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• Double sims of Lenovo Vibe P1m - 4 g

  Dual sims is lenovo vibw p1m network 4g support? I recently bought a lenovo vibe p1m. GSM only shows the first thin slot. The second thin slot shows LTE / 3G / 2G. If I insert the SIM 3g in the first thin hourly period, there no nsupport 3g sim. I have t watch GSM only. Can someone me the first slim slot support 3 G/LTE or not?

  u just have to switch the selection of your data to sim 1 for 3g or 4g on the SIM access networks 1... both 1 single sim card can be used for 3g or 4g!

• unlock a laptop Lenovo G 570

  I need to know what recovery key to unlock my mobile

  You took the wrong direction on the road to the internet.

  The community of Lenovo forum is where you should go.

• My double heart showing only 1 core taskmanager

  How can I get my dual core processor to display in the Task Manager / serve. I currently have windows xp Pro and windows 7 and doesn't allow me to use the second kernel on my Pc how can I solve this. I tried a lot of forums and the solutions ect... and none have worked so far.

  The first problem with getting your second CPU core of work is that it has one. The second problem is that "Hyperthreading" was developed by Intel for its Pentium processor. Indeed, it is a carrot act as two hearts giving multitasking capabilities. I'm not that familiar with AMD, so it is possible to also have a similar process to "Hyperthreading" which will give you multitasking by splitting the heart in two. I hope that this explanation is a not seem demeaning or offensive. But after reading it back to myself, I don't really know how else to phrase it. If it is a new processor, then maybe you can return it for an upgrade of a true multi-core CPU.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16819103239

• VMware server 2.0.2 detects only a single host CPU on box double hearts

  We have a double base quard box with two of the following:

  • Intel (r) Xeon E5620 2.40 GHz CPU

  It's a total of 4 cores, 8 threads per CPU. We have a total of 16 available in vmware server core, but it's what we see:

  • 1 CPU x 8 cores

  Is this a configuration on my end, a licensing problem or a problem with vmware?

  Hello

  I recommend you take a look at the latest versions of vmware player, workstation and the free esxi in my humble OPINION. It will support your CPU without any problem.

  Maybe one that fits your needs

  Best wishes / Saludos.
  Pablo

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• Double hard drive Lenovo E430

  I replaced the DVD with a case of SATA Caddy for 2.5 hard disks.

  Everything works correctly, the bios detects the second hard drive. I install Windows 7 without any problem

  BUT when I use WINDOWS 7 I DETECT a SERIOUS PROBLEM:

  The system with two hard drives, the first is an SSD (Crucial M4) and the second a 7200 RPM hard drive (original disc), do not restart or turn off. I have try several combinations of BIOS and original windows 7 drivers also last Intel 7 Series driver SATA.

  Nothing works!

  The partial solution I found is to switch off the second drive hard through hotswap safely turn off, extract the drive hard and after that when I select Restart or shut down, the system takes a few seconds additional and work.

  In my view, that it is a BIOS issue becuse this problem happened with the original Windows SATA driver and also with the latest 7 series Intel Chipset drivers. I try with the legacy of Partition BIOS MBR and Partition GPT of UEFI, in both cases the same problem.

  When I unplug the power supply cable to turn off the laptop, sometimes Don t pc detects the SSD with error detection, so I BIOS fast change detection and the laptop detects the SSD.

  Please check this problem inside the laptop BIOS

  I have my E430 an Intel SSD of 330 in the HARD drive Bay and the original 500 GB HDD in a HARD drive caddy, I bought on ebay. I installed a fresh Win7 Pro on the SSD (under the Legacy BIOS option) and reinstalled Win7 HP on the HARD drive (under the UEFI BIOS option). I have no problems starting and stopping on the part of readers. The only problem I've noticed is that when stopping down, HARD drive sometimes of parks the heads with a loud noise (as if suddenly).

  Your problem could be linked to this: http://forums.lenovo.com/t5/ThinkPad-Edge/E530-doesn-t-completely-shutdown-reboot-sleep-hibernate/td...

• XceedZip.dll absent from Pastel xpress 2009 Win 7. Double heart

  Accounting package will not save XceedZip.dll not crrectly recorded, is missing or one of its dependencies

  Hi Rick Jowett,

  1. when exactly you get the error message?
  2. don't you make changes to the computer before the show?

  I suggest you to contact the seller of software for better support.
  http://www.pastel.co.za/pastel-accounting-software-support-upgrades.asp

• Try everything LR & PS CC (2015) on Surface Pro 2 Core i5 (1.9 GHz double heart) and 8 GB of RAM

  I needed to get a Tablet for attaching purposes and want to use Lightroom CC (2015) and watched a renovated Surface Pro 2 with the Core processor i5 (the version that has a basic stock of 1.9 GHz speed and is a dual core, 8 GB RAM, 256 GB SSD).

