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• Power failure recovery

  To be clear from the outset, it is a theoretical situation - I don't currently have a blackout

  However, we had a power failure several months ago.  I'm still very new to vmware.  We have a 3 host cluster and I couldn't connect to my vcenter server because it has not put on automatically, so what I learned me I needed to connect with individual guests until I found the one that housed my vcenter server.  Once I had that on, I was fine.

  Fast forward to no - I tried to document this process for future use and finds it difficult to connect to a host in the cluster.  I don't know if it's just identifying information issues (I've tried everything I know, and of course, at some point, I knew what it was) or if the cluster is up and functioning normally, if I am unable to connect to a host.  Basically I don't want any of this to go down in the future and discover that I don't know what are the credentials.  We use our creds field but I understand that those who are not what you will use on a host.

  It is for you to decide whether to configure ESXi hosts for integration of ads. However, in most cases vCenter Server is added to a domain, and the hosts are autonomous machines, i.e. to use the "root" user to log on if necessary. If this is not possible, "Lockdown" Mode can be activated for guests!

  André

• After chaning password on the computer, power failure and it is impossible to create the password recovery disk

  I put a password in a computer and a power failure the stop before I could create a floppy or Flash-back to the top.  Any solutions would be appreciated.

  The computer is running on Vista Home

  Hello

  If you know your password but vista does not read the information below

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/940765

  If the front is not the case read this:

  I'm sorry, but the strategy of microsoft in these forums is that without assistance will be given about lost or forgotten passwords

  read the policy at the link below

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/windows_vista-security/keeping-passwords-secure-Microsoft-policy-on/a5839e41-b80e-48c9-9d46-414bc8a8d9d4

• HP 280 G1 (N9E78EA): Partition disappears after power failure, watch now unallocated

  Hello!
  I have a PC
  HP 280 i5 - 4590S G1 / 8 GB/500/DVD-RW/W10P + 7Pro64
  and
  Pro series SSD Plextor 128GB 2.5 "SATA SSD M6.
  
  Partition disappears after power failure, watch now unallocated.
  I tried to use TestDisk to see what was going on. After crossing the 'Analysis' command and deep research, but the partition disappears.
  Any suggestions on what I should do next?

  Your SSD have lost files due to the power failure system sudden. I suggest you run CHKDSK to fix this error. Also remember, if the data stored in your SSD are important to you, then first the software of raw data as WDR pro of stellar phoenix recovery and then apply diagnoses to repair.

• I had a power failure that created a restart of windows vista problem

  I had a power failure that created windows error and cannot start my lap top. I understand that I must save the files & photos before trying to reload Vista in its original configuration... How do I go about backing up since the computer does not load...? How much does it cost if I'm looking for a specialist to backup?

  Hello

  power outages are often the cause of hardware problems

  You can try these methods to save the data

  1 slave the drive in another computer and try to read the data in this way

  2 buy or borrow a pregnant USB hard drive upgrade disk hard inside plug it into another computer and try to read the data in this way

  3. If your equipment is damaged by using Knoppix or similar CD linux to retrieve data won't work because they depend on your working materials

  Read about it, even if it's here

  http://www.Knopper.NET/Knoppix/index-en.html

  4 data recovery experts are very expensive

  You can always do a startup repair disk and try to start windows

  the link below is how to download and get a vista disk startup repair, which you can start from the

  http://NeoSmart.net/blog/2008/Windows-Vista-recovery-disc-download/

  Here's how to use startup repair system restore command prompt, etc. to bleepingcomputers link below

  http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial148.html

  to boot from the dvd drive to be able to you will see a way to get into the bios Setup at the bottom of the screen or command menu start

  It would be F2 or delete etc to enter the BIOS or F12 etc. for the start menu

  Change boot order it do dvd drive 1st in the boot order

• Windows 7 starts problems with black screen and the cursor because of power failure

  I'm on a Windows 7 64-bit Home Premium OS. Start-up problems arose after the power failure (accidentally unplugged the charger, the battery was not in place) during a video call in Skype. Accessories attached to the laptop at the time were a Logitech Webcam, a dongle Bluetooth, microphone and headphones.

  When starting my laptop Asus N81VP, he'll go as far as the 'Starting Windows' logo, then I meet a black screen with a mobile cursor. I don't then right click, CTRL + ALT + DELETE.

  I tried the things:

  Start Up Repair = "cannot automatically repair."

  System Restore = no available restore points

  Windows Memory Diagnostic = at 100%, no screen of detected problems, then black with mobile cursor

  Networking Mode Safe Mode/Safe = black screen with cursor mobile

  Activate video low resolution (640 x 480) = black screen with cursor mobile

  Good known Configuration = black screen with cursor mobile list

  Start Windows normally = black screen with cursor mobile

  Please help me. I've had this laptop for less than a year, and it would break my heart to have to re - format.

  You seem to have exhausted most of the options available in such cases, except two:
  D ' log in under a different account.
  -To restore your registry files manually. See below for more details.

