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• Yet another question of disk configuration

  I know that this has been discussed ad nauseum, but I am confused on some points and need advice on disk configuration. I just ordered a laptop that has a 256 gb msata ssd + two other SSD of 256 MB and a removable 7200 RPM 750 GB drive in the optical drive slot. So I will, indeed, have four disks (3-256 gb SSD & 1-7200 RPM HD). I know that the general concepts between dedicating different disks for OS / programs, scratch disk, make media player, &, but after reading suggestions from Adobe, manual first and forums, I'm not clear on the fixed assets can be placed on removable drive and what assets I can return the drive 7200 RPM to optimize the Assembly & rendering speed for the global configuration of disk? First manuals I've read everything it say to not place scratch them files on a removable disk, & of course I use the removable drive to OS & programs - that render leaves or media for 7200 RPM disk. Which would be best?

  With our specialized needs is change above your recommendations somehow?

  Not mine.

  By the way, you can just make the PP sequence to ensure smooth playback, and then use his Cinema display mode (CTRL + "") to go full screen without GUI.  The space bar will always start and stop playback.  Connect the computer to the projector and speakers, and you're golden.

• Cannot remove HARD disk configuration PERC 6i with use of the SAS drives foreign. Existing data are not important. Scratch reloading to redeploy the server.

  Dell Poweredge 2950 III with serial number note from the Admin: have the label removed according to the TOU > receipt readers traded since an identical poweredge almost eliminated. In the configuration of the PERC controller 0 6i utility, disk groups show as foreigners. Messages following the procedure to import the configuration, then remove before was not effective. The prior configuration appears in the menu.

  I would like to simply clean configurations of VD for the readers and the controller. After it is deleted then next step is to set up a configuration I want. My new Setup is not relevant for this post. The goal and the only question is how to clear existing shared disk configurations.

  VD0 clear addition to figure 2 SAS PD/hard drives as virtual disk unique. RAID levels 0, status is offline, SMART status not = no error, County VD = 1, PD = 2 count, operation = none

  Is a similar to VD0 VD1

  other berries are currently empty.

  For initial troubleshooting I have removed all the HARD drive except a single disk on the server. This disc shows also as stranger.

  In the PERC 6i config utility:

  VD MGMT doesn't show CONTROLLER0 - no configuration is present. Choice of the F2 are Config. Foreign config based on availability. (Create new VD and manage preserved Cache are greyed out) Right pane of the screen indicates "foreign Config present, controller prop.: DG = 0, County VD count = 0, County of PD = 1".

  PD MGMT shows only the formatted Mo 139 K SAS single, foreign = State, SMART status not is no mistake, operation = none

  VIEW FOREIGNERS shows DG0 = foreign, Virtual disk 255 with DG count = 1. County of VD = 1, County of PD = 1

  I installed 3 of the disks individually rotating as a single HARD drive with similar results.

  WITH 2 HDD SAS installed only difference is VD Mgmt shows County DG = 0, County VD = 0, County of PD = 2.   View foreign shows VD255 prop: Raid 0, Raid = foreign status, size = na, operation = none. | Disk prop group. : VD Count = 1, County of PD = 2, Ded HS = 0 (because it does not exist).

  Thanks Chris. Problem is solved. I would like to Flash the firmware as precautionary measure? Still confused why initial in the VD Mgmt tab procedure has failed.

  All readers of Restore tab PD-ready state.

  -Dave

• . WMA, mp3 format not playable in the car CD player. He will play (.cda) I need help getting back to this configuration. I know .cda is not a format.

  The platform is windows vista/Edition Family Premium / wmp11. Using the CD - R to burn audio files.
  It is a shared family desktop computer! At one point burned CD has worked in the car but recently burned CD are not.
  (the two work very well in the pc).
  Here's what I think I've identified as a potential problem, but I can't confirm because I don't know where & what are these parameters:

  Burned CD (cd - r), which seem to work Yes like this under the drive (D):
  TYPE - CD player
  -CDFS file system
  The individual titles are displayed in form - (.cda)

  Burned CD (cd'r) than No work to look like this under the drive (D):
  Type of CD player-
  -UDF file system
  The individual titles are displayed in form - (.wma)

  How can I re-config: CDFS / (.cda)

  Hello

  Check with the experts here
  http://Club.myce.com/

  Burned CD does not not in car CD player
  http://www.andybrain.com/archive/MB/burned_cd_in_car_player.htm

  Why the CD player in my car does not play the CD that I burn?
  http://www.Microsoft.com/windows/windowsmedia/KnowledgeCenter/mediaadvice/0091.mspx#EKF

  I hope this helps.
  Rob - bicycle - Mark Twain said it is good.

