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• Satellite A60 - question of HARD drive replacement

  I have an old Toshiba Satellite A60. The HARD drive died recently and I'm looking to replace it. I want to know what disk drive specification, the Toshiba Satellite A60 can support. It originally had a MK3025GAS
  HDD2196B ZE01 S 30 GB 2.5 "drive.

  1. I would like to replace it with a larger capacity drive. What is the capacity (GB) and speed the A60 can bear?

  2. do I need to replace it with a toshiba drive or can I use any other 2.5 "drive (Seagate, Fujitsu, etc...)?

  Hello

  As far as I know the old Satellite A60 supports one IDE controller.
  This means that you must use a 2.5 IDE (ATA) HARD drive.
  As far as I know the older IDE controller are limited to 128 GB with 28-bit LBA (address logic bit).
  Then maybe you should start with a 120 GB HDD, which must be compatible, even if the controller would be limited to 128 GB.

  But standard ATA-6 (also called TONGA-100) does support 48 bit LBA in this case, it is not limited to 128 GB. You can check controller HARD drive using tools such as SANDRA or Everest Home Edition freeware soft for the information on the controller built in the A60.

  > 2. Do I need to replace it with a toshiba drive or can I use any other disk 2.5 "
  You can use any HARD drive that meets the requirements (IDE, 2.5)

• can not get the new hard drive to work in the Pavilion ze4805us laptop

  have an HP pavilion ze4805us laptop which had a total hard drive failure... recovery disks were lost in a fire... replaced the hard drive with a Western Digital 250 GB drive... computer recognizes the drive, but with only 137 GB... impossible to obtain the Windows Millennium disk to install... I have it get the PXE - E61 error code... have looked for answers and tried a few suggestions to fix the error code, but no luck so far... would like to throw this laptop and runs again, it was so nice all in operation. Can someone help me with this? Thanks to all in advance... rrcar6

  At the level of the BIOS, HARD drive should show the full capacity regardless of the distribution, but it will be limited based on what the current logical block installed the BIOS supports.  For example, the 250 GB HDD Needs LBA 48 bit to be recognized by the BIOS in its entirety.  Western Digital only provides downloads of software and support going back to Windows XP.  Windows Millennium Edition is not able to recognize the full capacity of the drive.  Finding drivers compatible with Windows ME is perhaps another challenge that XP uses a different architecture than Windows ME done.

  It seems that this laptop is the same time that the books mentioned in this thread.  Response from JackShack gives the best explanation as to why he shows quite different in the BIOS.  It has been many years, but I do not remember that the capacity of the HARD disk had exceeded what the BIOS at the time supported resulting in the 137 GB limit displayed in the BIOS.  This section of Western Digital shows that this problem is related to the operating system or BIOS supporting however, this should not prevent Windows to install correctly.

  I'm sure it's already done, as it was not a new BIOS since 2004, but guarantee the newest BIOS is installed.  Logical block address 48 bits, necessary for the larger disks (larger for the time) was released in 2003.  The 2004 related BIOS earlier than probably took supported LBA.  What is the current version of BIOS?

  What is the exact message that you get when you try to install Windows Millennium Edition?

• Connection and configuration USB-485/2 2 son loopback

  I use the NI USB-485/2 with CVI box and managed to configure the ports of two 485 in mode 4 son, connects the ports for the Loopback tests and tested by sending data a port and reception of the same data in the second.  Now I want to change the configuration 2-wire because I need to interface with equipment using 2 son so I could read on all the documents that I can find and still have confusion on the port configuration of 2-wire control and transceiver loopback connections.  I see three options of port configuration of 2-wire) 1 DTR controlled with echo, 2) DTR controlled without echo, TXRDY 3) controlled car.  I see the 'RS-485 Transceiver Control' table in the manual and quick reference but don't understand what he's trying to tell me at all.  I studied it for a long time.  There is no explanation of these three options.  So my question is what are the differences in these three and for each of these options how the port must be configured (any active Protocol communication?) and how would wire the 2 ports together to run a loopback test?

