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  How can I boot from the Windows 7 Installation CD so that I can reformat the hard drive before reinstalling Windows 7?  I have already reinstalled Windows 7 from the CD, but that has not solved my problems.  When I put the factory CD in my CD player, it won't always boot from the CD.  When I put my Windows 7 Ultimate CD in the CD drive, it doesn't always start from the CD.         I realize that the reformatting is not always necessary, but I caught a few viruses (despite anti-virus running) and I need to start with a clean hard drive.

  On Friday, January 9, 2015 14:30:32 + 0000, BlueKodak wrote:

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  How to get into your BIOS? It is not dependent on Windows, but on what he
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• UEFI BIOS access, change Boot Drive order to SSD - arrgghhh

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  BIOS would repeatedly freeze mode back or vertical menu.  I only had 2 minutes to make a change.

  The factory setting was also Raid!  With a single disk.  Superb.

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  Still wouldn't see the new SSD as boot however drive.

  After shouting by the controller to support, so I finally did what I should have done 2.5 hours earlier.

  I made records.  Pulled the battery and under BIOS.  Unplugged the HARD drive, installed the SSD, and factory reinstalled the system on the SSD.  Taken from the HARD drive, formatted, it on my HARD drive and reinstalled duplicator.

  End result...?  Works like a monkey violated today.

  Just be aware when you reset the BIOS like this, at the start, the fan of the machine runs at high speed for 1 to 2 minutes.  Looks like one of my 2900 quad-processor poweredge servers!  Then he stops, restarts at a more normal speed of fan and all is well.  I mention this so that someone can think that the machine is about to take off like a Lear jet!

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  ·         What is the brand and model of the computer?

  You should check the settings of the computer BIOS (Basic Input\Output System) to boot from the CD/DVD. Check the manual or the support of the computer Web site for the same.

  Note: Be careful when you change the BIOS settings. The BIOS interface is designed for advanced users, and it is possible to change a setting that can prevent your computer from starting properly.

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• IAAS distributed Installation

  Hello people,

  Our loose in a production environment and rwe are considering HA is an important aspect here. I have read through the docs of reference etc. architecture and has been able to put a bet in bulk, bulk DB and vRO. When it comes to IAAS components, I'm a bit confused.

  Here's what I predicted right now...

  1 VIP for the entire stack of IAAS component

  2 knots with all IAAS components installed in each of them

  1 remote SQL DB that gets contacted 2 nodes above.

  Is this a good approach or should I separate with 2 VIP and 4 nodes, a set for service Web IAAS and other together for service IAAS Bishop?

  Simply put, we are looking for 1 VIP and 2 knots with all IAAS components in each of these 2 nodes. Please suggest how I can achieve this. Appreciate your answers.

  Kind regards

  VMSavvy

  The distributed installation is more availability for scale. As Steve noted, the Manager is active/passive and requires a failover of the interactive.

  Availability is an interesting topic... which I spend a lot of time discussing rather vigorously with lots of people. Availability is all about moving your congestion point somewhere else. In this case, it's going to be your SQL Server (that you indicated that there is only one of). Similarly, are your highly available books? You did not mention the vRA device, which, if clustered needs an instance external postgres. Of course, you want both of them as well...

  Once you have passed the vRA management components, we start getting into the availability of endpoint.

  You see where I'm going here right?

  TLDR version: identify your availability requirements and if you can hit with VMware HA then not to complicate your environment.

  Grant

• Endpoints of IaaS host in the vCO under a Distributed Installation vCAC

  I have a question about the possible configurations of a system of vCAC under a "distribured facility", as shown in this part of the "Installation and Configuration" document .

  
  

  My question is if there would always be a case where an instance of vCO would have more than one end point "vCAC Infrastructure Administration"?  I'm trying to understand the architecture of this distributed installation and whether or not it has implications for this issue.  At this point, it seems to me he's still only going to be a unique IaaS associated with an instance given vCAC. I understand that there may be several IaaS components, but the scheme suggests that the load balancer creates a single point of entry, it would involve a single end point in the vCO.

