FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor - difficult location for PFRD readme install

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• FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor - video part 4 patch the Oracle Home "how to install Oracle Middleware 11 g Rel 1 portal and discoverer" should specify to use previous pfrd Oracle Home

  NOTE: from 'build base Middleware of Oracle 11 g Architecture. "
  Review of the videos for "How to install Oracle 11g Rel 1 portal Middleware and discoverer?"
  Part 4 patch the Oracle home (04:57)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT4 & inline = 1

  The verbal and demo explanation does not use the original location/Oracle HOme of the previously
  installed for the binary PFRD base.   It probably should.

  In addition, for some steps to follow to patch binaries PFRD, I'd put it:

  Step 4.  I am guessing that the patch will establish an another sub dir Disk1 and don't want to overwright
  installation of the initial PFRD, therefore, moves the Group of hotfixes as follows.

  CD/opt/web/install/PortalUpgradeAdvisor/pfrd
  960 ls - ltr
  Group of hotfixes mkdir 961
  Group patches 962 mv p11060983_111140_LINUX.zip
  Group patches 963 cd.
  Unzip 964 *.

  RE: of course, having unpacked the group created patches another subdirectory Disk1 with his own runInstaller
  VNC gui:

  I guess, all we are doing is patching of binary files, nothing should be running.
  Maybe an environment set in same, as when we ran last the PFRD install, however.  There we / I had
  run. / set_mid_clean after making sure the files property was oracle: oracle.

  Yes, VNC gui and
  / opt/Web/Install/PortalUpgradeAdvisor/pfrd/Patchset/disk1
  . / runInstaller

  Here again, we select Install Software - is not configured
  RE: Get the message again on this screen "installs the software only. After said is finished, use
  config.sh at ORACLE bin directory to configure the working bodies of these components installed.

  Specify the installation location.  Always to
  Oracle Middleware homepage: / opt/oracle/Middleware
  and
  An Oracle home directory: as_2 # I bet it must be as_1 because that is where the initial PFRD install binary files has occurred.

  NOTE: The summary of the Installation in the video screen escape the Oracle Home is the previous specified during the initial installation. That is to say. PFRD_Binaries.   I guess I should have named that instead of taking the default as_1. At least I would have to have done that.  Well.  Maybe this story might help the next guy.

  Also

  NOTE: The Installation screen is not "from" group of patches as in the video where it says
  Install Oracle Portal, forms, reports, and discover the Group of hotfixes.
  

  Hi Charlie
  I'm a little confused by this feedback. Especially when you say that you see the option "install - do not configure. Should this option is visible only when you run the Basic 11.1.1.2 PFRD the software installer. The Group of hotfixes 11.1.1.4 has his own 'runInstaller'... and this will display what you see in the viewlet. You definitely run the installer from the directory of stage in the Group of hotfixes? (I'll do my own validation test - if I find something strange going on... I'll report.)

  I now take the following action

  1. I will put the Viewlet so it is clear that the Group of hotfixes is staged in a different place from the base 11.1.1.2 media
  2. provide that nothing must be running (because at this point, no instance of 11 g of construction has been configured)
  3. There's a "slippage" that illustrates the Middleware and Oracle Home entries in the screen "Location of Installation to specify" IE

  Middleware homepage: / u01/alca_portal/middleware
  Oracle home: PFRD_Binaries

  However, you will see that this slide for 2 seconds (which is an error) and if you miss it probably.

  Just FYI - the House of Oracle 11 g correction is in general the same procedure as patching a mid-layer House AS10g i.e

  -You set the Oracle Home base using the installation of the basic software program
  -You patch the Oracle home using the installation program of the Group of hotfixes

• FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor - review of videos on "how to install Oracle Middleware 11 g Rel 1 portal and explorers.

  Configuration - upgrade the test system - 'build base Middleware of Oracle 11g Architecture'
  Review of the videos for "How to install Oracle 11g Rel 1 portal Middleware and discoverer?"

  Part 3 installation of the basic Oracle Home (10:40)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT3 & inline = 1

  RE: NOTES: so it seems that do us step 4 [update software/binary in the ORACLE_HOMEs] here
  instead of step 3 [install but do not configure Oracle Identity Management] starting from
  'Build base Middleware of Oracle 11g Architecture'.
  Maybe suggest to change the documentation in MOS Advisor upgrade,
  to remove step 3 until after the upgrade the binaries and install patches 11g group.
  Or change this 3/4 part to talk to install IDM.