  I have port configurations installation via attributes VISA for Auto 2 son with baud, num bits, stop bit, etc., and seems back successful responses.  (I used VISA only because I have not found the ComSetEscape call until I finished the above).  I connected bore - portB TX - TX and portA TX + portB TX + for the loopback test and couldn't get it to work in the short time that I tested.  It seems that the data passes but never gets received.  I use the VISA entry and read functions.

  Tom, this paper addresses a bit more on the different modes: http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/E905D94CF3C0601D862565EF004D5D7F . In addition, we have several examples and walk through on the way to a 2-wire loopback test using 485. Have you tried to use one of these examples?

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-4052

  http://decibel.NI.com/content/docs/doc-4169

  http://zone.NI.com/DevZone/CDA/tut/p/ID/3450

  http://digital.NI.com/public.nsf/allkb/D5CC369B3E3E6F0586256D1600563245

• Table empty after I save/close/reopen project

  I run a VI Script that analyzes a text file and creates multiple control/indicator, (among others) accompanied by a table that contains all the information, I care for each indicator/control (i.e. its name, address, mask bits, etc.).  This table is a table 3D channels.  It is all created in a new VI, let's call it IP_block_1.vi.

  I'm going to the IP_block_1.vi block diagram and copy (CTRL-C) the entire contents and paste them into the block diagram of my final VI.  I repeat for each text file, I'm worried.

  I just realized something good.  The array of strings... when I copy in final.vi at the beginning, all is well, and the content is there.  I can click on the arrows of the indicator array index and see all the values.

  However, once I have save and close the project, and then open, the table is there but there is no value in there.  It is completely empty.  I don't see how this can happen... What don't get me?

  Of course!!!  That makes perfect sense... it's a table control if she wants a default!

  Thank you very much!

• Can I implement a stack in LabVIEW?

  As a company, I would like to emulate a microcontroller LC3 in LabVIEW. The memory card is like so:

  

  It has a 16-bit word size and is addressable 16 bits. Is this possible?

  Of course, it is - use a wide range of U16. In LabVIEW table indices are 32 bit, so you shouldn't have a problem with the 16-bit addresses, treated as an array index.

• to replace my hard drive from 160g to 500g, what do I know

  you want to replace my hard drive on a compaq presario sr055cl. It has a drive hard 160 g what size I can

  Here is the service manual showing how to replace a hard drive:

  Manual

  It has 2 SATA connectors. Here is a picture of the motherboard.

  http://support.HP.com/us-en/document/c00069442

  It's primitive SATA. It is a SATA connection to an IDE bus. However, having a 160 gig drive already installed tells me that the motherboard will accept Large Block Addressing 48 bit (LBA48), which means that you are not really limited by size. I am sure a 500 gig drive will work and will bet that a 1 TB would also work. I also bet you would have problems with a disc high density 2 TB or more. The existing drive is an IDE, which means that it is connected to the motherboard with a flat ribbon cable. You will have a hard time finding an IDE drive on the market these days. It must be SATA. Simply attach a cable SATA data between the hard drive and the motherboard. You probably need a molex (4pin white) SATA power adapter, too, but often those that come with the hard disk or are available for a couple of bucks at the store where they sell hard drives.

  You should be able to clone the old drive using the new cloning software. I like and recommend Acronis True Image Home. If I did that I plug the new SATA drive into the port of the motherboard with the cover side and power also make the SATA drive. I would leave the original disc in and start cloning software disk doing a proportional resizing, all partitions are extended by the same percentage. After the clone is done remove the original disk and bolt the SATA drive in its place. I would just say allows you to add a second hard drive, but the computer doesn't have space for one unless you want to remove the card reader.

  You may need to enable the SATA ports in the BIOS if they are not currently in use. Photo linked above motherboard page shows how to enter the BIOS. If you need assistance.

  If it's 'the Answer' please click on 'Accept as Solution' to help others find it.

• Connect to home WiFi

  While she was living with a friend, I am trying to connect to his account of fi wi with my laptop.   I can't.

  I got the message that it is "a firewall" - that I have disabled the firewall, unless I do this correctly.