  
  

  Details of welcome points.
  

  Yes that's correct.  When you add an endpoint IaaS to vCO as long as you use the name of the load balancer to have it then just that.  Yes same also distributed all IaaS components (MGR or Web) would be grouped together behind that load balanced name, so even if you had the IaaS web component installed on 5 VM they would all be behind that load balanced name.

• vCAC 6.0 Distributed Installation and local PostgreSQL DB?

  I'm more the vCAC 6.0 for the distributed installation documentation and it is not clear on the conditions of implementation for vCAC clustered devices and their databases.

  If you install multiple vCAC devices and set up as a cluster, it is recommended that configure you an external cluster of PostgreSQL "for high availability and failover", but it does not say whether or not it is necessary.

  Is it possible to configure a cluster vCAC environment without using an external PostgreSQL cluster, or is it a requirement of this configuration?

  I understand.

  In the documentation here:

  vCloud Documentation Center Automation

  By default, it says "the vCloud Automation Center device is configured to use an embedded PostgreSQL database. For highavailability and the large deployments, an external database is required. »

  In the architecture section distributed:

  vCloud Documentation Center Automation

  They show that a deployment of high availability of the vCloud Automation Center device consists of two or more.

  I would take these statements as meaning that no, you can not set a vACA clustered deployment using the internal postgreSQL and you are required to use an external instance of postgreSQL when configuring the vACA in a redundant deployment.

  I have not tested in the laboratory yet but will follow up to this post when I do.

• Boot device order

  I was running my brand new HP Pavilion p6270z desktop, pre installed Win7 Home Premium Build 7600 a month now and I really enjoy it.  FYI I also seem to have shipped a SATA RAID (AMD - Compatible AHCI) controller.  I know absolutely nothing about controllers RAID BTW.   My HARD drive is a SCSI Seagate 500 GB ST 3500 418AS.

  Shortly after obtaining my Windows accounts set up and all my security software installed, I sat down and made my HP (3) recovery disks to restore the factory settings.  Also did a C: backup using Windows backup.  Do a repair disc and a system of Coimplete Image using Image of Win7 system functionality.  If at this point, I feel good to be able to get right on the fun part... surfing the net. And it has been good sailboat, I admit it.  Love Win7!

  But... today I went to the configuration of the Bios just to take note of the factory settings and discovered something I found odd.  The Scan shows 1 ST Boot Device boot screen is HP DVD-RAM GH40L.  It shows 2nd Boot device = disk HARD ST3500 418AS.    I noticed a noise from the DVD player to each start upward, but since this is my first comjputer HP, I didn't it was necessarily a problem.  When I saw the Bios boot screen, I see the pc tries to boot from the DVD drive and then past to C: to initialize.  Isn't is supposed to be the other way around?  Technology of factory making my installs SW has failed to hand over to C: before shipping?

  Question: Should I put it to boot C: to avoid problems in the future?   FWIW the pc starts quickly and without error messages either.   Or do I have to follow the old adage: if it ain't broke, leave it alone!

  Question:  If your response indicates that I should put it to start on C:, it basically denies my being able to use all of the repair, recovery and system image disc, I did and I have to make new discs due to the boot order back to C:?

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  System Specs: Display hp2509 office, p6270z HP Pavillion, AMDRS780/RS880 chipset, 8 GB DD3Ram, Win7x64 Home Prem Build 7600, FX 4.0, Realtek HD audio PCIe, NVIDIA GeForce 210 graphics card; Comodo FW 5.3 (D + & Sandbox enabled); MSSE; MBAM on request

  Your CD/DVD is the first boot device. This way you can put in a boot disk and the PC it will start up without intervention.

  You don't have to change your HP recovery disks, even if you decide to change your boot order.  You can change the boot order in the bios.

  Alternatively, you can hit the ESC key on the blue HP screen to choose the boot device.