  
  Part 4 patch the Oracle home (04:57)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT4 & inline = 1

  RE: NOTE: it looks like a typo/read error on the page that says "necessary to run the Wizard Patch (PSA) Set?"
  There, it says '... If the Group of hotfixes version UCR has been used, no action is required. "I think that it should
  say «...» If the Group of hotfixes RCU version was NOT used, no action is required. »

  
  

  Part 5 running the Configuration Wizard (08:50)
  https://support.Oracle.com/CSP/main/article?cmd=show & type = ATT & ID = 1118681.1:PD11G_INSTALL_PT5 & inline = 1

  Specify the Application FOR page/section: you must specify OID information for installation of the portal.
  If you do not wish to integrate oracle descoverer services and do not want single sign - on, uncheck the box.
  RE: NOTICE: verbal instructions on this boy, are confused.    Instructions on where to get information from the OID would be useful
  here. in addition, the instructions show that if you have specified use of discoverer, a check box is displayed and check
  That's if you want to use the SSO on.   A blurb on what if you did NOT specify discoverer would be appropriate here.
  Or something about this discoverer is and if it comes by default with the installation.

  First, as discussed in another thread, I plan to reformulate the wording of this step... so thanks again for your comments.

  Note on this question / comment

  "To understand at the time where we upgrade repository portal.  In my opinion, who runs the configuration wizard PFRD is that fact for us.  I will go through the video.    And me who runs the IDM upgrades OID configuration wizard. »

  PFRD Configuration Wizard does not upgrades the repository of the portal, it creates just a portal 11g AS Instance against the repository Portal 10g's existing. The Upgrade Wizard upgrades site two-step

  1 put Update Wizard (option "upgrade intermediate level Instance") upgrades 11 g base instance configuration so that it matches the source portal AS10g instance configuration

  2 Upgrade Wizard (option "Upgrade the repository in metadata schemas") upgrades the repository Portal 10 g.

  It's a similar story for instant messaging, only the IM Upgrade Wizard upgrades the configuration file system and the GI database schemas in a go (IE there is no upgrade wizard option separated to "Upgrade the repository in metadata schemas")

  I think that the Viewlet created the PFRD and IDM Upgrade Guides whether clear.

• FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor - confusing info on JDK in WLS Installation Guide

  Post this thread on behalf of Charlie - technical contact at one of the customers drivers Middleware sites:
  Concerning
  Dan Mortimer
  Oracle - main Technical Support Engineer
  (Expert in the field of life cycle)
  
  Charlie sent me the following e-mail:
  
  NOTES about the Upgrade Advisor in
  Oracle® Fusion Middleware Installation Guide for Oracle WebLogic Server 11 g Release 1 (10.3.4) Part Number E14142-05
  
  Looks like there may be a confused statement in Chapter 2 on «jdk previosly» installed
  
  "A JRE is packaged in the 32-bit Windows and x 86 Linux installation programs"
  
  Chapter 2:
  
  Before you start the installation program
  Before starting Setup, verify the following information:
  
  If you install the software in graphics mode on a UNIX or Linux machine, you must set the DISPLAY environment variable before you run the installation program.
  If you use an installer of the synchro .bin file, replace JAVA_HOME with the installation of the JDK supported location you have installed for your platform.
  
  ...
  
  [Then goes on to say]
  
  Functions of the base directory
  
  The directories in the home directory of Middleware vary according to the installation program you use and the products that you have selected for installation.
  For example, WebLogic Server Setup creates the directories and files listed in the table below if you have selected all the components for installation.
  
  Table 2-4 Directory Description for Middleware House
  
  Directory or file Description
  
  JDKVersion
  
  This directory contains the software for the JDK from Sun, if it is installed with your software. The JDK provides the environment to run Java (JRE) and tools for compiling and debugging Java applications.
  

  Good suggestion. Thank you.

• FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor - General recommendation to put a scroll bar vertical on pages

  It is a general recommendation to the vertical scroll bars on pages that are long.  The pages have a horizontal scroll bar that makes it easy to navigate to the desired section of the text. However, it lacks a bar vertical srcoll on all pages.  See text below that of the current view, to click and drag the mouse - and, only occasionally do the up and down of work arrow keys to scroll through the content of the page.