  It has the Intel HD4400 graphics and up to 1.7 GB memory graphics.

  My only other option, that would be running me twice, is a Surface Pro 4 with Core i5, who works at a speed of 2.4 GHz and Intel HD520 graphics (which from what I've read, are very similar to the HD4400 and the difference is not very noticeable).

  Can someone tell me if LR and PS CC 2015 will work on it for basic stuff (tethering, light photo editing, etc.)?  My main goal is engaging with the Tablet as my laptop ordinary (which weighs 7 pounds and a 15 "screen) is not possible for use on the field during the filming (I do landscapes and nature).

  From what I've observed, performance can vary greatly between computers that seem to have exactly the same specifications. Performance can be affected by how you have personally set up the computer and other unknown factors. If you really want to know, just try it.

• computer laptop v023tx pavilion 14 upgrade to four hearts

  I have a HP Pavilion 14-v023tx Notebook PC. Can I upgrade this double heart book four hearts?

  You have the top of the system in line with the i7-4510U processor. The CPU is soldered to the motherboard and HP does not have a motherboard for him with something more powerful that you have. Upgrade is not possible.

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• 6500 double and UCS

  Hi all

  We have recently installed a UCS enviornment with 2 x 6100 connected to our double heart 6509 devices. It is set up so that the 2 x 10 GigE rising connect of FAB - A the 6509-1 and 2 x 10 GigE connect b - FAB to 6509-2. Each of the 4 trunks environmental 6509 are configured similarly and barter same VLAN 4-FAB - A or B - FAB. We have 2 x UCS Chassis, each with 4 half-width servers. Each frame has a side A and B, with 20 GB goes to FAB - A and 20 GB will FAB - B.

  UCS environment above was installed by a 3rd party, while I set up the central part of the links.

  Our server team recently raised a Windows Server and I started light mac-beating on one of our hearts, one of the 10 GigE ports connected to FAB - A and link trunk between our 2 cores.

  I'm a little hesitant about how, on the side of 6509, the ports must be configured... "" Part 3 told me that there is no design "assets / standby", all trunks to each of the two 6100 s are active "all the time." Our 6509 do not run the VSS, just supervisors 'standard' sup720s running HSRP, with a trunk between the two.

  I understand there are no doubt a more details, but I said I would look into a perspective of networking/core and the server guy checks at its end, as in its present form it has the server in question related to 2 vNIC, one in each of the 6100, the two 'up '.

  Alan/Jason

  Looking at the wire, he speaks of a vswitch.

  For hypervisor type environments, (currently) it is recommended to have fabric OFF failover and Brad blog indicate that.

  Then turning on fabric failover will you all good and will have unpredictable failover of failure.

  A detailed topology (or a case of TAC) would help to hone in on the issue.

  A lot depends on how your vswitch is configured as before the typo traffic or other of the YEW, the vswitch must make a redirect which way out--the decision on A or B (give you 2 vNIC gave a vswitch which I think you would have). Once the traffic is delivered to a particular FI, and then it depends on how active uplink, it will take which could dictate whether the trunk between the cores get used etc.

  Hope that helps.

  Thank you

  -Matt

• What is limit RAM to W520 4282 - a34

  Get contradictory docs saying that W520 supports 32 GB of RAM and 16 GB of RAM max

  http://support.Lenovo.com/en_US/detail.page?docid=PD015362

  Thank you

  Hello.

  The limits are 16 GB for models double heart, because they have only 2 slots DIMM and 32 GB for the machines to four hearts, with 4 DIMM slots.

  Your machine is a model image, so 32 GB is max for you.

  See you soon!

• Toshiba laptops. What equipment can upgrade you?

  I bought a dual CPU heart in mid-2006 at the same time double heart was introduced in Australia, I think. Can you upgrade and replace the video card, Ram and processor in the computers laptop toshiba?

  I do not understand why you think it's the shame. It is logical that hardware upgrade on laptops is limited due to construction, material protection and cooling system.
  I hope you understand what I mean exactly.

• HDMI output have suddenly stopped. Pavilion a6340a

  Hello

  I posted here in hope that someone can give me some advice.

  The system in Question is:

  • HP Pavilion a6340a desktop computer. Double heart
  • Vista 32 bit SP2.
  • NVIDIA GF8400GS
  • COMPRO Video mate Vista TV Capture card.
  • 2 GB of RAM.

  It is a bit of an older system, I guess, but it plays well as a HTPC for a while now. It has a small LCD monitor connected via the standard connection and a large flat screen Toshiba TV connected via HDMI. He did a great job.

  Today, the HDMI output just stopped. The Toshiba TV again to survey/is visible in the Nvidia Control Panel and the Vista Control Panel when it is connected to the HDMI. the implementation of the features of multiple monitors are available. But there is nothing happening on TV.

  Things has tried so far.