• My laptop boot sector has failed. Installation DVD creation

  
  

  Hello

  You will not be able to create a set of disks for installation directly from the recovery Partition - this need to be done via the apllication Recovery Media Creator of Windows.

  It may be interesting to try to repair the following boot sector

  If you do not, use another PC to create a rescue CD Windows 7.  Download the ISO from the link below.

  Windows 7 64 bit

  You must use an app like ImgBurn to burn the ISO to a CD - a guide on the use of ImgBurn to write an ISO on a disc is here.  One time created, or if you already have this, insert the rescue CD in Notepad and restart at the start of it.  Select repair your computer and choose the command prompt.  When this charge, enter the following commands and press on enter after everyone – including spaces as shown.

  Bootrec.exe

  bcdedit/export C:\BCD_Backup

  c:

  Boot CD

  BCD attrib s h - r

  Ren c:\boot\bcd BCD.old

  Bootrec /RebuildBcd

  Bootrec /fixmbr

  Bootrec /fixboot

  Remove the rescue CD and try to restart the laptop.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• Acer Aspire switch 10 - Boot USB / Windows 8.1 installation of USB

  Hello
  I recently bought Switch 10. As it has only 32 GB SSD cut into 24 GB of windows and 8 GB partition for recovery, I tried to merge these partition to get rid of the recovery and have only a single partition SSD. Longbstory short, I failed and got a blue screen, then a restart and now I have this:
  http://i.imgur.com/NmAkhgO.jpg

  I have Windows 8.1 the official site of Microsoft, I have orginal CDkey (not OEM Acer's). The version I downloaded is a 32/64-bit Installer (I think, but it can be 32-bit only)
  I tried to configure the BIOS by myself, but it always puts me the blue screen of windows (with error 0000225).
  I provided the BIOS with the default settings screens: http://imgur.com/a/jtyN2

  I prepared the USB stick to a .iso image with a program called Rufus, GPT partitioning system.

  Then I changed the BIOS settings to allow non-secure startup and boot from USB HDD first, and when you start, I hit F12. But I still get that: http://imgur.com/yE48diG

  -What would I do? Be able to start Windows 8.1 installator, clear all partitions on SSD and make sure that you have a 32GB with windows.
  -What I need? Help, because I can not boot from USB and run Windows 8.1 installator.

  I found the solution, everything works fine.

  To do this, you must keep two things in mind:

  1. you may not use Microsoft official .iso for the USB program - it does create a bootable USB stick for UEFI bios, the official downloader for Windows have the ability to create USB bootable .iso downloaded, but it is not able to do.

  You must create bootable ISO using software of Rufus (type simpy rufus in google or LINK), then all you have to do is to make sure that you have selected GPT partition scheme for your bootable usb key and the FAT32 file system.

  2. the most improtant thing which is our Acer Aspire Switch 10 supports ONLY 32-bit Windows, just all the instalators Windows that contains the version 64 bits are wrong. Conclusion is simple, you need only 32 bits instalator, the 32-bit/64-bit custom works (like only instalation of 64-bit that is obvious)

  Hope this has helped.

• What is the order of driver installation

  Hai guys

  I use dell inspiron 15 3521 with windows 10. I reset my PC this morning due to software problem. After the reset of all the programs and drivers are uninstalled (ie: I can't find a single program in Control Panel > uninstall program and features). I want to reinstall all drivers and programs. I want to know the correct order to install all the drivers. Please suggest me an order of installation.

  Thanks in advance...

  Subash Baskaran,

  You can click on the link below to download the Windows 10 drivers for your computer.

  The second link provides information to pilots.

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  Your computer may or may have some drivers are not included.

• Cannot boot from Win 8.1 installation disk

  My mother has a Dimension 3000 system that works under XP and now I am trying to install WIndows 8.1 so that she can use banking online again. The problem is that it does not start from the installation disc.

