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• I have century link hi speed and everytime I turn on my computer it says unable to connect internet connection problem

  I have a hp laptop laptop new g4-1229dx and I have century link for my provider it maintains to disconnect myself from the internet need could be the problem

  Hello Terry,

  Welcome to the Microsoft community where you can find all the answers related to windows.

  According to the description, it seems that you are facing a problem when the network connection with century link hi speed.

  It would be awesome if you could answers to these questions in order to help you further.

  1. which version of the Windows operating system is installed on your computer?

  2 have you made changes on the computer before this problem?

  I suggest you to see the steps in the following Microsoft article and check if it helps.

  Problems in Windows wireless and wired network connection: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows/help/wired-and-wireless-network-connection-problems-in-windows

  If you need Windows guru, do not hesitate to post your questions and we will be happy to help you.

• SPEED LIMIT OF DOUBLE CLICK KEY

  I have a HP Probook4540s runing Windows 7 Professional. Last night, he started a speed limit on double substitution in a screen or program any key. Whenever I have a double character like "ee" or "oo" or same double line spacing or BACKSPACE or delete, once I hit key desired, I have to wait a second or 2 before I hit him again so he could register.  I don't know that there is a setting somewhere where I need to check or uncheck a box, but I have no idea where he might be. I've looked everywhere I can think of. It is not specific to a certain program, it happens in all programs, all screens.

  Hello

  Check the following points.

  Open windows control panel, open ease of access Center and click on the link "make the keyboard easier to use.  If there is a check mark in the box beside "Turn Sticky Keys" or "Turn on filter keys", delete them and then click on apply to save the changes to see if that solves the problem.

  Kind regards

  DP - K

• vSphere virtual integrated cpu speed limit?

  Hello

  I have a group of four vSphere 4.0u1 guests with many free resources (4-core nehalem 2.27 GHz + 32 GB RAM for each host). There is a virtual machine (linux Debian 5, 64-bit) with one vCPU. Though this VM would have more speed CPU (trigger alerts on the CPU usage), it becomes ever more than 2 GHz. In the resource pool, I tried to add several actions (up to 8000), but without success

  Is there a speed limit of vCPU in vSphere so that the computer only vay to increace pover of VM is to add an another vCPU? Or am I missing something basic, where can I put the maximum vCPU for all my virtual machines? I think vCPU shloud be scalable in DURATION up to 4x2.27GHz less what console service needs, while the other usingVMs of lesscpu must be migrated to other hosts by the Drs Is is it true or not?

  Thanks in advance,

  David

  Hello

  You'll never be more than the power of one heart for each vCpu. At any time, each vCpu is attached to a physical core. The ESX Planner do not aggregate the power of multiple processors to "emulate" a super processor.

  In your configuration, will have no more than 2.27 GHz each vCpu.

  Franck

• Speed limit of network in the workstation?

  Do you know if there is no speed limit of network between the virtual machines running on the same workstation to Vmware? I think remember something about say 1 Gbps as maximum, but if virtual machines can provide throughput more - it will go by?

  Do you use bridged or one of the networks vmnet1 hostonly or 8

  hostonly networks are limited only by the host CPU resources

  But anyway - Gbit network is much faster than anything that can manage virtual disks

• Satellite Pro A300: XP - Internet HSDPA speed limit - only 1 MB

  Hello

  I am user of 2 different models of Toshiba Satellite Pro A300-1NT.
  I use XP Professional extracted from the original XP Recovery disk.

  When it is connected to internet provider GSM using ExpresCard HSDPA modem or HSDPA USB modem I get 1 MB speed limit control on speedtest websites (ie: speedtest.pl) and internet usage is relatively slow when comparing other computers.

  When Windows Vista was installed on the model of the A300 speed was greater than 5 MB.

  I already checked, I'm in the range of UMTS and speed on other computers (Toshiba Tecra with WinXP Pro, Toshiba A100) and M70 with Win XP Home with the same modem (Huawei) has no such speed limit

  What might be the case and the solution?

  Hello

  Have you checked the WLan performance using different WiFi standards?
  You can change the Wlan standards in Device Manager-> card Wlan-> properties-> Advanced tab.

  Check the settings there.
  I recommend using a WiFi standard 802. 11 G for example instead of B/G

  In addition, you should check if you can update the WLan driver and if the BIOS is updated.

• Is there a speed limit on the ethernet cards?

  Hey guys do you have an idea who is at - it a speed limit on the Ethernet cards, because I can use the P2P so fast that, after awhile, my internet connection is stopped as, I can't do anything unless I unplug, wait a while and connect again. Don't you think that it is a hardware or software problem?
  By the way: my Ethernet card is Marvell Yukon 88E8036 PCI-E Fast Ethernet Controller.
  I need your help. Thank you.