  I got the message that there is no address IP of HIS computer. ?    He said that he has no special password or whatever it is.

  I used the laptop in various other locations and connected properly to the public wi fi.   What I don't know.

  "kathyk29" wrote in the new message: * e-mail address is removed from the privacy... *

  While she was living with a friend, I am trying to connect to his account of fi wi with my laptop.   I can't.

  I got the message that it is "a firewall" - that I have disabled the firewall, unless I do this correctly.

  I got the message that there is no address IP of HIS computer. ?    He said that he has no special password or whatever it is.

  I used the laptop in various other locations and connected properly to the public wi fi.   What I don't know.

  You have no problem connecting to wi - fi networks to other places.  Therefore, the security settings or firewall on your router your friend probably are preventing your connection.

  A firewall on your own laptop could also cause problems, so please also tell us which firewall you use on your computer.

  However, there are a few things you should check on your laptop.
  Open Control Panel and double-click on network connections.
  Click on wireless network connection, followed by "view wireless networks".
  Click "refresh network list.

  The list includes wi - fi of your friend network?  If so, the list shows the network as long as (WEP, WPA, or WPA2) security enabled?  If so, get the password to your friend.

  In the same menu, click 'change advanced settings '.
  On the general tab, select ' Internet Protocol (TCP/IP) "then click Properties
  On the next menu, select "obtain an IP address automatically" and "DNS server automatically get an address.
  Save your changes.

  Then, return to the Menu list refresh network and try to connect to your friend network.  If your friend network is secure, Windows XP will ask you the password to your friend.

  If your attempt fails, please describe exactly what is happening.

  Your friend must also check the router settings.

  I'm surprised that it has "no special password or whatever it is." Are you sure?  He/she should really use (preferably WPA or WPA2) encryption, to prevent access by unauthorized persons.

  It must also ensure that the DHCP server is enabled. (DHCP means Dynamic Host Control Protocol).  The DHCP server allocates an IP address, whenever a device (for example your laptop) tries to connect to the network and requires an IP address.

  MAC filtering might have been enabled on the router (unlikely, but possible).  Each computer has a unique MAC address (a bit like your car license plate).  If MAC filtering is turned on, your friend must add your portable MAC address to the list of allowed MAC addresses.

• WOW/graphics error "display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and was retrieved successfully."

  Help, please. On the next computer I have terrible crash problems while playing WoW. Critical error WOW States: "not enough memory to process command - 11 538 bytes requested."

  When running 3D Mark Vantage I can reproduce the "display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and was recovered successfully.

  Processor Intel Core i7 CPU 920 @ 2.67GHz
  Details of the component
  NVIDIA GeForce GTX 295 graphics
  4 095 MB total graphics memory available graphic set
  Main hard drive 53GB free (140 GB Total)
  64 bit version with service PAC 2 Vista Ultamate

  Forums are full of posters indicating that it is a Vista / Nvidea incompatibility problem that has been around for years and that the problem is not treated. I tried everything I can think of, check the RAM to download new drivers, to the removal of unnecessary records of WOW. I reinstalled everything, run each diagnostic tool in the plane, patches downloaded, checked for the virus and still no help.

  I am currently able to play WOW on the smaller graphics settings and avoid cities. With this level of equipment, it's a shame, really, I should be able to do more.

  Did anyone have any suggestions of what I can do at this point?

  OK, I did a lot of research on this issue.  The problem lies in the Blizzard, most of the time.

  World of Warcraft is a set of 32 bits.  Because it is strictly 32 bit, it only has access to 2 gigabytes of memory.  Windows manages the other 2 giga of addressable space.

  Most of the developers of games flag their games before the compile time to use larger amounts of memory.  Blizzard doesn't do this, because their anti-cheat system and third-party tools rely on the 32-bit addressing and address 64-bit would mean that they must all be rewritten.

  What happens in the game, is that your footprint large capacity memory card is mapped in the game.  In general, it is when your settings are high, because it uses the most memory, which explains why the game is playable when you use minimal settings.  Given that the configuration of your particular graphics card uses close to 2 gig of RAM itself, quickly force you the game short of memory addressable space.

