you at the end of the process here:

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c01867418