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

  When I restarted my iMac today, and attempted to restart my VM Fusionware, I got this message: file not found: Windows XP Home Edition - 000002.vmdk.  He offered to let me search for it and I can't find it anywhere.  So, I inserted my VM fusion drive and reinstalled and updated to the current version - and it still says it can't find the file it needs to run.  What should I do?  I lost all my information, like all my files from MS Money?  I had planned to migrate to Quick Books for MAC this summer when I had fun.  I didn't do it all from scratch.  What should I do now?  I delete all files dealing with the merger of VM and do a clean reinstall?  Is anyway to get my MS Money information and the email client I use PocoMail or is all lost?

  Hello

  As noted in the Continuum, you need not to 'access' merger to do what was asked. We work only on the iMac here. Do a search/search for files ending in hard.

  What commands you issued before trying to start using the virtual machine.

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• 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

• 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.

• 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:

  I have a Virtual Machine for Windows XP Pro SP3 (32 bit).  The HARD drive has been set to only 40 GB.  I need to increase it (and have the space), so I turned off the virtual machine and tried to change the size of the HARD drive.  I was invited I can't make changes on the computer virtual HARD disk if there are no snapshots then (cringe) I removed all the.   VMWare has done its thing and removed all snapshots (takes TOO long).  I changed HARD drive of 40 to 80 GB virtual computer and clicked on apply.  I started the virtual machine and the HARD drive was still at 40 GB. I tried to turn off the virtual machine and the closure of VMWare, but when I restarted the VM showed a 40 GB HARD drive (even if the parameters he showed to 80).

  So I thought that maybe I need to turn off the Mac in case there is some kind of conflict of HARD drive.  So I turned off the iMac completely, let rest, then restarted everything.  When I walked into the virtual machine and tried to open a window of the Explorer, the virtual machine could not read the HARD drive (there was this animated icon 'search').  I could read the files in different folders, but Explorer couldn't read the HARD drive.

  So I powered down and pulled up the parameters VM & gt; Hard drives and I saw that the "Split into 2 GB files" has been verified "."  I did a superficial check in the help files (with my brain foggy-sick) and thought that it was not the right setting, so I disabled it and clicked 'apply '.  "VMWare has started doing his thing (took a very long time) and ends with an error"file not found"

  Now, when I try to start the virtual machine, I get the dreaded 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.

  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?

  iMac OSX 10.5.8 running

  Core 2 Duo 2.8 GHz

  4 GB of Ram

  HARD DRIVE 300 GB

  Need to see a file that lists the target Virtual Machine package, and you can use the instructions below to get it in the preferred form.

  1. in a Terminal (/ Applications/Utilities/Terminal), type the following without the quotes, including the trailing space, however do not press ENTER again and note that the following contains lowercase L, not those: 'ls - lAF.

  2. in the Virtual Machine in Fusion library (VMware Fusion (menu bar) > window > library Virtual Machine), ctrl + click on the virtual computer target, then select 'show in Finder '.

  3. drag and drop the computer virtual target on the Terminal and this will fill the full qualified path of the virtual machine.

  4 type the following without quotes, including the leading space, then press ENTER: "' > ~ / Desktop/filelist.txt '"

  Example of command line full in a Terminal:

  ls -lAF /Users/${USER}/Documents/Virtual Machines.localized/Windows XP.vmwarevm  > ~/Desktop/filelist.txt
  

  5. then attach the filelist.txt file that was created on the desktop to a response message.

  ==========

  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'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

  original title: streaming videos

  Hello

  ·          Do you mean that you use Internet Explorer 6 in Windows Vista?

  Windows Vista Internet Explorer 7 default features.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/find-out-which-version-of-Internet-Explorer-youre-using

• 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

• upgrade to windows 10, cannot open itunes, it opened the first time, and imported all my songs, but does not open a second time, get the error that the path is not correct and file not found

  upgrade to windows 10, cannot open itunes, it opened the first time, and imported all my songs, but does not open a second time, get the error that the path is not correct and file not found

  Try to repair the security permissions for iTunes for Windows and the empty/corrupted after upgrade/crash iTunes library.

