File not found: Windows XP Home Edition - 000002.vmdk

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• File not found: Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn

  Hello

  I've just updated to 6.0.3 merger Friday and everything worked fine. Tonight, I wanted to start my VM and it gives me this error message: file not found: Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn

  When I look on my computer for this file or any other file of snapshot, it appears in the Finder, but the virtual machine cannot start. Even a restoration of the snapshot does not work.

  I need to have Windows running for work emails, so any help is appreciated. I am running 10.9.3 Mavericks and had NO problems so far.

  Thank you

  Well the vmware - vmfusion.log said...

  TRUCK: Magic trouble 0x74725c7b in the header, ' / Volumes/Personal HD/Virtual Machines.localized/Windows XP Professional 2.vmwarevm/Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn'.

  It's probably because this isn't a zero-byte file as it should be if trying to replace if he was absent.

  How did you create this file?  Did you use TextEdit and he recorded under "Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn.rtf ' and you deleted the extension .rtf?  This is what it looks like!

  It must be a zero-byte file, and the best way is to use the touch command in a Terminal as in the following example.

  press on "Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn.

  So drop the output of "Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn" file and replace it with the attached here.

  The file "Windows_XP_Professional_2 - Snapshot294.vmsn.zip" joint contains a byte zero "Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn" file.  Double-click the file "Windows_XP_Professional_2 - Snapshot294.vmsn.zip" to extract the attached file.

  After replacing it and then try to start the virtual machine and let us know if it starts.

  Also I see that you have taken another cliché (35007 28 mai 13:34 2 - Snapshot296.vmsn Windows XP Professional) and I wish you didn't like it can complicate things however replace the "Windows XP Professional 2 - Snapshot294.vmsn ' with that I attached and lets see where you are.

• Error: File Asms needed Windows XP Home edition after repair of operating system. (Windows 7 upgrade)

  Original title: asms file necessary windows xp home edition, after operating system repair.

  I know it's old but I try to get on my mothers pc so it can transfer files to a drive hard usb. This computer had virus in there and caused certain files be rearranged. I took out the virus

  I could not access the Device Manager as he disappeared. The computer does not recognize the hard drive usb, so I decided to fix the pc using the re installation disc.

  The computer fixed itself, but now I get this message saying file asms is necessary. I tried to use the steps in this article (311755 KB), but still the same problem. I would like to use the recovery console, but I do not know the password for the administrator of safe mode.

  The computer that had repaired the operating system is a dell dimension 2350 and I used the original windows xp disc.

  I have a disc of windows 7 but the graphics card on the computer is less than adequate. I was wondering if I could calm down the graphics in the windows Classic theme for windows 7 will work and is it possible to save files because the computer is always on the xp Setup

  Your specifications (RAM) are not quite the minimum requirements for WIndows 7 as shown here:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/system-requirements

  However, Microsoft recommends 128 MB of RAM for XP as shown here:

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314865

  So I think that their minimum requirements are a lot of hooey for most environments.  He can run, but you're probably not going to it.

  If you want to see if you can get your work in XP (I'm not familiar with this problem), if you do a little research on Google for phrases like claire XP administrator password, I forgot XP administrator password reset XP administrator password, etc.. I'm pretty confident that you will find a way to go beyond this little bump on the road.  Simply clear the password and be on your way.

  We are supposed to simply not to tell you how to do such things, so I fall just a few tips :)

• HP photosmart 7660 not working not not on Windows 7 Home Edition OS

  Hi, I am really frustrated because I bought W7 Home and did not know that he had to reinstall everything. After 5 days, I have everything except for my printer. I have trreied install the drivers, but there are 4 different those opposed to Deskjet 5600, it is a driver of 5605 5610 and 3. I installed 2 and every time setup it says printer usb not connected, even if it was. When I try to manually install the drivers it sends the test page, but nothing happens. I've been online for 2 days now and that you don't know what to do. I love my printer it works very well and have no money to buy a new one, if anyone can help please!