  Thanks for the comments... have to admit that I had not noticed... guess I'm used to with my mouse wheel scrolling
  The design of the interface of the upgrade wizard as a whole is managed by the life cycle program team... then I will send this feedback their

• FMW: Portal Upgrade Advisor: all components must source OracleAS be started before installing Oracle WebLogic Server?

  Post this thread on behalf of Charlie - technical contact at one of the customers drivers Middleware sites:
  Concerning
  Dan Mortimer
  Oracle - main Technical Support Engineer
  (Expert in the field of life cycle)
  
  Charlie sent me the following e-mail:
  
  Before you install Oracle WebLogic Server to create the database 11 g Middleware House...
  
  "It is not really clear what should be operational at this stage.  A nice little note, like
  
  'Start the DB, earphone and IDM level and portal existing Middle tier first' would be nice, if that's what's supposed to happen.
  
  Want to start IDM, I think I read somewhere that it should be running, if
  
  value env for it and it starts up before continuing.  Can use the putty for this window. »
  

  Thank you.

• FMW: Links Portal Upgrade Advisor to the page build Middleware of Oracle 11 g Architecture

  Perhaps a link in the Advisor to each document for installation/upgrade is needed.   Would be very useful.  And, if the document refernence is not specific to the step, but it is more general in nature, then a shor comment indicating to view only the relevant sections of the document.   That, to me, would be the most valuable contribution.  Please ask for clarification if necessary.   The page I am referring here would be 'Building the Middleware of Oracle 11g Architecture basis'. Each of the steps listed there is extremely useful.   Also, small change to it would be great for it is according to put it as follows in the next video that Dan is putting together to address upgrade scenario.

  And as mentioned in a previous debate. Would be really nice if we know exactly what is supposed to be running for each of these steps.  Not so much after we're done, but how to start.  Also, what environment should be set to.

  Example: Ensure that portal db, earphone, IDM and former/current levels are rising and runing and environment is set for new construction/PFRD area (where are the new binaries) for the portal 11g Upgrade Wizard.

  Example: Ensure that db, listener, old idm level runs and defined environment to the new layer IDM of IDM Upgrade Wizard.

  NOTE: These are examples only and may be wrong, but (and please let me know if so)... There you have something to run with.

  FYI... So I made changes at the stage 'The base Middleware of Oracle 11g Architecture site'... so we have documentation References inline + some additional details added. When you find the time, take a look and let me know if the changes are for the clearest reading / understanding of the build process.

• FMW: Portal upgrade to 11g - prepare OracleAS existing 10g: INTERNET_APPSERVER_REGISTRY. SCHEMA_VERSIONS & PUBLIC. IAS_VERSIONS are not valid

  20/01/2011

  
  Reach
  http://support.Oracle.com [MOS]
  Dashboard |  Knowledge | Upgrade of advisors | Fusion Middleware portal to 11g upgrade |
  Configure | Check the Architecture meets the requirements

  "Prepare existing OracleAS 10g Architecture."
  Step 5. Search for disabled items in the database where the schema for Oracle Portal 10g
  RE: 14:02
  We have two invalid objects that would not recompile.   I'll open a SR?

  I tried recompiling them Toad and sqlplus.  SQLPLUS > display errors have shown no error

  Select the owner. » '||
  object_name | » '||
  object_type | » '||
  status
  of object
  When status = 'INVALID'
  order by owner, object_name.  2 3 4 5 6 7

  OWNER: "| OBJECT_NAME | "| OBJECT_TYPE | "| STATUS
  --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
  INTERNET_APPSERVER_REGISTRY SCHEMA_VERSIONS VIEW DISABLED
  INVALID IAS_VERSIONS PUBLIC SYNONYM

  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/E17904_01/upgrade.1111/e10130/upgrade_classic.htm#FUPCL215
  said: the query does not return objects of database with a diagram of component of Oracle Application Server (for example, PORTAL, wireless and so on) in the column "owner".

  RE: I'm not sure that the db objects have a diagram of component of Oracle application server, but it looks like little that they could me.
  The view is a table of the components in the part.  And the fact synonym refers to the view.
  