  TT2

• I come from components to build a new computer. Try to use the Windows XP Pro computer old version but after BIOS and XP installation I get the error "file not found \i386\ntkrnlmp.exe. The error code is 7. "What should I do?

  New components is a new computer.
  Inserted the XP Pro CD in the drive but get the error "file not found \i386\ntkrnlmp.exe. The error code is 7. »
  Rebooted comp 5 times with the same problem after BIOS.

  Hi Milkshake83,

  Thanks for posting. Proceed as follows for this error.

  Method 1: Restore the default settings of the BIOS WARNING: this procedure may involve changing the semiconductor (CMOS) settings of the computer's complementary metal oxide and by changing the BIOS of the computer. Incorrect changes to the BIOS of your computer can result in serious problems. Change the CMOS settings of the computer at your own risk.

  To resolve this issue, restore the BIOS of the computer to its default settings. For more information about the correct settings of the BIOS of the computer and how to check and change these settings, see the computer documentation or contact the manufacturer of the computer.

  In addition, to confirm that the computer's BIOS is current, contact the computer manufacturer to inquire about the last update of the BIOS available for the computer.

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  Method 2: Remove the faulty RAM to resolve this issue, remove the memory modules installed in the computer.

  NOTE: you must leave enough RAM for the computer to start and run Windows.

  For more information on the amount of RAM that is required to run Windows, click on the number below to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:

  304297 configuration (http://support.microsoft.com/kb/304297/) System requirements for Microsoft Windows 2000 operating systems

  If the error message described in the "Symptoms" section of this article appears again after removing the memory module, remove a different memory module. This procedure may ask you to restart your computer several times to identify the specific memory module that is not working properly.

  For more information about how to add and remove RAM to the computer, contact the manufacturer of your computer or see the documentation that came with your computer.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/318729

  I hope this helps!
  Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• Windows Media Player 'file not found '.

  Windows Vista Home Premium with Service pack 2 and countless updates. Am on my own ethernet network, access the internet with what we call now AT & T Yahoo via their DSL service.  The company with which I work stations streaming of audio files that are accessed by using Windows Media Player. Windows XP users just go on the company's website and click on the appropriate button to listen to the file.

  When I do the same, Windows Media Player opens, I give "file not found" instead of audio. I can 'see' the file name, right click on it and see its properties (size 0, no media acess etc.) so "not found" seems to be the wrong term. The file is there, but I can't access it.

  Sharing and discovery in network and sharing Center seems to be the problem. The six options, all are "on" except the last, "media sharing." It is 'Off '.  And while I can change the first five options on and outside, not so "media sharing."  Instead of turn it on, I get this message: "when media sharing is on, people and devices on the network can access shared music, photos and videos on this computer and this computer can find these types of files shared on the network.

  And that is, of course, exactly what I'm trying to do.  What should I do to actually enable media sharing? I understand that sharing has its risks, and my goal is to get access to these audio files continuously to be able to listen to them online or download it to my library to access more specific only later.

  Any suggestions for someone who has had this problem and found his resolution would be most appreciated. Thanks in advance. Hugh

  Hi hughMarch,

  If you click on the link on the Web site and the file is not found, the problem is with the site. You must contact the assistance Web site.

  Implementation of readers multimedia network sharing will not change that.

• I'm running Windows SP2 of Visa and get the following message is displayed at startup: "sasnative32 file not found Autocheck ignored."

  sasnative32 not found

  I'm running Windows SP2 of Visa and get the following message is displayed at startup:

  'sasnative32 file not found that autocheck ignored. '

  I found this message in the registry and deleted but it keeps reappearing.

  It does not seem to cause operational problems, but I want to fix.  Any suggestions?

  The BootExecute key should contain autocheck autochk *. This measure of Chkdsk to run at startup.

  You have all Tune Up or optimization programs installed? It is possible, it is distributed with a different brand.