  So to anyone who has a HP Photosmart 7660, I solved the question to make the printer work on Windows 7. Go to start, go to printers and devices. Click Add printer, select LPT1 port, select HP then choose Deskjet 5600 (HPA) (HP), do not opt to print the page install it once it is completed click Finish. Now right-click on the printer, and then choose Properties from the printer. Go to Ports, this is where HP's problem. They say changing the LPT1 to Dot 4, or the largest port. They are mistaken, choose USB001 virtual printer USB port, go to the general tab, click on print test page and you're in business!

• This PC HP Mini 110-1100 CTO range does not install windows xp home edition 32-bit

  the picture of the blue screen is just after said windows it starts up at the end of the windows xp installation. I checked the external hard drive in a hard drive enclosure and it is empty, too (not that is my problem... just something I noticed). The other pictures are of my bios. Also, the hard drive passed a memory test.

  Hello:

  You must install the driver for your laptop sata as XP does not have it when it loads all the drivers at the beginning of the installation routine.

  That's why it blue screens and can not find the hard drive.

  Please read the info at the link below, section of Intel. Then read the document on how to integrate all the drivers from Intel.

  http://h30434.www3.HP.com/T5/notebook-operating-systems-e-g-Windows-8-and-software/SATA-drivers-for-XP-solution-on-0x0000007B-BSOD/m-p/114120#M17758

  Here's the link for the drivers, to integrate.  32 bit is the first listed download.

  http://Downloadcenter.Intel.com/Detail_Desc.aspx?AGR=Y&DwnldID=18668&keyword=F6&lang=eng

• File not found '\windows\system32\winload.exe"(0xc000000e)

  When I try to start with all of the hard drives, other my (new) disc hung on startup, I get the above error.

  My computer has recently undergone a complete failure (delivered across the country, arrived looking like a vase inside a concrete box). As a result, I lost my boot drive and had to replace my mother/cpu/ram card. I had six hard drives, and one of the other formatted and reinstalled Windows 7 above. When the installation program has been finished with the CD and rebooted, it gave me the error. I disconnected all other drives and rebooted and it started and completed the installation. After I got Windows, I connected the other readers, they gave and works wonderfully - until I rebooted. Now, every time that I reboot, it's the same story. It is not the end of the world; my computer works at least once and I can access my drives, but fiddling with the SATA cables, each time that I reboot will be really irritating.

  Has anyone else had this happen to them, and/or know how to fix?

  Thank you

  Geoff

  Visit the website of the manufacturer of your hard drive and download their diagnostic tool. I suspect one or more of your hard disks begins to fail. I hope I could help

• Huawei E160 drivers not found on XP Home Edition SP3 computer laptop and crashed office similarly configuration outside of XP pro

  Can someone help me install this Huawei E160 USB dongle, such that it is impossible to find the drivers. have done all the control panel Modem USB things uninsatll and that the dongle is regarded as mass storage device but no modem with 4 hours of 02 technicians on the phone. They abandoned him. have you tried the update of network cards. Have also removed the previous belkin wifi software that was operated through pcmcia slot. Have already used this laptop with nokia n95 wired as on network 3g usb modem. Nokia PC suite is still loaded but assured by 02 that it is not a conflict. All responses welcome

  XP forums:

  http://social.answers.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/category/WindowsXP

  Link above is for XP Forums.

  There is a list of the different Forums XP to the link above to help you.

  You get the help you need there.

  Here is the Vista Forums.

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• File not found error when opening a virtual machine (from No-Time Machine backup)

  Hello world

  I have a problem with my installation of Fusion 2.0.6 on my iMac to Snow Leopard related to a "file not found".  I did my best to analyze the positions of the community to see if anyone has experienced this before.  I found several posts and tried the suggestions in these posts, but I have not been able to solve.

  I'm trying to restore from a full backup of my XP VM. It's not a backup Time Machine; just a straight backup of VM together using SuperDuper (part of my nightly backup routine).  To restore, I copied:

  -> BACKUP/users/John/Documents/Virtual Machines/Windows XP Home Edition.vmwarevm

  for -> MacHD/users/John/Documents/Virtual Machines/Windows XP Home Edition.vmwarevm

  Merge, I opened the Windows XP Home Edition VM, only to get the error:

  «File not found: Windows XP Home Edition-000005 - s001.vmdk.» This file is required to power on this virtual machine.  If this file has been moved, please provide its new location. »

  I find the file hard (what is there) and get the same error message several times.