  Hi Charlie
  Take a look at

  After the upgrade the management of identities of 10.1.2.0.2 to 10.1.4.2 INTERNET_APPSERVER_REGISTRY. SCHEMA_VERSIONS is invalid (Doc ID 557591.1)
       
  You have improved your IDM to 10.1.4.3 so (although the title speaks about 10.1.4.2 (I think that the problem addressed in the document of support applies to your situation. In short, the invalid view can be ignored - and goes the same for the synonym... IAS_VERSIONS... I think it is a synonym for the view - and therefore is too marked as invalid.
       
  If you are satisfied with this explanation please close this thread.

• Win 7 error of Upgrade Advisor all trying to run on 32-bit xp

  It is now November 4, and yet I didn't find answer to my question on windows 7 upgrade advisor. I have a clean install of windows xp pro. all the current updates from tonight. No hardware conflict; nothing that would allow me to run Windows 7 upgrade advisor. I get the following message: Windows 7 upgrade advisor could not reach the server from microsoft for more compatibility information. Check your internet connection and try again.

  now, I saw this same problem posted by others as early as may of this year and no solution so far. i 'v' e sought in the microsoft knowledge base, I searched here and finally I googled this problem without solution. If no solution is available, you can guys less let us know that the problem is not resolved, or there is not intend to fix it. whatever it either to the resolution on this subject would be appreciated.

  Hi Demarmp,

  Thanks for posting. Please uninstall and antivirus or third-party software and then try to re-run the Advisor.

  I hope this helps!
  Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think

• Why the Microsoft Fingerprint Reader is reported as compatible in Windows 8 Upgrade Advisor when it is not compatible at all?

  I recently updated from Windows XP to Windows 8.

  I ran the Upgrade Advisor to check for any compatibility issues, at the time I had the Microsoft Fingerprint Reader plugged in and installed.

  The Adviser assured me it was compatible.

  I installed the upgrade and surprise, surprise... it does not work, there is no drivers for it, and the original drivers do not work as they are much too old to be signed.

  Now I could accept that he may have been a mistake, unless it's Microsoft peripheral brand... Surely they can get these right at least!

  Model name: 'Microsoft Fingerprint Reader.

  P/N: 800163-001 X

  Model: 1033

  Operating systems: Windows 8 Professional x 64

  Hi Sam,

  Thank you for the update.

  Have you tried to install the drivers for Windows Vista compatibility mode?

  You try to install the Windows Vista drivers for the reader of fingerprints in compatibility mode and check if it works.

  If the problem persists, you can get in touch with material Microsoft supports for assistance.

  Hope the helps of information. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• Difficult problem upgrading Vista/Windows 7 for anyone who dares to try to help me to solve it. PLEASE HELP ME UNDERSTAND THIS!

  My computer is a few years old, but has always been a good thing. I have a Gateway P6831FX laptop. It came with Vista pre-installed, but also many devices hardware upgrade card high quality graphics, monitor, sound system, etc. because it was built for the high-quality games.  Unfortunately, my OS system crashed and the computer did not come with recovery discs (gateway said that I should order the discs on their part and that I had to pay for them. Which shocked me because when I bought the computer I paid for a license to the BONE so you would think they would send the recovery discs I free).  However, I recently bought a disc to upgrade to windows 7 because I was planning on upgrading my system before it crashed.  So with a computer, I couldn't use, I thought that I had nothing to lose and I decided to try to load my system windows 7 on the computer.  I put the disc in the drive and load windows 7 with no problems at all.  I don't know if I've checked all the right boxes when he asked all sorts of questions, but my big computer worked when I was tired.  I had to go online and download the driver for the webcam to webcam would work once again and I lost all programs preloaded but other than that everything seems to work fine.  But then all of a sudden the sound no longer works.  I turned off the computer and turn it back on and the sound was back on.  But a few hours later, the noise stopped working again and it keeps going.  It is when I reboot it, but it is becoming a chore.  I decided that I would try to fix it and I went into the Device Manager and I discovered something to worry about. All original equipment upgraded in the computer is no longer registered.  All that was there was listed as generic devices Microsoft and number of manufacturer information and model said: not available. The monitor, for example, is listed as 'No generic PnP Monitor'.  Everything updated, so that I paid extra watch now simply known as generic peripheral windows (with a date of installation date that I loaded windows 7).

