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• Error creating the store of data on iSCSI LUN (EMC CX4/120)

  I run an error when you try to create a data store on a Clariion CX4/120 system.  Connectivity to the San is performed via iSCSI.  I exhibited with success the target on the storage card and it shows in Configuration > storage adapters > vmhba33 > Details.  It has a capacity of 5.37 to.

  When I go to Configuration > storage and select Add..., I can select the disk/LUN.  The LUN appears here as well.  When I click Next, it fills the device information and location and also reported "the HDD is empty."  After 10 minutes, it generates the following error...

  Call "HostDatastoreSystem.QueryVmfsDatastoreCreateOptions" of object "ha-datastoresystem" on ESXi '172.20.100.78' failed.

  I did some research on Google and looked around here on the website of VMware, and I can't find any references to this error.  Are there log files for the process that I can look into?  I must engage EMC and see if there is a problem with the SAN itself?

  It has a capacity of 5.37 to.

  VMFS data storage limit is 2 TB less than 512 bytes. Try presenting small LUN, then it should work.

  André

• Wipe the HARD drive before the gift

  I feel a bit overwhelmed by the number of available software to wipe hard drives.  I have two laptops that I want to clean before giving to charity and I would like to use a program on my newest laptop.  I'm looking for suggestions on which the software is easy to use and complete in the cleaning of personal information, files, etc.  Because it is not the oldest wireless laptop and I have problems it works with DSL service, I would have preferred a software which comes with a CD.

  Thank you

  Best wiping software is free. It is dban (Darik boot and nuke) and you can download it here:

  Download DBAN

  It of free (optional donation) but just as in the image .iso or cd. Download the .iso file and using your program or plug-in free Windows called ISO Recorder of CD burning:

  ISO Recorder

  Simply burn the program on a CD, boot from the CD and use the autowipe function. You can also enter the advanced MEMU and do a full 30-collar type of Ministry wipe the defence of which nothing can possibly survive.

• ESXi 3.5 connection to Clariion CX4 - 120, HBA sees LUNs, but the capacity is 0.00 B

  I have install ESXi 3.5 and distinctly the LUNS on my CX4-120. It is added to a HA site that has 3 ESX 3.5 hosts (not "i") existing. I would like to move/reinstall all the 3.5 as 3.5i but you need a 3.5i running. 3.5 existing hosts see LUNS well, GB 300.00. The HBA is connected, but the capacity is indicated as 0.00 B. I reread several times...

  

  In Navisphere, check under State of connectivity if the ESXi is registerect correctly with all the path in the opening session.

  André

• I have problems when I minimized windows and try to open a new window will open all minimized windows as well as the new window. He just changed when mozzilla updated. He has not done this before the update.

  I have problems when I minimized windows and try to open a new window will open all minimized windows as well as the new window. He just changed when mozzilla updated. He has not done this before the update. Before the update if I had minimized windows they would be reduced when I opened a new window. Need help please, I guess it's just a setting somewhere but I can not understand where is the parameter. Thank you jason

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• (error code: 020150-20-00000000) trying to make a recovery disk before installing the 7 upgrade and my computer failed read a file (e:\zzimages\zzimages\preinsts.swm) Please help

  I am a new user to the computer and try to create a recovery disk before installing windows 7

  For problems/questions to produce or to use recovery disks, contact the manufacturer of your computer.

  It is process/software recovery of the manufacturer of the computer, not Microsoft.

  Each manufacturer has their own way to do it.

  Search in a manual, under programs or email/phone them.

  See you soon.  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• Windows gives me an error message that the selected drive has been "marked as potentially damaged - check disk before use as back up.