  I have upgrade BIOS A03 and update all drivers using the driver Booster 2. Now the system is set at the first start of the CD-ROM, then HARD drive but it ends to always boot from the HARD drive. I'm at about 400 km, so I'll try to help him by phone. I tested for a start from the disc on my own XP and haven't had any problem so the drive is fine. I also ran the upgrade on its system Wizard, and everything was fine.

  I don't understand what is wrong, no matter who?

  bgtb

  Thank you. OK, so the problem is dimensions 3000 cannot boot from a DVD, only a CD?

  Since that she already bought (32-bit OEM) license and opened it, I doubt it will be returned, so I would try to make work in all cases, if that doesn't work I'll have to get a new PC.

  If copy us the contents of the DVD on a USB maybe we can boot from that? I'll give you a call tonight.

  The system is 10 years old... BIOS A00 - August 2004. The latest version of the BIOS is 8 years old February 2006. This system may be too old to be able to boot from USB.

  Other problems exist, the standard installed memory was of 0.5 to 1 GB, 1 GB is minimum requirements so it may also need to be upgraded.

  As mentioned in the video, Intel 82865 G is not supported by Intel for Windows Vista or later. For Vista/7, there are a few things that you can use so that it can work, but even then not very much. It will only use the generic driver for Windows 8.1 and the screen will be blurred.

  In addition, the systems hard drive is IDE and probable with a low capacity. The hard drive being the most likely component to fail and this type is no longer under production.

  So at least you'll need a DVD player, probably some memory and a video card. Even in this case the system doesn't always works well. I recommend wasting money in upgrading such an old machine. For the price of all these improvements, you can buy an OptiPlex 760/780 opportunity on eBay that come with a license of Windows 7. As you have already purchased the Windows 8.1, you could same source on an OptiPlex 745/755 and use your Windows 8.1 this license. All these systems will perform much better than the Dimension 3000.

  Of course, you can also look to a new system, the new Dell Inspiron is very cheap and can be done for $230:

  http://www.Dell.com/us/p/Inspiron-3646-small-desktop/PD?OC=fdcwnt7101h&model_id=Inspiron-3646-small-desktop

  While it is a low-end model compared to the Dimension 3000, it is a significant improvement.

• Boot Up order

  HP Pavilion 14-b109wm Windows 8.1

  How can I get the BIOS to boot from USB Drive first?  I change the order in BIOS but goes first hard even when recording while exitting the BIOS?  Try to use a password for my USB recovery program to redo my admin password?

  Hello

  Try the following.

  Judgment of the laptop.

  Click next to the ESC key as soon as you press the power button to enter the Boot Menu, and then select the Bios Menu ( f10 ).

  Under the System Configuration tab, expand the Boot Options Menu.

  You must set the Secure Boot to disabled and legacy devices on " Enabled".

  When you're finished, press f10 and select this option to Save the changes.

  You will then need to enter a PIN of 4 numbers displayed on the screen to confirm the changes to the settings - enter the code and press ENTER.

  Insert your bootable flash drive and the laptop shutdown.

  Click next to the ESC key as soon as you press the power button to enter the Boot Menu, and then select the Boot Options Menu ( f9 ).

  Use the arrow keys to select the flash drive option and press ENTER.

  Kind regards

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• vCloud vCAC Automation unit distributed Installation Architecture Center second device does not record services

  I work at the vCAC 6.0 installation in a distributed architecture for a production environment.  I have deployed the device of the identity, configuration Netscaler for balancing the load, configure external postgreSQL, followed vCloud Automation Center Documentation until you restart the vcac-server the vcac appliance second service and it never starts or registers the services on the second device vcac.

  The first aircraft arrives as it should and works through the just right load balancer.  After restarting the service vcac-server and 20 minute wait I can't to the second application directly bypassing the load balancer to access the page of the shell-ui-app.  Connect to the console of the second application I tail'ed the output of /var/log/vcac/catalina.out and used netstat - year to view the ports used.  Port 443 just never came up.

  I have filed a ticket with support but thought someone might have fallen on this and can help in the meantime.

  The problem has been resolved with the GA vCAC 6.1 version and using the HA tab for additional devices.