  Is there anyway to retrieve the updated materials and programs without having to order and pay for the vista recovery discs?  If I have to, I'll have to erase windows 7 then reload vista with recovery disks and then reload again the upgrade to windows 7?  However, one thing that baffles me is that when I pull my hard drive it shows that I have 2 here.  It shows 1 Partition (C) and (D) recovery so I think that my original vista system with the hardware upgraded and programs is still in my computer somewhere in the recovery disc (D) but I can not understand how to access and I tried.  And if for some reason any I can never access or recover, I would like at least to remove it because it takes up a ton of space on my hard drive.  If anyone can understand what I'm trying to say here, that's where somehow you can help me understand cela stuff?  Thank you for your time.

  Hello

  Gateway put a recovery Partition on your hard disk to reinstall Vista from rather than providing records.

  It's the way it's done now and you are also supposed to make recovery disc from it, that you can not do until you reinstall Vista now.

  If the recovery Partition: D still works, we do not know as you have installation, etc. on this laptop.

  You need to try.

  Reinstall Vista > and then upgrade to Windows 7.

  .

  Here is the information on the bridge for learn you more about reinstalling Vista.

  Full factory for the gateway restore, which you will always be able to use...

  https://support.gateway.com/s/software/Microsof/Vista/7515418/7515418su531.shtml

  And once you reinstall Vista you go to the site of the bridge or from the hardware manufacturer (that you upgraded material initially) Support Web site > download drivers and software Section > equip your laptop model number or the hardware and operating system > and download the latest drivers for the notebook hardware.

  http://support.gateway.com/product/?cmpid=supportnav

  And also when Windows 7 is installed then you will need to go to this same site gateway or the hardware manufacturer (that you upgraded material initially) and download the latest Windows 7 drivers for it also.

  @@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@@

  If the recovery partition is damaged ask gateway if they provide the disc of recovery for you.

  Some manufacturers have more available Vista recovery disks.

  If this happens, you may need to try this instead:

  You can also borrow and use a Microsoft Vista DVD, which contains the files for the different editions of Vista (Home Basic, Home Premium, Business and Ultimate) must be installed. The product key on your computer / Laptop box determines what Edition is installed.

  Other manufacturers recovery DVDs are should not be used for this purpose.

  And you need to know the version of 'bit' for Vista, as 32-bit and 64-bit editions come on different DVDs

  Here's how to do a clean install of Vista using a DVD of Vista from Microsoft:

  "How to do a clean install and configure with a full Version of Vista '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/117366-clean-install-full-version-Vista.html

  And once the operating system is installed, go to your computer manufacturer's website and get the latest drivers for your particular model or laptop computer.

  And phone Activation may be necessary when you use the above installation method.

  "How to activate Vista normally and by Activation of the phone '

  http://www.Vistax64.com/tutorials/84488-activate-Vista-phone.html

  See you soon.

  p.s. That's what you should have done before you start the upgrade to Windows 7.

  Go to your laptop manufacturer's website and check if Windows 7 drivers are available for your make and model laptop.

  If this is not available, Windows 7 will not properly work for you.

  Run the "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor.

  http://www.Microsoft.com/en-US/Download/details.aspx?ID=20

  Check if your specifications are compatible for Windows 7:

  "Windows 7 system requirements"

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

• Looking for a Vista Upgrade Advisor software see if our XP Pro computer can get the upgrade of Vista * with out having to reinstall the software / programs *.

  where can we get this Vista Upgrade Advisor Software?  Anywhere, there is a link saying need us for this software - it's rather Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor...

  We want to upgrade to Vista without having to reinstall all the software/programs, set up users, etc., on this computer.

  This software "Advisor" we apparently will tell if we can do it.

  Hello

  Do you have an upgrade copy or a full copy of the Windows Vista product?

  Vista Upgrade Advisor in is no longer available for download.

  Check if your computer meets the criteria of minimum system requirements to install Windows Vista.
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/products/system-requirements

  If you want to keep your files, settings and programs, you will need to perform an upgrade installation. Before installing, uninstall any security (antivirus)
  and CD burning software.

  NOTE: You can backup all your data before moving to Vista to be a good side.