  I am trying to set up a window to the top-

  -follow the instructions of top to select a backup disk - I did
  -Windows gives me an error message that the selected drive has been "marked as potentially damaged - check disk before use as back up.
  -in the past, this disc has been used ONLY as a backup disk
  -When you try to check (after Windows links) a message tells me the drive cannot be checked while it works - I have no problem with understanding that.
  -I wonder so I wish "disassemble this first volume" - "... all handles opened to this volume will become invalid..."
  -Do not understand what was required - and having no idea of the consequences (the disc 'way up', and what happens to the invalidated handles?) I replied "Cancel".
  -l' screen after you ask then if I want to check for errors at the next startup of my computer - I clicked on the button "schedule disk check.
  -When I started my computer nothing happened - what happened to "schedule disk check? How can I check the disc when firstly, it seems to be 'in service', but is only a backup to disk, and I thought that it only came into use when the reverse began to run?
  (I also tried to leave a message on one of the FAQ pages on back ups, but it appears that the number of characters is set to limit so low that you can't describe why the FAQ response is considered to be "not useful"
   
   
  Original title: Back Up system - disk and check

  Since this is a secondary drive chkdsk/r can be run without having to reboot.   Close all the programs that can access training and and when you run chkdsk say yes to "remove this volume first...". ».  This will cause no harm.  Although not strictly necessary, I recommend you to reboot once completed the disk check.   This will solve any problem related to the file handles.
  If chkdsk/r reports bad sectors, you should replace the disk.

• Since I did the update, my master pages don't parpadean more good, there are texts that disappear and fonts which are not well displayed. It worked before. Can you help me?

  Since I did the update, my master pages don't parpadean more good, there are texts that disappear and fonts which are not well displayed. It worked before. Can you help me?

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• How to install a new hard drive and create recovery disks before installing the new drive?

  HP Pavilion Dv5 - 2077 cl/entertainment laptop
  Product #: WQ799UA #ABA
  Windows 7 64 bit

  Hello-

  So for a while now, I get a blue screen randomly, popping up all the time and some time, who is going to "clear my physical memory" or something and then restart after like 30 seconds. I posted in the forums, once it all started and support told me to run tests and finally told me that my hard drive has been the reason for these constant errors. Then I backed up everything, in anticipation of a real accident.

  I'm about to order a new hard drive from Newegg.com, and I would like to know if it is difficult to replace a hard drive in a laptop, or if I should have Geek Squad do it for $50. In addition, I don't think I have the disk for the operating system that came with my computer, how do I order that HP and how much is it?

  And, last but not least, is there a message or a video with instructions on how to install a hard drive and operating system?

  Here is the hard drive Im currently looking, if could let me also know if this would be my laptop and if it's a good idea that would be great:

  Thank you very much.

  Hello

  Yes, that's exactly what you do

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• External hard drive suddenly cannot open it give the message error "you must format the disk in the drive until you can use it", and your hard disk is 0 bytes

  External hard drive can not suddenly open - fixed

  my external hard drive worked very well all the time, but suddenly I can't open it more, when I tried to open it, it gives the error message "You must format the disk in the drive until you can use it" and my hard drive is 0 bytes, average there is no file in the hard drive. Average, all the data inside hard disk are gone!

  Hello muhammad.

  Before you do anything with this player, you can search online for some data recovery utilities so that you can try to recover your data.

  What operating system do you use?

  Have you tried running chkdsk on the drive?

  Let us know.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• ACPI.sys corrupted at startup disk on the black screen windows

  When I start my computer normally all I get is a black screen with my cursor on it before I reach the log on screen (but after normal of the windows startup process).  I tried Ctrl alt del and nothing happens, there is no beep or anything along those lines is.  I tried safe mode, but exactly the same thing happens, I get a black screen with white inscription around the edges, telling me that I'm in safe mode and my slider is still there and moves, but other then that is all black screen.  Ctrl alt delete doesn't work or any other key press on that I skipped.  I put in my windows XP CD and he would try to repair or reinstall the operating system but when I boot on the CD, it starts to load normally and then stops and gives me the error message "the acpi.sys file is corrupted.  Press a key to continue' when I press any button it goes upwards and brings back me to the black screen with the cursor.  I tried to go into the BIOS and turn off acpi but the loading and the startup disk produce the exact same results any bios settings I try.  Any help would be appreciated, either for obtaining windows at startup after the black screen without the startup disk or get me to the point where I can still use the CD (which I should mention that I have used before and it worked well, is the one responsible for my windows XP in the first place and who is clean and scratch free).  Thank you for any help or advice.  Oh, and I must add that I have installed any new software or whatever it is like in the last month or two, so I don't think it is something like that.