  Hello

  In my opinion, if you have some problems with the internet connection the reason should not be any kind of speed limit but also other different reasons.

  In your ad, you're not mentioned that you do exactly. You write e-mails or do the download of two different movies and many mp3 files?

  As far as I know if you do the full download the connection can be slowed or even stopped by FAI. Is your cable may be defective. The LAN cable has 8 lines and if one line is faulty speed will fall automatically.

  I also recommend you use a malware scanner and check the unit.

  Good bye

• VMPlayer newbie - switch back and forth between the host and the guest operating system

  I am newbie to VMPlayer. I just installed VMPlayer 3.0.0 build-203739 on Red Hat Linux 5 (host). Then I created a VM comments Kubuntu (8.10). So far so good. In the VMPlayer window, I selected 'play Virtual Machine '. After this, the host operating system controls disappeared and I could see a taskbar on the top of my screen and I could also see Kubuntu startup (in an area of the small window in the center of the screen). The problem I'm running is that I'm not able to navigate outside of this area of the small window. I'm not even able to click/Select the taskbar of VMPlayer top of the screen. The mouse movement is limited to the area of the small window. How to and fro my host and the guest operating system? Is there a key combination? I finally had to stop my VM guest to return to the control of my host system. I guess it's a problem quite newbie that I am running. Any help would be greatly appreciated.

  Hello, welcome to the forum

  Host Windows to switch between comments and the OS (when you are in the guest operating system), you must use ctrl + alt.

  According to this link , it's the same thing in Linux host too.

  >Default VMware Player uses key combination Ctrl + Alt to jump out of the guest. Then CTRLAltdel is accessible via theAltInsert command. If you find this annoying, you can change the jump shortcut to CtrlAltshift by adding the following lines to your ~/.vmware/preferences:

  > pref.hotkey.shift = "true".

  > pref.hotkey.control = "true".

  > pref.hotkey.alt = "true".

  After your installation OS in the virtual machine, install "VMware Tools" on it so you will get better performance and some improvements (like moving your mouse out of guest to your host operating system operating system and Vice Versa, or be able to copy beyond host/guest, better resolution on reviews and...)

  I hope it helps a bit.

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• Drag-n-Drop omits both directions, Win7 x 64 host and the guest of WinXP

  Drag-n-Drop fails in both directions, using a Win7 x 64 host and the guest of WinXP.  I uninstalled VMware tools and restarted the prompt and reinstalled and rebooted, to no effect.

  Try to drag in the prompt gives the black circle with the fallen on line and try to slip outside the guest the mouse stops on the side of the screen of the guest.

  I've tested earlier tonight and has experienced a similar problem.  You run on a monitor mulitple or using the full screen?  I did both and the process drag-and - d├⌐poser was a little sensitive in this scenario.  I went to exit full screen mode and installs the VM on the screen as my main office and then managed to drag and drop without any problem.  The process drag-and - d├⌐poser seemed "positional".  If I did slide downwards and then it seemed to work more regularly when going back to the multiple monitor mode and full-screen.

• Copy a file in VMware machine from the host (for the guest OS) operating system

  Hello

  I need to migrate data in

  guest operating system of the host OS via

  VMware.

  The client runs as a virtual machine in VMware

  that is run from the host operating system.

  Anyone know of a way to do it?

  Thank you

  Stuart

  smcracraft wrote:

  I need to migrate data in the operating system of the host operating system through VMware.

  The client runs as a virtual machine in VMware that runs from the host operating system.

  Anyone know of a way to do it?

  First VMware is a company not a product and you didn't say what VMware product you use no you said what OS is on the host or the guest then I suggest you read the VMware product documentation that you are using.  In general, if the Virtual Machine works in the same way a physical Machine so you can do the same between the host and guest in dealing with clients as if it were a physical Machine.

  If you have VMware Tools installed in the comments you can also take advantage of VMware shared folders and or the functionality of Drag and Drop on pris supported operating systems.

  BTW take a look on: HOWTO: ask (and answer) Questions

• How to make a thin app to host on the guest virtual computer

  How can I run the host on the guest computer thinApp?  If I run on the host computer thinApp will not just take a snapshot of the host?  How to use a virtual machine created by workstation to run?

  Another part to this question is, if the initial snapshot has already application thinApp on the computer and/or other programs so theoretically, they should not be included in the compilation, right?

  That is right.  In this scenario, your package will work only if the same version of Java is installed in the same way on your target machines.  It's OK in my opinion if your environment had a solid a standard desktop where you can count on this version of Java to be present already.  Tests to ensure it works of course are always recommended before going to production.

  You lose some of the benefits of application virtualization because all dependencies are not encapsulated more.  The compromise is that this package could break down the road if Java changes on your workstations.  Each environment is different, so it is up to you.