  • Two different Cables HDMI - nothing.
  • Connected my Pavilion Notebook DV6 on the same HDMI port on the TV - works fine.
  • Installed the latest driver from Nvidia - nothing.
  • Tried all the three HDMI ports on the TV - nothing.
  • Physically, shot the video card in the computer, he dusted off and reassembled it. -Nothing.

  I don't understand. Could this be a processor problem, or I have to pay for a new video card? Is it possible to test the output from the HDMI port with a multimeter or something? I do not understand why it would stop just like that. I just installed Vista SP2 a few weeks ago, but it was working well after I did.

  Any help with this would be greatly appreciated. The system is out of warranty, of course, but it has been a great HTPC for me. I stuck a blu - ray inside player and I was about to give him another 2 GB of RAM.

  Kind of useless now, without HDMI.

  IM at a loss. What else can I do to verify that Exchange of the graphics card?

  Hello

  The short answer is: replace the video card VNvidia GF8400GS. If you happen to have another video card around laying which has an output and HDMI, then install it for a test. It's the fastest way to solve the problem.

  Best regards

  EICO

• With Satellite C660D-181 performance issues

  Hello

  Hoping someone can help me.
  I've had the above machine now for about 2 months and it is so incredibly slow. It has 6 GB of ram and a processor double heart and was bought to replace a child of 4 years another laptop.

  Constantly, it crashes when loading pages. Farmville is the worst offender, however it happens with all pages.
  I'm at a loss as to why complete what should be a very capable machine is unable to deal with the most basic of tasks that an old Dell has no problems with at all.

  I searched the forums and have heard of software conflicts possible, but all I have loaded is software AVG.

  If someone could please point me in the right direction, now I seriously think contact Toshiba for my money, this machine is so bad.

  Hello

  I know what you mean, I think I can help you
  I had a similar problem with the new laptop, the fact is that several applications running in the background and this could slow down the performance. The CPU and RAM can be overloaded. In your case, I recommend disabling of certain processes is not necessary.

  But first download and install the CCleaner. It is a free software that allows you to clean the registry and remove the garbage system.

  Then start the msconfig and switch to the Startup tab.
  You will find all the processes that are loaded at startup, when windows starts.

  Remove the mark to disable the process.
  If you n t know exactly what is controlled by the process, don't disable it.

• Re: Performance very slow Satellite C855-1GN - startup procedure takes 15 min

  My sister bought a Satellite C855-1GN installed with Win7 64bits in December (typical - 4 days of warranty now) and for a time found it getting more slower.

  She asked me to take a look for her, and she is quite right, that this laptop is appalling insensitive to even the most basic tasks such as opening Windows Explorer, which takes more than a minute to open.

  It's a similar story about any button on this machine, sometimes longer depending on what has been clicked. Getting even the startup thing of press office being visible (and even less usable) takes a staggering 15 minutes more.

  Text input, such the password of user to connect to Windows, or a URL in any browser (IE and chrome installed by default) causes the circle of rotation equivalent to an hourglass at least 60 seconds before anything happens, as does pretty much any click button. For example, Windows Start button or right click on anything whatsoever.

  Initially, I suspected some kind of malware / too much garbage installed. A ran full scans, no problem. Disabled / uninstalled all the bloatware, that I could find, still no difference.
  Close all the features, always terribly slow for energy savings.

  Windows experience / Task Manager / resmon all report nothing out of the ordinary or anything by eating resources. In desperation, provided Out Of Box Experience with the help of the hidden restore partition... who took more than 24 hours to complete, and is not an exaggeration.

  I went to bed, then work during the day, and he had not yet finished until I had been home for a couple of hours.

  This machine now has a completely new (although specific Toshiba) install Win7, and runs just as horribly slow. I'm still waiting for the office, 17 minutes after power on before typing this. It took several resets and is yet to install anything.

  6 GB of RAM is ample. While not a P3, 5 or 7, there is no way that an Intel B950 double heart clocked to a class, certainly not top than 2.10 GHz can be this slow (that is a few months ago), I had the terrible Celeron in my time, which were infinitely faster than that.

  Has anyone else had a performance of same pathos of this model? If so, we are anyone of you is able to solve it? Or should we bin just this paperweight?

  Hello

  In the past, we've discussed several times on similar problems, and some people were dissatisfied with the performance of the portable nine pre-installed with original recovery image.
  Small example, you can check this thread. In general it is described you can do with this machine. You, I prefer to use the word optimize operating system preinstalled. It will run better and faster.

  Otherwise it can also be problem with HARD drive. If your sister love this machine, I recommend a small investment in new hardware. Exchange HARD SSD drive. SSD aren't so cheap anymore so you can buy one, I would say, with 250 GB and I think that there is enough free space for their work.

  You can't imagine how fast they are. I use on my old P500. Laptop starts in just 40 seconds.

  I m pretty sure with new SSD and optimized original Win7 that you got your sister with this laptop will have a good and pretty fast machine.