  Hello usernamerandom,

  Take a look at the sticky thread depending on which was released 21:

  http://answers.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Forum/Windows_7-system/why-do-i-have-a-black-screen-when-i-start-Windows/ddf978da-4ba1-49dc-8844-2407c3fc1c82

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• Re recovery disk - install the OS after upgrade HD

  I bought my HP a little more than a year, and the hard drive just died. Of course, the HP warranty was only good for a year, even if the warranty of the manufacturer for this HD model, when purchased separately, is three years. It would be nice if HP has extended the term of warranty even for components which he uses as the manufacturers of these components, but I digress.

  So my only choice was to buy a new HD. I decided to update as long that I had to reinstall the OS anyway, but when I tried to reinstall the operating system using the recovery discs, I received a message that the installation could not proceed because the size of HD did not match what my computer was built with.

  It has to be a way around it. If it does not exist, it is a horrible feature that prevents people from upgrading their systems, or recover their systems in the event of a failure of the HD. If there is no work-around, then my only option is to purchase a retail version of Windows 7 and other software that came with my computer. It's probably $300 in the software, as well as the replacement of HD $200. Ouch. If this is the case, and I knew about this beforehand, I would have never bought a HP.

  Thanks for any info.

  _glitch_ wrote:

  HP Pavilion Elite e9250t

  Prod #: AW019AV #ABA

  The OS is Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit)

  The original HD was a 640 GB Western Digital HDD (WD6400AAKS)

  The new HD is a 120 GB OCZ Vertex 2 SSD

  Hello _glitch_, I understand your frustration with the whole restore HP Recovery disk.

  There may be an option to work around this problem, but it would need to buy another HDD 640 GB that you were originally in the HP system, but continue to use your new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB drive.

  Here a link to the OCZ Forum where information to make a disc image of Windows 7.

  Here a link to NewEgg where the 640 GB Western Digital HDD (WD6400AAKS) can be found. (Note the comments)

  You can buy this new hard drive and install it. Then use your restore HP Recovery disk set to recover your operating system and applications.

  This should put your system back as it was when shipped. After having updated your system software and all personal preferences, you could then make an image of the WD hard drive and save this image on another hard drive, or you can create another partition on the WD hard drive to store the image C: on.

  If you choose this approach, you must leave the installed WD hard drive and install the new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB so the picture C: drive is accessible from the new partition hard disk WD.

  You then couuld use the Bootdisk you did in the process of hard disk image, to Prime the system for, and then select the source where the image of the original hard drive has been kept on the new partition on the WD hard drive, and use that image for installation on the new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB drive.

  The new WD hard drive could be used as a backup hard drive, so you lose no money, having to buy the new WD hard drive.

  I know that all this is a bit extreme, but just an option to recover your operating system and applications and be able to use your new OCZ Vertex 2 SSD 120 GB drive and gain a new WD drive for backup purposes.

  I have the impression is the reason why HP does not allow these restore disc HP Recovery be used on a hard drive of different ability, to prevent users from making copies of the software on a different drive system hard.

  Just some thoughts.

• Z800 - Incorrect used the disk in the drive of Windows 7 boot

  Hello

  I have a very strange situation with my two Z800. I bought used them "out of contract".

  Among the motherboards was defective (one of the memory locations that it would generate an error

  probably a cpu twisted PIN?) and the other had this error I describe below. So I decided to

  two new motherboards think that two of them had problems buying... However, I am still

  the error that I describe below.

  Any help would be LARGELY APPRECIATED!