• Get links from speed negotiated CF using Cisco Powertool

  I can get the speed of the uplinks to network on the FI-s Cisco with the command

  Get-UcsFiLanCloud-Id "A" | Get-UcsUplinkPort - AdminState 'enabled ' | ForEach-Object {$_.adminspeed}

  However, there is no option to get the speed negotiated in the rising Fibre Channel on the Cisco FI - s. There is no property AdminSpeed of the output of the command below

  Get-UcsFiSanCloud-Id "A" | Get-UcsFcUplinkPort - AdminState "enabled."

  Is it possible to get the negotiated speed of the CF links? If so, please provide the command powertool.

  You can take a different approach to get them.  I said that the 'network element' cmdlet to get all the IFS, specify the 'Module' I want to get the information of (id 1 = fixed ports, code 2 = the first slot for expansion into the FI, id 3 = the second extension in the FI slot, if present), specify the FC port groups, get all of these ports and then use a select statement to filter down.  As you can see below, my FC ports are negotiated at 4gpbs.

  PS C:\ucs > Get-UcsNetworkElement | Get-UcsFiModule-Id 1 | Get-UcsPortGroup-CF to Transport | Get-UcsFiFcPort | Select dn, nmdt, admintransport, adminstate, operspeed | Format-Table

  DN Nmdt AdminTransport AdminState OperSpeed

  --                                      ----                                    --------------                          ----------                              ---------

  sys/switch-A/slot-1/switch-CF/port-31 fabric/san/A/phys-slot-1-port-31 Canadian forces active 4 Gbps

  CF sys/switch-A/slot-1/switch-CF/port-32 fabric/san/A/phys-slot-1-port-32 active 4 Gbps

  sys/switch-B/slot-1/switch-CF/port-31 fabric/san/B/phys-slot-1-port-31 Canadian forces active 4 Gbps

  CF sys/switch-B/slot-1/switch-CF/port-32 fabric/san/B/phys-slot-1-port-32 active 4 Gbps

  If you weren't aware, there is a large command called get-ucscmdletmeta.  It will help to understand how things are defined in the XML of the UCS model.

  Here are some example uses:

  Get-UcsCmdletMeta-name ucsnetworkelement-tree

  (I removed the output as it was very long, but it will give you the entire hierarchy of all classes of sup that are children of the network element, the names of XML classes for each and it suitable PowerShell verbs and names for query and manipulate classes.)

  PS C:\ucs > Get-UcsCmdletMeta-name ucsfifcport

  ClassId: FcPIo

  Name: UcsFiFcPort

  Verb: get

  PipelineClassId: PortGroup {}

  LimitScopePipelineClassId: {}

  MoMeta: Cisco.Ucs.UcsMoMeta

  -This result displays the available cmdlets to get information about an FC Port.  You can see the PipelineClassID PortGroup watch, which means the classes / substantive PoSh that are pipelineable in this category

  PS C:\ucs > Get-UcsCmdletMeta-noun ucsfifcport | Select mometa - ExpandProperty

  ClassId: FcPIo

  XmlTag: fcPIo

  RN: port-[PortId]

  MinVersion: 1.0 (1e)

  Access: input-output

  ChildClassId: {EventInst, FaultInst, EquipmentXcvr, FcErrStats...}

  AccessPrivilege: {read only}

  PropertyMeta: {AdminState, AdminTransport, ChassisId, Dn...}

  -Here, you can see the metadata Object (MO) on the Port CF class.  You can see it was added in UCSM 1.0 (1e) and needs only the 'Read only' privilege to see.

  PS C:\ucs > Get-UcsCmdletMeta-noun ucsfifcport | Select mometa - ExpandProperty | Select propertymeta - ExpandProperty | FT - AutoSize

  Name XmlAttribute Type MinVersion access restriction

  -----------                      ----           ------------   ----            ----------    ------

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction AdminState adminState System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction AdminTransport adminTransport System.String 2.0(1m) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction ChassisId chassisId System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  DN dn System.String 1.0 Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction (1e) ReadOnly

  Encap encap System.String 1.0 Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction (1e) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Nmdt Nmdt System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction IfRole ifRole System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction IfType ifType System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Lc lc System.String 2.0(1m) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction LicGP licGP 1.4 (1i) of System.UInt64 ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction LicState licState System.String 1.4 (1i) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction settings regional locale System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Mode mode System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Model Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction model System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction name Name System.String 1.0 (1e) ReadWrite

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction OperSpeed operSpeed System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction OperState operState System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerChassisId peerChassisId System.String 1.4 (1i) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerDn peerDn System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerPortId peerPortId System.UInt32 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PeerSlotId peerSlotId System.UInt32 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction PortId portId System.UInt32 1.0 (1e) Naming