  Interestingly, when I try to open the same VM from the backup location, I also get the same error.

  Really stuck now and don't know what to do.  Any help that can be provided would be greatly appreciated.

  Thank you

  John

  It seems that the latest files are missing. The virtual disk which I guess has a size 5-6 GB provisioned consists of 3 files, of which 2 are missing for snapshot 000005 (Windows XP Home Edition-000005 - s002.vmdk and Windows XP Home Edition-000005 - s003.vmdk). Unless you have some backup, your options are limited and you will need to go back to the last instant whis is dated March 2012.

  Windows XP Home Edition - 000005.vmdk descriptor file (text file) will show the files that make up the virtual disk (the Flash disk in this case).

  André

• VMDK file not found - but it's there!

  I have a client who has problems with a virtual machine.

  Running Windows 7 Home 64 bit.

  VMWorkstation 6.5.1

  VM is supposed to be running Windows XP Professional, but I get the message

  "File not found: Windows XP Professional.vmdk.

  This file is required to power on this virtual machine.  If this file has been moved, please provide its new location. »

  This hard file is 0KB.

  What is corrupt and how to fix it?

  See attached the results of support.vbs.

  First of all, you said it was 0 KB and existing in the screenshot is the same size and the date and time as the .vmem file, so I suspect that you copied the .vmem file and renamed him so it's really not a hard file.  You can not just arbitrarily copy and rename the files from one type to another type to solve this problem!   Even if it was a hard file, it is corrupted by the entries in the .log file and at this size, there is nothing to fix even if it was the original hard that the guest operating system has been installed has him toast now.

• How to recover data after the upgrade to Windows XP Home Edition?

  Original title: lost data

  My Windows XP program has been replaced by Windows XP Home Edition. Some data was not justified.

  Is it possible to recover the data?

  My Windows XP program has been replaced by Windows XP Home Edition. Some data was not justified.

  Is it possible to recover the data?

  First of all, please note that Windows XP Home Edition is an edition of Windows XP. So it makes no sense to say that your "Windows XP program has been replaced by Windows XP Home." Exactly what edition of Windows XP you have before it was replaced with XP Home?

  In the second place, who did the replacement, and exactly how it was? Was this an upgrade? A new installation? He did go in Windows or by booting from the CD XP Home?

  Thirdly, it was not justified to exactly what data?

  Fourth, it depends on your answers to the above questions, but in all likelihood, it says No Mo is quite right: If you do not have a backup of your data on an external, you're probably out of luck, and the data are gone.

  You can read this article on the backup that I wrote: 'Return to top your computer regularly and reliable' to http://www.computorcompanion.com/LPMArticle.asp?ID=314

• I have Windows XP Home Edition and Windows XP Professional in my computer.

  I got the family origin of Windows XP Edition and when I got my computer Upgrade they added Windows XP Professional because they did not have Windows XP Home Edition so I tried to eliminate professional and Add XP Home Edition, so that whenever I turn on my computer, I have both the home and professional in my computer. Can someone help me and tell me how to eliminate professional so I can stay with the home edition.

  I can't find the configuration of the system, I need help on where to go and what you please.

• I'm unable to watch videos on a certain type of site. They all now say, 'file not found '. They worked until I added a router for my Kindle Fire.

  I used to be able to watch videos on a certain type of site now all say file not found windows vista. I recently added a router for a kindle fire

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• The dreaded error "file not found vmdx.

  I did the supreme error of trying to work on my computer when I am ill and not thinking clearly.  No need to chastize me - I am already beaten pretty badly.  Here's what I did:

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  I checked the spotlight.  I checked the Time Machine.  There is no file of this type.  Y at - it a hope?

  In the worst case (assuming that no hope), is it possible for the data files of the wreck of the virtual machine?

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  ==========

  Also the vmware.log file, (usually 4 of them), from within the virtual computer target package and if you need help to throw an eye to gather Information for VMware Fusion

• I am running Windows XP Home Edition. Start once I log in, a RUNDLL box appears, IIFCYW. DLL is not found.

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