Hard drive Studio 1745

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  I have a model that built a virtual machine based on Ubuntu 8.04.1 which makes already successfully using vmxnet3 driver.

  I also like to use PVSCSI as a non bootable SCSI for a hard drive controller second defined in this virtual machine.

  Since this is something that can be manually configured in vSphere 4.0 on an existing VM Linux Client, I wonder if this can be done by manually editing the .xml (like the vmxnet3 method) model described in tips & tricks VMware Studio.

  According to the results presented by the VMware Performance team with PVSCSI controller, it would be great to set it automatically in VMware Studio model.

  Thanks in advance for your help.

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  To use PVSCSI, please note the following:

  - http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1012510

  - http://kb.vmware.com/selfservice/microsites/search.do?language=en_US&cmd=displayKC&externalId=1010398

  Studio 2.1 would not be able to build devices with PVSCSI. Nevertheless, here are some settings, you could consider to apply the PVSCSI in the output devices built by Studio:

  For example, I used Studio to build a RHEL 5.4 VMS and the exit is located in opt/vmware/www/build/r54.1/exports/ovf.

  1 edit r54_OVF10.ovf, find the desired item from SCSI controller and replace his rasd:ResourceSubType of free to VirtualSCSI (case sensitive).

  2. as a r54_OVF10.mf to accompany him, the sha1sum of r54_OVF10.ovf in the .mf file must be updated.

  3. If you had the signed OVF (i.e. as there is a r54_OVF10.cert in my case), the FVO will also have to be re-signed (whether by/opt/vmware/bin/signovf or your own signature utility).

  And that's all. This rule changed OVF when it is deployed to ESX 4.0 U1 or great would show her as a Paravirtual VMware SCSI controller. This is obviously not a solution supported; Please use and test accordingly.

• Hybrid hard drive Studio

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• I want to install c# express system my... my system config is core 2 duo processor, 1.8 ghz, 512 MB ram, 80 GB hard drive, os: xp service pack 2. What version of visual studio I'll be able to install...

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  The question you have posted is better suited to the MSDN forums.  You can post your question in the support Forums General Visual Studio .

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  My laptop Dell Studio 1737 running windows vista reports error code 2000-0146 since the PSA Diagnostics. I made diagnostics from the Dell Web site, and it reported targeted read Test failure WHD20 - 4 2 and Smart short self-test 4FH WHD16. My computer seems to work very well and boots from the hard drive normally with no problems. What patches or software downloads are what can I do to solve my problems?

  My laptop Dell Studio 1737 running windows vista reports 2000-0146 error code since the PSA Diagnostics. I made diagnostics from the Dell Web site, and it reported targeted read Test failure WHD20 - 4 2 and Smart short self-test 4FH WHD16. My computer seems to work very well and boots from the hard drive normally with no problems. What patches or software downloads are what can I do to solve my problems?

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  This Dell 2000-0146 error code is for a failed hard drive / failed.

  You will need to replace and reinstall the operating system.

  Save your data as soon as POSSIBLE.

  See you soon.

• Studio XPS 435 t / 9000 desktip - new hard drive compatibility

  I may need to replace the hard drive on my Studio XPS 435 t / 9000 office. How can I make sure that the new hard disk I receive is compatible with the computer? What should I look for? I see one in the Dell store, but it takes 3 to 6 weeks to ship! Thanks for any help.

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  You can install all internal, SATA, 3.5 ", hard drive 7200 RPM, up to 2 TB in size.

  Best to search hard drives Western Digital and Seagate brands, also check the length of the manufacturer's warranty, plus the better.

  A good salesman for hard drives is www.newegg.com

  Bev.

• Put the hard drive Dell studio xps m1530?

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• My Windows 7 does not recognize a new 3 TB WD My Book Studio external hard drive

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  I went into disk storage/computer/manage management. I can see the drive and it is marked as being "online". However, the system does not assign a drive letter to the disk.

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• Add SSD to the Studio XPS 8100 with 2 HARD drive

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  I have a request similar to this one in this thread: http://en.community.dell.com/support-forums/disk-drives/f/3534/p/19499585/20334228.aspx#20334228 but I went a little lower on the line, need some advice and help on the Intel Rapid Storage Technology controller.

  I have a Dell Studio XPS 8100 with discs of Segate to 2 x 1 TB which have stripes.

  Configuration is SATA 1 + 2 = hard disks scratched; 3 = BluRay ROM/DVD RW SATA; SATA 4 = not used.