• Boot Configuration data file - knows how to solve the need advice that no one shared

  Hello

  I just got the

  Recovery: Boot Configuration data file is missing fileh \bcd

  error code 0xc000000d

  To solve that I need to get the windows disc 8 to repair the laptop, the only problem is that I don't have the disc that I just moved away from home in my own apartment for uni and don't have another computer of the rhe download files on a usb key and recover the laptop, so I thought I just buy windows 8 and install it on my computer and hopefully solve this , but it might not work because my computer came with Windows 8 installed so I could stuff something im not sure and it's just my brain fusion trying to understand this point, so if anyone has any what advice id greatly appreciate, oh and sorry if this isn't the best grammar mode spelling etc. IM on my phone and it is laggy as phones get, thanks.

  Dan G

  Hello Daniel,.

  Thanks for posting your query on Microsoft Community forum.

  According to the description you get the error Boot Configuration data (BCD). I totally agree with you that, in order, to rebuild the Boot Configuration data (BCD) we need the installation media.

  If you do not have any other computer to create the installation media, then it is best to contact the manufacturer of your computer instead to buy Windows from outside. If your computer is under warranty, they can provide you with the ERD free of charge or at minimal cost.

  If you manage to organize other computers or repair disk, try the steps below. You can try to create installation media by following the steps described in the article mentioned below.

  To create installation media Windows 8.1

  • Boot from the DVD of Windows 8.
  • Click repair your computer.
  • Click Troubleshooting , and then select Advanced Options.
  • Click on command prompt and type the following commands and press enter after each command:

  Bootrec /fixmbr

  Bootrec /fixboot

  Bootrec /rebuildbcd

  • Restart the computer.
  • Check if the problem persists.

  Get back to us with your question was last updated. We will be more than happy to help you.

  Kind regards

• Just bought a new MacBook pro to replace my old PC.  I have 4 LR on disk and LR 5 upgrade disk and need to know how to load LR on my new Macbook Pro.  Also how can I transfer photos?

  I'm not very good with computers and need help.  My 4 LR and LR 5 upgrade are on the disc, but do not use my new MacBook Pro drive.  How can I load LR on my new computer?  Also, how to make photos of LR on my old computer to the new computer?

  You can download Lightroom via the link below.  If you just want to install the upgrade version 5 that you don't need to install first - 4 you probably just provide the serial number for this, when you activate 5.

  Lightroom - all versions

  Windows

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=113&platform=Windows

  Mac

  http://www.Adobe.com/support/downloads/product.jsp?product=113&platform=Macintosh

  With regard to transfer photos goes, which is something you could get help in the forum of Photoshop Lightroom .  But you could wait here and see if anyone knows, or you could search Google and probably know how.

• My XP computer keeps saying that I have a low disk space when I know that I have not

  and my AVG said there is no threat or virus. Ive cleaned all the unused files, but still no luck. What can I do?

  What is the processor and RAM how much your computer have? Make a right-click on the icon my computer on your desktop and select properties for this information.

  Try Ctrl + Alt + Delete, select Task Manager, and then click the performance tab. Under Commit Charge, which is the Total, limit, and the pic?

  I'd be interested to see a report of Disk Defragmenter. Open Disk Defragmenter and click analysis. Select view report, and then click Save as and save. Now find VolumeC.txt in your My Documents folder. Open the file, and place the cursor anywhere in the file, select Edition, select all to select all the text and copy and paste into the body of your message. To do this, before you run Disk Defragmenter because it is more informative.

  Select Start, all programs, accessories, System Tools, cleaning disk to emptying your trash, delete temporary Internet files and other selected options. I recommend also you click Other Options, System Restore and delete all but the last system restore point. Run Disk Defragmenter.

  Using the system restore option is most appropriate when your system is slow and you need to increase the free disk space on your C partition. If you have errors that could be solved by using the system restore to your system settings back to before the error occurred initially do not use this option.

  If more than one person uses the computer and they have their own user log you need to run Disk Cleanup in each user profile that you want to delete all the unwanted files.

  A better program of disk cleanup is cCleaner. Delete System Restore points may be important if you have little free disk space. The ability to delete them is one of the tools options. You can selectively remove those created in less important moments.

  cCleaner comes with a registry tool. Do not use this tool as any registry cleaner could lead to the creation of very difficult to resolve system errors.

  http://www.CCleaner.com/download

• I have the CS5 disk but do not know how to convert it to a digital file for my new desktop Mac OS 10.9, which doesn't have a disc drive? Thank you

  Please help convert my CS5 disk to download on my new desktop MAC OS X10.9

  You can download CS5 from this site

  Download the CS5 products

• Configuration optimal HDD and software settings

  I do a reload of the system installation, one of my systems to be

  dedicated to editing video and effects. My equipment is:

  • MB: P6t Deluxe V2
  • Operating system: Win7 64 bit
  • CPU: I7 920 (Stock # no OC)
  • GPU: Nvidia 285
  • RAM 12 GB @1600
  • HARD DRIVE 1: 500 GB 7200 RPM
  • HARD DRIVE 1: 500 GB 7200 RPM
  • HARD DRIVE 1: 1 TB 7200 RPM
  • HARD DRIVE 1: 1 TB 7200 RPM
  • HARD drive 1: 1. 5 TB external USB for backups only

  Software I have user first Pro CS5, After Effects CS5, SoundBooth CS5 and Photoshop CS5. My question for the software is how to better set up. I've seen many configurations of caching / Scratch and various allowances of CPU Ram and honestly I'm a bit confused by the latter. Also make it Performance vs that memory seems to make no difference visit once. It is better to select on the other? I use dynamic linking a lot so I don't know if that makes a difference in what either.

  I know that all these information is found in various discussions in the forum, but I get conflicting info I read through them.

  One last question. Do a restart before exporting? I could spend hours doing effects and cuts, and I fear that the RAM is a little full, so I reboot before I did because it gives me a warm fuzzy, but is it really necessary?

  Thanks in advance... TJ

  Have a look here: Forums Adobe: generic guideline for the installation disc and look at the installer of three discs.

  How is it that would translate to your situation:

  a. get a disk of OS boot & small enough programs, such as the Samsung Spinpoint F4 320 GB. It is then the C: drive in the overview.

  b. use the two raid0 1,000 discs. It would be the D: drive in the preview.

  3. use the two 500 discs in raid0. It would be the drive E: in the preview.

  No need to reboot before the export. Prior to export is wise however to save the project.

• Best hard disk configuration

  Hi guys, I'm fairly new APE9 and video editing in general. I see in some positions where you guys suggest to have more than 1 hard drive but no one talks about the actual optimal configuration.

  Let's say I have a drive of 500 GB hard run my win7 (C:\), if I add a hard drive of 160 GB in there (D:\) what should I run where?

  Thanks for the tips.

  Welcome to the forum.

  With the options you list, here are my thoughts.

  If the 160 GB is a bit on the small side, if it's fast, I would actually set up such as the system / boot disk and use the larger scratch discs, media and projects.

  The system / boot would have only the OS and programs and probably also to locate the swap file on the larger HARD drive. This last option would be only after the test. In addition, it depends on the number of programs I had installed. With some upper air (including several suites of Adobe), my 200 GB C:\ is used less than half, to 94 GB, and with a clean of emails and Documents, I could probably get that down for ~ 85 GB.

  If I have a 3 x 200 GB SATA II/o, I have found that my Page file did slightly better on my E:\, and I managed it statically to 10 GB for my OS Service Pack 3 XP - Pro w / 4 GB RAM max. If you have a 64 bit OS and physical load of RAM, you don't need the Page file to be almost as big.

  Now, if your 160 GB is slower, is not as fast a connection type that most great, etc., then all bets would emerge.

  I also agree with the diagram that Bob Peru related. I use the suggestions of prejudice when speaking on i/o with a poster.

  Also, I think that a 3 e/s x is optimal, with the OS and programs on C:\, media on D:\ and projects + Scratch disks on E:\. If the HARD drive is the same, then D:\ & E:\ can be reversed, their functions, with zero change in what either.

  With several HARD drives, we can go out, say exports and makes or maybe Audio separated from the video. For HD media, having a RAID 0, with a dedicated hardware controller will help things, but improving the performance, with more than one configuration of 3 x, will be not that big and when you start to add RAID popular with dedicated controller, especially with the built-in memory cards, price up really quickly.

  Good luck

  Hunt

• Disk configurations hard dv7

  I have a DV7-6c95dx with a single 750 GB HDD at 5400 RPM.  I was under the impression that I could put any dirve in the second Bay.  I was driving will get a 1 to 7200 RPM (or perhaps 5400) for the second slot, but the manual provides only four configurations below.

  Hello

  > > Do I have to be the same size in each Bay?

  LON

  > > I am limited to 5400 RPM on disks 1 to (and 500 GB)?
  LON

  > > can I add a 1 to 7200 RPM in second place to go with my current 750 GB 5400?

  Yes

  > > I could put two 1 TB 7200 unit s in this machine?  (Assuming that they are not too thick to fit).

  Yes, the old 1 TB HDD are a little thicker, but you can find many new 1 TB HDD now are only 9.5 mm thick

  > > Why the manual that see these four configurations in sets matching?  There are power/cooling/performance issues to consider?

  Easy for the RAID configuration I think.  NO.

  > > Also... the DV7 accepts really 12.5 mm into the two slots in the car?  The second drive Bay seems not that thick and I've read elsewhere that the DV7 takes up only 9.5 mm.