  Revision revision 1.0 System.String Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction (1e) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Rn rn System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Series Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction series System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction SlotId slotId System.UInt32 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction StateQual stateQual System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction status System.String 1.0 (1e) ReadWrite

  SwitchId switchId System.String 1.0 Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction (1e) ReadOnly

  Transport Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Transport System.String [] 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction Ts ts System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction of type System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction UnifiedPort unifiedPort System.String 2.0(1m) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction UsrLbl usrLbl System.String 1.4 (1i) is ReadWrite

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction seller seller System.String 1.0 (1) ReadOnly

  Wwn wwn System.String 1.0 Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction (1e) ReadOnly

  Cisco.Ucs.UcsPropertyRestriction XcvrType xcvrType System.String 1.4 (1i) ReadOnly

  -In this example I show all the properties of the class Port FC.  As you can see that operspeed is the property, you are more concerned.

  Let me know if you have more questions!

  Thank you
  Eric

• Speed limit of the network in the Virtual Machine

  I used to use a command in a VM's VMX file in VMWare Workstation 6 which allowed me to adjust the speed of the network in bits per second.  For example, I could put the speed of the network down to a modem of 28.8 or less if I wanted to.  I don't remember the VMX command to implement and I can't find my documentation, even if I know for sure, I used the feature in the past to solve the problems that occur only during slow connections (I've not used a team).  It's a manual change of the VM VMX file and it worked very well.  Anyone know which command I'm looking for?

  Maybe ethernet0.txbw.limit. Check out this link too.

  http://sanbarrow.com/VMX/VMX-network-advanced.html

• Internet connection with a wired network card Gigabit speed limit

  Can you reach 150 speed Mbps Internet connection on a computer running Win XP SP3 and IE8 with the help of the Gigabit wired network adapter?
  What kind of drivers are required in such a case?
  Currently, I have 150 Mbps of connection, and what I get according to the speed tests is of the order of 60 Mbps with pings of 30 to 60 ms.
  My troubled wired adapter is TP-LINK Model: TG-3269-based Realtek RTL-8169SC chipset and its driver: rtnicxp.sys, v.5.649.0615.2006 (WinDDK) provided by Realtek

  The fact that your Ethernet card is theoretically capable of 1000 Mbps does not mean that everything in the path between your computer and the fiber cable (which is what your ISP based his spec 'speed' on) is capable of the same way.

  For example:

  • What type of cable you are using between the computer and the modem/router... and how long is it?  You did the cable yourself or did you buy it with the connectors already attached?  You must at least Cat 5 cable and attach the connectors yourself is not recommended, unless you have a good amount of experience doing.
  • What brand/model/version of your modem/router?  It has the latest firmware installed?

  You have a second computer that also has a Gigabit network?  If so, check the transfer speed of A computer through the router to computer B (i.e. What is the transfer speed of your LAN, completely apart from the speed of transfer between you and your ISP).  Use a stopwatch and a large file or use a utility such as LAN Speed Test.

  What TG-3269 version do you have?  The current one is V3.

  Assuming you have v.3, you appear not to have the latest version of the driver (though I doubt that's the problem).  The package labeled TG-3269_XP_beta a 5.719.0325.2009 XP driver version.  http://www.TP-link.com/en/support/download/?model=TG-3269&version=v3#tbl_a
  Finally, you may want to think about your connection setting, what is most important for XP and later versions of Windows: http://www.dslreports.com/tweaks and http://www.psc.edu/index.php/networking/641-tcp-tune

• VM CPU speed limit - why?

  In our environment, I have been asked to limit the MHz available to virtual machines with multiple vCPUs.  I got it because it will prevent a VM with bad software or process broke to consume multiple cores on the host.

  My thought is that this is not serious if we limit the speed.  If a virtual machine will enter 2000 MHz or 1000 MHz, anyway it has a heart on the host.  If my host has power 3000 MHz and my VM cannot take 1000 MHz of this power (because it is his limit), it still has the heart.  I don't think that the 2000 MHz extra on this kernel is available to other virtual machines until the virtual machine with the wrong process restores the kernel.

  With this reasoning, I should remove the limits and let the VMs system run.  A bad process that will break the VM will impact the host even if the MHz is limited or not.

  Am I right or not?  Someone can explain better, or is there a documentation I can read and use as justification?

  1000 MHz or 2000 MHz, anyway that there the heart on the host.

  VM do not have access to material that's a software emulated time slice.

  You can set limits of pools, give you a limit to the pool, the virtual machine shares the pool if one of these virtual machines exceeds this limit of pool, this will not affect ANY site of vm this pool.

  By the way... even if an application is crazy... This is whence the priorities, you can make this virtual machine a lower priority such as the other virtual machines may take precedence over the CPU.