  Now, I'm only using two new motherboards.
  Z800 #1 config: two L5639, 96 GB of RAM (6 x 16 GB) BIOS v3.57 (I upgraded from 1.18)
  Z800 #1 config: 5520 x, 24 GB of RAM (3 x 8 GB) BIOS V1.18 (it came with the jury)

  When I install Windows 7 64 bit ultimate (two different MSDN Downloads) on hard _any_

  by car (I have tried many, partial list is below) connected to the SATA _any_ port (LSI or)

  Intel) (I tried all the different combinations of disks) on one of the

  systems, I get the same error. After the installation is complete and I check the disc

  disk space is _always_ fallacious.

  For example:

  Hitachi 700 GB HDD SATA2.  No other software other than Win7 install (about 11 GB

  files). When Windows starts the installation he sees a 698 GB drive, which is fine.

  Once installation is complete if I look at the drive C: he said 607 GB is available, up to 13%

  is used or about 90 GB... I right click all files on the C: drive however but

  they represent only 11 GB. What happened to the 78 GB of missing space?

  Similar, but more bad results with a processor Intel 320 160 GB SSD. Same scenario. However this time

  Windows believes that the player has 149 GB of free space (which is fine) but after the

  Install reports only 1.4 GB is available after the installation of windows. With only 11 GB of

  files in fact too much space. What happened to 138GB missing?

  What is really strange, it's that if I started 700 GB Hitachi drive and I have the Intel format

  the 320 series 160GB as a secondary Windows data drive, all space is

  available. I can copy files and the space used is correct... The same exact when results

  Am I on the Intel than BONE and Hitachi drive as data drive. The reader of the BONE

  bad shows used space and Hitachi is fine.

  The exact same results occur on the #1 and #2 of Z800 Z800.

  I tried the following SSDS: two 320series Intel 160 GB, 240 GB ADATA, Intel

  840 series 250GB, Kingston 300 160 GB and several older Rotary readers of

  Hitachi, WD and others with all kinds of different abilities and most of the spinning

  SATA2 and SATA3 a discs. the results are always the same. The Win7

  installation led still misreports the space used, but the data disk (any who

  reader that I use) always correctly reports the space used.

  I'm sure that I tried to use all of the ports on the controller Intel and LSI

  controller and I still get the same results. I've set up the SATA controller in

  IDE mode with the same results. I've set up the SATA controller in RAID mode with the same

  results.

  I flashed the drive Intel 320 with SSD utility HP, same results.

  I tried to load the drivers Intel and LSI as part of installing Windows

  procedure, but the Dungeon to get the same results.

  I tried sitting on a Chair and standing on one leg, but the results are always the

  even. I tried during the day and in the evening and even late at night, even

  results...

  I went to it last month. I contacted HP support, but they claim it hurts

  motherboards. I understand the issue with the twisted up like a bad mother but 3 pin

  all other similar problems?

  I configure something in the BIOS? or y at - it a setting that I'm not aware?

  Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you!

  I finally solved the problem.

  The problem, it turns out, was related to the configuration of large capacity (GB 48 and 96 GB) memory. While I built servers with this amount of memory, and even more, I never built like that, desktop computers. Turn, the impact of this on the Windows desktop operating system memory size is dramatic at this scale. Server OSs are different and so the impact is not the same.

  Combine hard drives relatively 'small' (160 GB, 200 GB) in proportion to the size of the memory and this is where the problems occur. In a more typical 4 GB or 8 GB or RAM Office combined with a 1 TB drive, you won't even notice the effect.

  Question #1: The Windows 7 pagefile (pagefile.sys) aka virtual memory. It turns out that, by default, Windows creates a page file that is equal to the amount of physical RAM + 300 MB if 1 GB or more of RAM is installed:

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/magazine/ff382717.aspx

  So now the largest system (96GB RAM) with the 160 GB drive (which Windows was seen as 149GB), 11 GB has been used in the Windows OS itself, then 96GB has been used by Pagefile.sys leaving 42 GB of available disk space.