  To resolve this problem, you may be able to play with reduced settings.  Reduce your resolution is usually the best way to limit the use of memory, since it increases exponential use RAM when you increase the resolution.  You might have to play with different parameters.  You can open the upward Task Manager and monitor the use of your memory WoW game to see where the sweet spot is maintaining your memory under control.

  Blizzard will have to make the difficult choice to eventually allow access extended memory.  More people are buying equipment like yours, this problem will be more widespread.

• DELL DIMENSION E510, using Windows XP

  I've damaged my video driver my screen shows limited colors and shows only very large print. The display is connected to a DVI video card. Is there a way I can get a CD containing the driver that went with my system?

  Data transfer is easy.  You cannot transfer applications.

  Dimension 5150/E510 HJ054 motherboard Bios A07 works without any problem with Pentium D up to 945.  The Dell J8885 KF623 RD203 will make you press F1 to continue.  They will stop with processor is with prior to version A07 bios. The BIOS A07 also passes the Vista Upgrade Advisor scan.  It is therefore recommended for 7 and 8 and 10.

  The Pressler Smithfield vs can do LAHF and SAHF as well as CMPExchange16 which means that it works very well if you have a Pentium 900 series D.  This means that you can run 64-bit windows 7, 8 or 10 very well.  RAM can be used Max will always be 3.25 GB regardless of cpu or os to 64-bit or not.  There is a limit of chipset.

  The 5150/E510 for this (with caveats such as Bios A07 and the radiator copper Heatpipe exactly the same thing that the GX620. 0HJ054 Version of motherboard supports Pentium D without problem until 945.) E510 from Oct 06. Pentium D 915 is the Universal CPU that works in turn or even low profile or SFF or USFF when the radiator of the performance of copper.

  Description	Supported OS	Download
  Dell Dimension system BIOS A07 BIOS system Dell DM051 A07more details	BIOS

  When you upgrade to the latest version of the bios and use the copper radiator performance equipped with a pentium D 915 until 945 you can install 64-bit 8.1 win or win 10.  The pentium D and radiator are very cheap.

  You need a specific version of the motherboard however to cross press it F1 to continue.

  3.25 GB of ram is the maximum regardless of the operating system in 64-bit or 32-bit. With its 3.5 GB GX620.

  

  

  The max ram that you can publish with a GX320 is less than 4 gigs aka 2.5 gigs or 3 concerts.

  8.0 works but 64 bits 8.1 and 10 requires CMPXCHG16b EAP, NX, SSE2, 64-bit, PrefetchW, LAHF/SAHF.  Regardless of the operating system, the max ram is 3.5 concerts due to the limitation of the chipset and INTEL graphics card.

  Adding a PCI-E video card does not pick up the ram.

  I saw the Pentium d cheap on Ebay and Amazon

  SL9QQ seems to be the max for a 5150

  

  

  Coreinfo will tell you.

  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/Sysinternals/cc835722.aspx

  Users have the possibility of obtaining a 32-bit version of Windows 8 and update to windows 32 bits 8.1

  C:\Windows\System32>Coreinfo

  -means not supported * means supported

  Coreinfo v3.21 - information about the topology of CPU and System Memory Dump
  Copyright (C) 2008-2013 Mark Russinovich
  Sysinternals - www.sysinternals.com

  EM64T * support 64-bit mode
  NX * Supports non-performance page protection
  EAP * supports physical addresses > 32 - bit
  SSE2 * supports Streaming SIMD Extensions 2
  SSE3 * supports Streaming SIMD Extensions 3
  Cx16 * instruction CMPXCHG16B support
  LAHF and SAHF * media LAHF/SAHF instructions in 64-bit mode
  PREFETCHW * statement supports PREFETCHW

• Mobile of neat NeatReceipts scanner

  I have this neat PDF/scan Unit received. I need the right drivers for window 7 Home premium 64-bit version. Also needed are the drivers for the XP pro 32 bit version to. Please let me know of such software if they are available.