  You can check these links for more information:

  Upgrade Windows XP to Windows Vista:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/upgrading-from-Windows-XP-to-Windows-Vista

  Installation and reinstallation of Windows Vista:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows-Vista/installing-and-reinstalling-Windows-Vista

  Windows Vista Migration step-by-step Guide:
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc748915 (WS.10) .aspx

  Kind regards
  Afzal Taher-Microsoft Support.
  Visit our Microsoft answers feedback Forum and let us know what you think.

• Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor does not install

  Hi I posted this on the Vista forum. I got 1 response suggesting I have try to download it again, as I did with the same result. The 2nd answer said not to post this question on the forum of Vista. If she is here now on this forum.

  I downloaded the UpgradeAdvisor a Windows 7 at the same time a running Windows Vista my PC Edition Home Premium and the other Windows XP. It will not install on each PC. I double click on the downloaded file and am asked in Vista to continue, I click "Yes" and then nothing happens. There is no sign of any program running or running any process that did not work until I tried to install the Advisor. Please can someone help. (I tried to disable the system security McAfee but that did not help).

  Well thank you for the suggestion of Steve of Microsoft Developer Network. I tried to download another copy to another location. Unfortunately exactly the same result. Yesterday I download about 5 times in different places, none worked, but I thought I'd try again today - same result. Am I the only person having this problem?

  I followed the advice on another thread closely linked to it. Someone (non-Microsoft) advised using a program called "Winrar" to unzip the file to the millisecond. You can download free Winrar (shareware). I tried and it works very well. It unpacks the MS then called "self-extracting" file downloaded from MS site above and shows you the content. I selected the provedure of installation for the Upgrade Advisor for 32 bits, and low and you installed the Upgrade Advisor on my machine.

  I ran with success of the counselor and am at a complete loss to understand why Microsoft technicians could not have told me in this simple direction rather than give me useless and very lengthy procedures which did not work.

  The adviser tells me that I can upgrade to Windows 7 Home Premium or WIndows 7 MegaSuperCostULoads (or whatever its name). I'm not sure I want now, or if I trust Microsoft more. Maybe I'll switch to Ubuntu.

  Nick

• HP Pavilion & "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor came across a problem.

  Windows 7 would work on my laptop (HP Pavilion dv6132eu)?

  So I used "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor" of the Microsofts. Which caused the error "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor stumbled into a problem that your scanning devices. Upgrade Advisor needs to be able to scan your devices to determine whether your computer is capable of running Windows 7 ".

  The laptop is probably not good enough for Windows 7, why?

  I assumed, the Upgrade Advisor would tell me, what pieces of hardware is / are not specific to Windows 7.

  In a forum Technet, say, the Adviser is blocked by some HP hardware. Which?

  Best regards, Willem

  My problem has been resolved.

  Previously, the problem with "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor BETA.

  I waited two months - now, I executed the Adviser again, resulting in "an important upgrade".

  And guess: update Advisor works like a rocket, finishing with a nice report with minor problems.

  So I think that the problem was a "Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor" - problem - not a HP computer laptop-problem.

• Qosmio G20-102 (PQG20): Vista Upgrade Advisor says I need updated drivers

  My Windows Vista Upgrade Advisor says I need a few following things,

  -These issues of device for Windows Vista-
  See the following table for the device problems you should be directed to ensure that they work properly with Windows Vista

  > ACPI Bluetooth Toshiba

  -Cannot find information about these-(même si elle dit que ces dispositifs peuvent être mis à jour après la mise à niveau vers Vista, je ne veux pas risquer quoi que ce soit.) devices

  > TOSHIBA RAID virtual device

  > Compatible TOSHIBA ACPI value-added device to use general and logical

  > Bluetooth RFCOMM

  > Texas Instruments PCIxx21 Integrated FlashMedia Controller

  -These issues of program for Windows Vista-
  See the following table for the program issues that you should address to make sure that they work properly with Windows Vista.

  > (Not very important, the rest are tho) sonic DLA

  > Alps Pointing - device Driver (is it not the touchpad?)

  > TOSHIBA utilities

  > Microsoft Interactive training (Don; t know what it is...)

  Thank you in advance for your help, I tried to search the Download Center of Tishiba for some updates, but none of them are very recent.

  You are right. Section Toshiba download drivers are not yet available. Unfortunately, no one knows how long it takes for them, but if your device is delivered as Vista capable laptop computer will be certainly supported for Windows Vista.