  I bought a Samsung SSD 840 series.

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  First, I installed the SSD SATA 4 and started Windows 8 to DVD but Windows 8 says it could not install on this disk because it is not bootable (SSD is not formatted/not partitioned right now but I guess that Windows 8 installation will do for me.

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  Chris

  I am pleased to learn that you have to work.  Sometimes I forget that the newer Dell BIOS will allow allows you to select a SATA port for the start.  My XPS 410, being an older machine, allows me only to the ability to choose 'SATA hard drive' as boot device.  Because it does not give me the option to choose a specific port, the bootable SATA drive must be attached to the first port.

  Once a RAID has been configured, the parametric data written to readers allow the RAID ROM figure out how the RAID has been configured.  I've been through all this on a Studio XPS 435 t/9000; We had a problem after adding a new video card in the system that caused startup failure, error message "one or more of your drives are locked".  We have solved by moving readers from the ports of third and fourth (or Dell originally installed them) to the ports of first and second.  Requirement to keep records in the same relative order of port, you can of course make this transition and maintain the operational computer.

  I wish that your installation does not end with an arrangement of dualboot on its own; Maybe Windows 8 works differently from Windows 7.  The XPS 410, I'm currently using is a RAID 0 which has been initially configured with Windows XP.  When I decided to try Windows 7, I has narrowed the original partition and run the Windows 7 Installer to install in the unallocated space resulting.  The installation went normally and I found myself with a system dual boot without ever having had the opportunity to indicate that I wanted a system dual boot.  Since it was my goal, I'm not complaining, but I see that it might be inconvenient for some people who had the intention like that.  Before installation, you accidentally set your SSD on port 4 to be the first in the boot order?

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  I had an old computer get taken out by a storm. I managed to save to computer hard drives and installed them in a new computer. I can see my programs MS Word, PowerPoint, etc. and Visual Studio 2012. The problem I have is to find the executables for these programs so that I can actually use them. Is there a work around or do I still have to pay for them? VS is a pro version and more than 2K last I checked! Am I missing just the files in a folder, that I don't see? I seem to be able to find the files exc for other programs. (Rosetta Stone)

  Really, I don't want to buy these programs and will probably go to another (more accessible) suite of software, if necessary. I can write the code in other IDEs and use another desktop software which ensures the compatibility of the MS products if that's the case.
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  HH

  You cannot run programs from the old hard disk, they must be reinstalled on the new installation of Windows computers.

  Apart from the home folder for Office who would be in the Program Files folder, directory on the original drive Setup performs a number of other things. It will make hundreds of changes to the registry, install many libraries and sign them and put some files in the Windows directory itself.

  Also, if the version of Office that was on the old computer came with the PC, it's more likely to be an OEM license. As such, it cannot be installed or run on the new computer as a limitation of the original end user license agreement.

• To add a 2nd hard drive on my desktop Dell Studio XPS 7100

  I have a HD 1 TB there already comes with the system. Add 2 to 7200 RPM SATA 3.5 "HD which is available on the Dell site and make a total of 3 TB? I thought I read somewhere that my office is designed for a maximum of 2 TB. 3 to work always but maybe just a little more slowly?
  You can also the 1 TB 7200 RPM SATA 3.5 "HD would work, too? I ask because my office is not listed in the compatibility for this particular HD list.

  Tinman39

  Hi Bev! I'm about to install second HDD of my Studio XPS 7100 desktop computer and would like to have very practical step by step instructions, but it seems I get pieces different place, suggestions? Lisa

   
  Tinman39
   
  You will need to buy a SATA data cable, there should be an additional power supply connector into the drive case.

  The procedure of installing a second hard drive in the 7100, are here:

  FTP://FTP.Dell.com/manuals/all-products/esuprt_desktop/esuprt_studio_xps_desktop/Studio-XPS-7100_Service%20Manual_en-us.PDF

  Tip: Open the case and check that Dell has provides the drive for additional hard drive cage.

  Once the drive has been installed, check the configuration of the system, including the SATA port, it is connected, turned on [on] and the hard drive is recognized.

  So for Windows recognizes the additional drive, you must partition, format and assigned to a drive letter using Windows Disk Manager.

  Bev.

• Motherboard of Dell Studio 1745 Upgrade...?

  OK, so I have a Dell Studio 1745 complete with Intel Graphics Decelerator and T6600 Core 2 Duo CPU

  Of all my research, the 1747 and 1749 the motherboards are "physically identical" in what concerns the shape/size, and whether or not it will physically fit in the body of the laptop.