  As mentioned above, you will find that many of them are now only 9.5 mm thick such as good HDD, following fast:

  http://www.Mwave.com.au/product/Seagate-st1000lm014-1TB-laptop-sshd-25-95mm-hybrid-SATA3-hard-drive-ab49146

  Kind regards.

• TouchSmart 300-1025uk disk configuration

  My neighbor has one of them. It is under warranty and does not start - not found Boot Manager. built in show of diagnosis without fault but the disk hard watch as having 3 partitions - C: about 100 megabytes, about 500 gigabytes D: and E: recovery partition about 3.5 gigabytes. It is marked, the other two are not and do not appear to contain any files. I guess that's the work of a virus. Recovery software will not work - I think not that Windows7 fit in 100 megabytes - but there might be some hope if the disk was repartitioned. My question how should the reader be partitioned? It should be just a more than C: partition recovery partition - or should there be a partition C:, D:, and E: and if so where the limits?

  That's exactly the configuration which is expected.

  The 100 MB partition is to place some Win7 it there for reserved system use, it does NOT receive a drive letter in a normal system, the 500 GB partition you see must be the Boot/C: partition. The recovery partition usually contains hidden data also.

  There is nothing that says whatever it is dirtied with partition sizes, they are correct except for the drive letters.

• After the hard disk configuration, system assigns an incorrect letter to the reader

  I've completely dumped my HDD and it washed.

  Configured the drive hard and re - format to NTFS with no partitions.

  I unplug everything not used during reinstallation except monitor, keyboard and mouse "Wired."

  Reinstalled XP from the disk.

  Guard system identifier 'E' like 'Local disk' or 'Hand' hard instead of using 'C '.

   

  I've "cleaned" my drive several times before but never this problem even without being able to correct a cleaning extra (s) until the disk correctly record labels.

   

  Why this time and what is the difficulty of obtaining the 'c' labeled as the 'Local' or 'hand drive '?

  Hello

  ·         You have several configured on the system start?

  This can happen if you have a multiboot system, or if there are multiple partitions on the disk.

  During the installation of XP, make sure that you select C: as the partition where you want to install the operating system. Then to comply once more he comply when it prompts you to install XP on the C: drive. Check whether the problem is resolved. I suggest you follow the steps mentioned in the article below.

  How to install or upgrade to Windows XP

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/978307

• Update the system with the esata disk configuration

  I want to save my disk main boot to a 3rd sata drive uses the front esata port.  This so that I can install a new SATA (2 x 1 = 2 to) and using configuration RAID 0 with the new hard drive configuration.  Who currently use with 2 sata drives (WD 300 GB 10Krpm = C: disk main boot;) WD 1 to 72K rpm = 1 disc (unformatted); Seagate 250 GB 72 K rpm = disc 2 (unformatted).  Unable to find the training to get in shape for the transfer of backup... Be patient with me, I went big in my bench of first generation project and I started just to get back into the hobby of building a pc.  Any advice?  How can I get vista to access the esata to format it and do a full pc to save on disk 2.  So I want to install the new WD 1 TB sata 72Krpm and remove @D 300 GB 10Krpm drive 0.  At the end, and then restore the PC sauvegardΘ esata data.  Make sense, or is there a better way?

  You partition / prepare a new disk by using disk management, before it can become available for use

• XPS 8100, Win7 Pro, 2 Samsung HD103SJ 1 TB of disk configuration RAID 1, bought in 2011

  Under the subject line, my XPS 8100 has 2 Samsung HD103SJ drives set up in a RAID 1 configuration. The system was delivered like this at Dell in 2011.

  Problem: one of the disks is now a dead bug and I need to replace. If I understand correctly, it's RAID 1 via the BIOS. I don't have a RAID controller card.

  Question (s): these HD103SJ discs are almost nonexistent (although I found a site w/6 or more). HD103SJ readers have TLER ability and if so, is it enabled by default or require a software utility for Samsung to do this? As well, do I really need to do, OR could I just replace this drive with a WD1003FZEX (note that WD has disabled or completely removed support TLER for their BLACK discs). All online comments lead me to believe that only WD RED pushes (maybe they should be called 2 x $ because of their HIGH cost players) now have this ability.

  Comment: I've been of the opinion (so perhaps wrongly) that only hardware RAID required to have active TLER / set, but I've also read online that MS Win7 requires this setting.

  Bottom Line: If someone who reads this has information that would solve this discussion, one way or the other, I would really appreciate it.

  Thank you.

  Hi back,

  TLER is not necessary for RAID 1. In fact, you're better without TLER as drive problems will be immediately apparent.

  That said, I think only WD drives have TLER. Samsung has something else. But whatever it is, I would say that it is not necessary. Any 1 TB drive will work.