  On your heart that could get broken: have you considered using the imaging facility that is integrated with Windows 7? You can find it in the control panel / backup and restore. This is somewhat marginal in the feature and it can be finicky, but it saved my butt several times.

  You can restore your registry files manually to a previous point through the steps described below. The process is complex and requires some careful typing. Ask a computer-savvy friend to help you if you lack experience in this field. Note that it may reset your password to a previous value.
  1. keep tapping F8 during the first phase of startup.
  2. Select repair in the menu that looks like this:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/advanced-startup-options-including-safe-mode
  3 log in as administrator if you are prompted.
  4. Select repair when prompted.
  5. Select the command line in the menu that looks like this:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-are-the-system-recovery-options-in-Windows-7
  6. identify the correct drive letter for your Windows installation. It could be one drive other than c, but it will not X:. You do this by typing commands
  DIR C:\Win*
  Dir D:\Win*
  dir E:\Win*
  until you find the Windows folder.
  I'll call this "Q:" drive
  7 type these commands:
  CD /d Q:\windows\System32\config
  xcopy *. * Q:\MyRegBack\
  CD RegBack
  dir
  8. review the dates of the software, system, and SAM files. The files created before or after that is your problem?
  9. If they were made before the problem appeared, you can then type these commands:
  copy software / y...
  /y copy system...
  /y copy Sam...
  (the two points are part of each order)
  10. restart normally. If things don't work then you can go back by copying files from the original register of Q:\MyRegBack to Q:\Windows\System32\config.

• Startup after a power failure

  Hi people.

  I want the apps that were open when occurs a power failure would not open during the recovery.

  But I can't find where to put in place only.

  Any idea?

  In the Apple Menu, select "restart." A window will appear as shown below. Clear to re - open the windows when you log in. You can now cancel the reboot, unless you want to check that the system works as you would when you restart.

  

• Fans always operate at high speed after power failure

  HP Pavilion Slimline S5780T - Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit

  After a power failure a night or more recent, our Pavilion Slimline case fan and CPU fan have both run at high speed all the time, starting from the system. The level of noise is intolerable.

  I opened and cleaned all the dust from the inside of the case, including the removal of the heatsink from the CPU. Everything is clean.

  I ran the following HP Vision diagnostic, test the system, including fans. During the test of fan, the fans ran at 100%, then fell to the former level normal, quiet, then ramp back up to 100%. So says HP fans diagnostic tests are OK when there is always a problem. And it is possible for them to run at slow, normal speed.

  I installed the free SpeedFan utility, but there is not place to adjust the fan speed manually.

  How can I find the problem and the fans run at normal speed, as they did before the power failure? Everything that controls the speed of the CPU fan and the fan is broken.

  Thank you and best regards,

  Stephen - Myrtle Beach, SC

  Strange things happen when power flucuations or failures occur.  Most probably the motherboard has been damaged by the PPE and that is normally not as repairable by a DIY.  If you could find a newer BIOS, that to solve the problem.  Since there can be no more recent BIOS, try to remove the battery from the motherboard for the night and then put the file in and reset the BIOS to see if that helps the default value.  Otherwise, it might be repairable.

• No sound on Satellite a series after power failure

  I had power failure and displays now the peripheral output put no audio.

  I have tried the drivers but not find.

  Any help please

  Is what model? PSA? -??????

  The audio chip may have been damaged due to advanced/power surge, requiring a motherboard replacement.

  Search for C:\TOSAPINS audio driver or download the driver here http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/cgi-bin/ToshibaCSG/download_drivers_bios.jsp

  You can also try a fresh install of windows. back up your data and run recovery now zero for the market. If the audio still does not work, then its most likely a hardware problem.

  Also update the BIOS, but I doubt that would help.

• on a late 2009 MacBook Pro 17IN HD had a power failure, leading to the replacement of the HD now, how do I get the 10. .  OS reloaded

  on a late 2009 MacBook Pro 17IN HD had a power failure, leading to the replacement of the HD now, how do I get the 10. .  OS reloaded

  You have the original installation media supplied with your machine? This would be a way: use the DVD to boot from, format the new hard drive and then reinstall the operating system. You can then update/upgrade to 10.11.

  Other than that, your model was not eligible to have its firmware updated to allow for the recovery of the internet which is the only other way I know - at least the only other way besides a bootable clone, you did before your defective hard disks.

  Computers that can be upgraded to use OS X Internet Recovery - Apple Support

  Do not think to partition/format your new drive first.

• Windows XP SP3 does not start after power failure

  I've known a sequence of power failure while my computer was on. When the power was restored, I couldn't boot into Windows. Windows stops before loading the Welcome screen and hangs. I tried in "Safe Mode" and "Restore Point", but always impossible to load up to 'user account screen '. I am running XP SP3.

  I tried recovery of original windows CD. No joy. I ran chkdsk with the option/r several times and fixboot as well, without success. Help, please!

  Just type fixmbr at the command prompt in Recovery Console.