  You can determine what is written in the registry key by using the Process Monitor program

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/bb896645

  If you have not used before, there is an introduction to use it here:

  Windows Sysinternals Primer: Process Explorer, Process Monitor and more. Tech· Ed 2010 North America | Channel 9

  If the value has been restored in the register at the time wherever you can connect, you will need to use logging to start. This can significantly slow down the boot.

  You may be able to determine what is responsible for disabling the departure of items using msconfig.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

• When I try to add music to the video that I created on Windows Media Player, it says file not found... It is clearly there... I downloaded it from i tunes... advice?

  I am trying to add music to video, that I created on Windows Media Player... When I select the song in my Itunes list it says file not found.  Don't know why he is here... somewhere!  Any tips?

  Because Windows Media Player cannot create videos I have
  assume that you are talking about Windows Movie Maker.

  Try to browse to your music folder and see if you can
  Add a music file to your project. If you have problems
  You may need to convert the music file to the. WMA
  format before importing.

• I downloaded Adobe photoshop cs 5, after download, it is not installing in my computer of OS - Windows 7 and the message is to give "Installer failed to initialize. File not found. Download Adobe support Advisor to check the problem

  I downloaded Adobe photoshop cs 5, for trial, after download, it is not installing in my computer of OS - Windows 7 and the message is to give "Installer failed to initialize. File not found. Download Adobe support Advisor to check the problem

  just uninstall cs5, clean a cleaning use of the CC tool to resolve installation problems. CC, CS3 - CS6 then install.

  Make sure your file is downloaded to your hard drive sizes are expected file sizes.  If you don't know how, ask someone to do it for you.

• "File not found" - cannot use Windows

  I was rearranging some files on my Mac, and since I restarted merger, I get the "File not found" error when you try to start Windows. During the conversion of the records, I was still able to use the Fusion and windows, so I don't think that there is no problem. I'm fairly certain that I did not remove the file for Windows & Fusion, but now I can't use Windows and I am in desperate need of it. Here's what I see. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  

  The default location to store the virtual machines is ~/Documents/VirtualMachines.

  You have moved the file vmwarevm of Windows 7 to another location.

  If you remember to move this file to another location, you must manually navigate to the new location and open the file (Windows 7 vmwarevm). Merger will create a new entry in the library and you will be able to access Windows 7.

  If you don't remember the location, try searching Windows 7 or Windows 7 vmwarevm in the spotlight.

• I have a problem during the installation of Oracle Database 11 g Release 2 (11.2.0.1.0) on my 32-bit windows, I get this message: file not found C:\app\User\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\oc4j\j2ee\oc4j_applications\applications\em.ear

  I have a problem during the installation of Oracle Database 11 g Release 2 (11.2.0.1.0) on my 32-bit windows, I get this message: file not found C:\app\User\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\oc4j\j2ee\oc4j_applications\applications\em.ear. It is one of many files that I should I cancel or continue? I pressed on continue in the past and I could not open properly Oracle. Sql Please HELP!

  63f5a1a9-ECA2-4300-B10f-22cd940a8726 wrote:

  I have a problem during the installation of Oracle Database 11 g Release 2 (11.2.0.1.0) on my 32-bit windows, I get this message: file not found C:\app\User\product\11.2.0\dbhome_1\oc4j\j2ee\oc4j_applications\applications\em.ear. It is one of many files that I should I cancel or continue? I pressed on continue in the past and I could not open properly Oracle. Sql Please HELP!

  It is a symptom of textbooks classic does not have read and followed the original instructions to prepare the downloaded files.  You should have two files zip files.  They both must be decompressed in the same directory.  If you unzip using Windows graphic interface - in right click on the name of the file and selecting "extract all...". "the default behavior will be to create a directory, the same name as the zip file and extract in it.  Thus, file_1_of_2 pulls in directory_1_of_2 and file_2_of_2 extracted in directory_2_of_2.  You must override this stupid behavior by default and specify the directory yourself.  And specify the SAME directory for both files.

  Or just go to a command prompt, change directories to the directory where the two zip files are located and deliver "unzip " and "unzip ", and they will both be properly unpack to a directory named "database".