  Question #2: Windows 7 hibernation file. By default, Windows creates a hibernation file which is 75% of the size of the memory. Why not 100%? because it compresses data before shutting down:

  http://download.Microsoft.com/downlo...footprint.docx

  So now the largest system (96 GB RAM) with the 160 GB drive (which Windows was seen as 149GB), 11 GB has been used in the Windows OS itself, then 96GB used hiberfil.sys PageFile.sys and (75% 96 GB = 72 GB) for a total of 179 GB. This means that the disc was actually larger. Even the biggest startup drives 500 GB, 750Go you always notice 179GB missing.

  Planned around work.

  The question of the hibernation: hibernation is only useful if you plan to put the system into hibernation - good for computers laptops, but not usually necessary in the workstations. . These systems will be used in audio and video production environments to the each with a dedicated inverter, so it does not intend to put them always in hibernation. Hibernation can safely be disabled in this case.

  http://helpdeskgeek.com/Windows-7/Windows-7-delete-hibernation-file-Hiberfil-sys/

  On the question of Pagefile.sys, we look at a few scenarios.

  Option 1 - use a larger SSD and therefore the size of the pagefile.sys is not a problem. In this case a 300 GB or better yet a 600 GB SSD would be very appropriate

  Option 2: Windows is capable of using a separate drive for this function, if the OS is on a disk and the pagefile.sys on another. What is important is that the drive used for pagefile.sys must have the same performance or be faster than the reader of the OS. So if an SSD is used on the main OS drive, do not use a drive 5400 RPM because problems occur... this reversing technically would work: 5400 RPM drive for OS and an SSD for better pagefile.sys, use two matched SSDs.

  We are fortunate to have a corresponding spare SSD, so we'll probably use it for this purpose.

  Option 3 - we had planned to use a VIRTUAL disk on the system of 96 GB. This means that we had to book 32 GB of RAM to the real system and then assign the other 64 GB of RAM like disc data in memory when working on projects. Load us the data to the VIRTUAL disk and copy to the storage drive when you are finished. Partially risky if there is a power outage because we can lose the files, but with a UPS the risk of crashes. We also have plans of relying on tools to sync files to save the RAMDISK in session. In this scenario, you can actually reduce the size of pagefile.sys since we would never use more than 32 GB of RAM. It is also prudent to reduce if keep you track of the size of the file over time and you have a good idea of the amount of memory you use. So if we ever go beyond 12 GB of usage, then we will reduce the size of the pagefile.sys properly.

  So that's it. It has been a long road to get to this point. Now, we can finally start using the system as planned.

  I'm surprised HP technical support was not aware of these effects. Well.

  Hope this is helpful to someone else out there.

  Eric

• Bus SCSI soft CX4-120 error

  Hello

  Everything began to receive these warnings (about 10) our CX4-120

  Soft code error event of SCSI Bus 0 x 801 all for the same drive.

  I was wondering if there is anything I can check if there is a problem with this particular car?

  Thank you

  Hello doyleja2,

  Yes because you have a spare drive on your CX4-120 if you have a drive down it would be the move & replace the defective drive.  Like eating Dev said that you can get a soft scsi bus due to a bad sector error.  So what if all you get is just the SCSI Bus error & not getting is not recommended as disk replacement then the drive should be good.  But you'll want to keep an eye on it to see if in the future, you might get a recommended disc replacement if soft scsi bus errors start to come more often on the same drive.

  Please let us know if you have any other questions.

• S130 rebuild with 2 virtual disks on the same disk array

  Hi all

  I have 6 drives 750 GB sata in raid 10 with a s130 controller.

  There is a 100 GB virtual disk and a virtual disk of 2 TB.

  One of the drives has failed, so I replaced it with a new drive.

  I have assigned the new disc on the first virtual disk, and this re-built very well. But he'll also let me assign the remaining space on the new disk on the second virtual drive in the table, it is said that there is no available free disk?

  What can I do here?

  Thank you

  Hi NET1K

  It seems that the hard drive that is not in the disk of your virtual disk group 2 (VD).

  You may need to put the reader that you have assigned to rebuild the first VD and assign it as a global hot spare to rebuild your disk, instead of virtual disk group offline.

  Before doing the procedure reversed, please backup you made recent data.