  For more details, see http://www.microsoft.com/resources/documentation/windows/xp/all/proddocs/en-us/bootcons_fixmbr.mspx?mfr=true

  Also http://helpdeskgeek.com/how-to/fix-mbr-xp-vista/

• root > \system32/had.dll message after power failure.

  After power failure, I got the above message.  I tried to rebuild the CD system following the instructions Microsoft but still can't het PC to start.  Any ideas anyone?

  Thank you

  Since you didn't say what were these instructions, we do not know what you were doing!

  You need to start the recovery console, run chkdsk r, then /Rebuild. bootcfg The first part can be read here:

  http://www.icompute.info/System_restore_from_xp_cd.htm

  You will need to understand how your PC (you neglected to tell us the make, model and model number!) can boot from the CD-ROM. Then, run the Recovery Console. DO NOT ENTER THE INSTALLER! (If you do, you run the risk to wipe your entire disk clean!) Follow the indications of the above page and then stops after having successfully performed chkdsk/r. In other words, don't do the fixmbr part!

  Then, for the second part, read here:

  http://www.icompute.info/halldll_error.htm

  Restart the PC in the usual way (that is, start with the hard drive) and let us know if you are at the back of buisiness.

• No network after a power failure and only works in safe mode with network. Operating system is Vista SP2.

  The latest patch to update this system was .net framework 4

  This behavior has occurred on several machines after a power failure in our factory caused all systems restart.

  I have run chkdsk

  I ran sfc

  SafeMode internet works fine.

  Clean boot does not solve the problem.

  Cannot remove .net framework 4 because I can't get windows installation service to work properly.

  X red on the connection in normal mode

  I run with the reset.cmd file subinacl to reset all the registry settings. It gave no results.

  I looked at all of the services that are running successfully in normal mode and those that are run in mode safe and that services to start. This got me internet again in normal mode, but we are far from finished there are a lot of services is still needed. I'll make one by an approach to see what will begin and what doesn't.

  System Restore was successful, but had no bearing on the issue. Here's the solution that worked.

  Safe Mode boot

  on computers that are running Windows live onecar I ran as administrator onecare removal tool

  Remove the Adobe Flash 10 utility

  Open msconfig and services.msc

  enable all services that are running in safe mode to run msconfig on the next reboot. Also enable required services for Windows updates and windows install

  Enable

  BITS, com +, Windows udpate, workstation and service server and all dependent services. If you miss some that is good because you and individual services and start them from services.msc when the next restart.

  Restart the machine.

  I found that after this reboot a few updates have been posted in the update list installed in the control panel that had not been previously listed.

  Remove all instances of Java (cannot be done in safe mode)

  Reinstall Java and flash player from their respective Web sites

  I installed Microsoft Security Essentials www.microsoft.com/security_essentials

  Run windows update and install the updates.

  run msconfig and select normal startup

  Restart and ensure normal operation.

  It takes about 1/2 hour, 1 hour per machine which was much lower than a full reinstall.

• How to wake up a T42 - after power failure.

  I just changed to a T42 as a home automation web application server in a vacation home that is unoccupied for weeks and months.  I'm gone with a Thinkpad retired because the processor running at 40 degrees Centrigrade with its fan-Off in our cool basement unless there is some computer activity... hoping the Thinkpad would unnattended for years in this quiet situation with the HDD as the only moving part.

  When the power goes out, I have an inverter for 2 hours, plus the Thinkpad battery for 4-5 hours (off screen), but then it stops with an extended power failure.  We cannot go back to this place for months to re - turn on the computer.

  The bios settings on T42 for "Startup Timed" do not work for me or anyone else I saw on the Thinkpad forums.

  Or, using the Task Scheduler with the "wake the computer" option when you run an application (such as the calculator or Notepad) do not wake the T42 from sleep mode. (The laptop could go to sleep when the battery reaches 50%)... then having the scheduler run Notepad all morning at the cases where the computer is in standby due to a power failure in the course of 24 hours prior... but it does not work.

  Is there another way to start or wake a T42 on a calendar or a network drive?   I didn't "want to solder connections in the power switch - although if it is possible if I could use a phone remote access to the automation system to turn on the computer with a closing contact, but his disorder at."

  After testing, I switch to Windows 7 Pro. The T42 can going mode sleep after x minutes on battery. It can be awakened by running a lazy batch file by using the Windows Task Scheduler.

  Thanks for your suggestion

• Error in the application of Muse after startup after a power failure

  Hello

  I had a power failure and after I got the following error:

  The msg box is modal, and the ok button does not work, then the application is frozen.

  

  I tried to re - install the application twice, but without a bit of luck

  Advice would be appreciated.

  Brdgs

  E Bjarn

  Hi Bjarn

  Have you tried to create a new site, and see if it crashes too when opening. If it works fine, your file may be damaged .muse.  In addition, where was located, as the network drive or local file drive?

  Please share your with us .muse file to study? Please send it to [email protected]. If your file is larger than 20 MB, you can use something like Adobe SendNow SendThisFile or Dropbox. Don't forget to mention the link to this forum thread in your email so that we can identify the file.