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  Okay, so now that I've made this mistake, my research told me that the motherboard 0W87G9 W87G9 THE - 5155P of the 1749 'fit' in my system and work with the processor I bought. (I'm just on this?)

  If so, logic tells me that my CPU/GPU heatsink would need to be replaced?

  I looked and it seems that the fan is almost universal, but it seems that I need the following heat sinks:

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  (The only problem I see is not have touches of heat transfer, but I think I can wing which)

  Now assuming I'm wrong on these 3 parts and rebuild my system with them...

  Anyone know if there is anything else I need to do in order to make this compatible configuration?

  I know to change the motherboard will panic MS as much as my Windows OEM, but I plan on upgrading to 8 and looking for a cheap to replace touch screen mine where I can find one?

  So far, this laptop seemed fairly extensible and interchangeable parts.

  Anyone know if I'm heading in the right direction or if I'm about to of Wile E Coyote myself in a brick wall?

  The only way to replace the graphics card is to replace the motherboard. My project has been a success, here are the basics for her.

  It will replace a few other small parts like heat from the processor synchronization and the addition of the synchronization of heat from the gpu to the Régie that you install. You will also need thermal pads for them so keep that in mind and have them ready when you are installing (composed as Arctic Silver won't be thick enough to fill the contacts). Also, it will almost certainly replace the processor. Check which processors work with the Board of Directors that you get and if yours is compatible. If you're going to 1749 as I did, your will not, but the new processor was not expensive. I don't remember whether or not they were the same at the 1747.

  The best thing I can say is go to "thepartspeople" which basically sell dell parts. You can put in your model laptop (1745) and then put in the motherboard as a part you want to replace. When you select the motherboard for the 1747 and 1749 it will tell you all the other parts you need to replace and whether or not they are in stock.

  If they do not have the parts in stock that you need, use the places of numbers and research of party like amazon, ebay, etc., of a place where you can buy a replacement work (I could find just enough cheap also). It's a bit of work, but in the end, it is very useful. If you're sufficiently savvy and determined than enough I myself built what would be a $1200-$1600 laptop + dollar market for long for like half the price. Using this method, I added touch screen, several operating systems and backlit keyboard of hard drives, blue-tooth, upgrade wifi, work on the top processor i5 and 5650 1 GB graphics card. I am fully satisfied with how it turned out.

  Free advice, however, if you have a webcam or a camcorder and decide to do this project yourself (the laptop) of narrow band take it apart and do it very slowly. This way if you are lost during reassembly you can listen to the recording back and watch how back together.

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  Motherboard: Dell Studio 1749

  Processor: Intel Core i5 - 540 M 2.53 GHz/3 m

  17.3 "touch screen (touch 2 points)

  8 GB ram DDR3

  2 x 1 TB of disk hard w / combo 8 GB SSD. (I run Win 7 and Ubuntu)

  It has Bluetooth, Wireless N and a backlit keyboard.

  I tried to use the Mini-PCI-E port as an SSD, but find the port type, there was not compatible with any of them I'd be interested in using. This proved more headaches that it was ultimately so I got a TV Tuner and put that in there. It is convenient when I'm in a hotel to use as a monitor for a game like the xbox a console.

  Put the touch screen was another easy change, but it took to get the Ribbon of the connector (like a couple of bucks) and a new cover. You must make sure that it is the thickest, but he did well enough in a new laptop.

  The only thing that I don't know about today is the cost and speed of the ram. When I did I have 8 GB of PC8500 really cheap and it works very well. I don't know if the higher clock speeds are working with her because I've capped on the motherboard for ram, and I know ram more expensive now.

  At the time I did this search for an opportunity 1749 I found one that was not nearly as upgraded like mine, and it's over $ 1300 used was a very profitable project and I had fun doing it. I learned so much about the interchangeability of parts dell of this project that I now only buy computers dell laptops. I found that to try a similar project with HP, I bought my wife to be almost impossible. The difference is with thepartspeople you can easily find the parts you need and what is needed to update/change their. There is no help, as with all other brands of laptop I found and HP's not even sell you parts so you are stuck guessing and buy everything used. Not funny! If you are unsure, you can actually call thepartspeople and ask them about upgrades and they're going to double check the requirements of the part for you. They are awesome and alone brought me as a customer to dell for a long time.

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