  V/R

  Daryl Remi

  According to the Windows 7 Compatibility Center, it should automatically install on Windows 7 64-bit: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Details.aspx?type=Hardware&p=Neat%20NeatReceipts%20Mobile%20Scanner&v=Neat&uid=&l=en-US&pf=0&pi=0&s=neatreceipts&os=64-bit

  You can download the latest version of the software, neat: http://www.neat.com/support/downloads

  They also address 64-bit compatibility on their support site in the following link: http://www5.nohold.net/neat/Loginr.aspx?pid=1&login=1

• Dysfunctional URLLoader for some URLS?

  Hi guys,.

  I noticed a strange behavior emulator today when you play with the bit.ly API. While I can recover almost any document from any server, I can't recover all the data (unencrypted, so it's not the SSL mentioned in this forum thing) of bit.ly.

  I always get an ERROR #2032 event, during the call to any URL to their server (http://bit.ly or one of the REST API calls).

  So I added an event listener for HTTP_RESPONSE_STATUS to my URLLoader, but it only showed me 0 status code and no response header.

  Their content is accessible from my network, I can extract XML data with browsers all tested and flawless wget.

  Finally, I pulled to the top of Wireshark and had a look at the packets flying around. I have attached a screenshot of my session with bit.ly non-fonctionnel (lines 4 and 5) access (stopped after DNS query?) and a job normally site (lines 8-14).

  Do you have any idea what's going on there?

  Would this have something to do with the new system of IPv6 ? The answer online 5 contains only the IPv6 address of bit.ly, while justdict.com returns IPv4?

  Telnet to port 80 on this host gives this answer, which indicates a redirect (to bitly.net):

  HTTP/1.1 302 Found
  Server: nginx/0.7.67
  Date: Sun, 16 Jan 2011 20:05:21 GMT
  Content-Type: text/html; charset=UTF-8
  Connection: close
  Content-Length: 0
  Location: http://bitly.net/
  

• VPN VPN Tunnel Tunnel

  My location uses a PIX 515 firewall to do both a connection from site to site and allow remote VPN users in the local network. I changed the IP addresses a bit, but in the attached configuration file, 10.20.20.0/24 is my LAN, 10.30.30.0/24 is the network across the tunnel VPN site-to-site, 192.168.51.0/240 is the network for remote access VPN users and 10.40.40.0/24 is the 'network' between the PIX firewall and the router on local network. Configuration is the following: - - - .

  My problem is that I can access with success the computers on the 10.30.30.0 network of the 10.20.20.0 network, but I cannot access 10.30.30.0 computers from the 192.168.51.0 network (although the 192.168.51.0 network can access the computers on the 10.20.20.0 network).

  In short, I'm trying to allow access to computers on the tunnel VPN site-to-site by users across the tunnel to remote access.

  I joined the race-configuration of the PIX firewall to this conversation.

  Is there something that I am missing?

  Thank you.

  Branin

  That you run in is a subtle restriction in the version of the code you are running. What you want to do, is to have traffic inherit from the external interface (such as the remote VPN access) and then be sent on the same interface (as a site to site VPN). Some people call this the traffic through. And version 6.3.5 does not support this. Cisco offers the possibility to back on the same interface, it received the code of version 7.0.

  HTH

  Rick

• List of access-700

  Hello

  I define an access list 700 like this:

  access-list 700 allow 000e.3543.2c81

  to allow only a single computer at a port.

  conf t

  int Fa0/1

  Bridge-Group 1 entry - list address 700

  I want to apply on a port Fa0/1 so I can't find the way because the port never become to err-disabled if I connect to another computer.

  I don't know why?

  Thank you for your help...

  Can you provide the access-List commands you used?

  Orders should be as follows:

  Mac-extended access list MAC_Allowed

  allow the host (MAC address / 48-bit) everything

  for example:

  allow a host 0050.56c0.0001

  allow a host 0019.b960.bbca

  int f0/1

  Access-group Mac MAC_Allowed in

  Please indicate if this help.

• Activation of Hyper-V and results in a hung system restarting...

  Hello

  I have a HP Envy 23 all-in-one desktop computer with processor Core i7 and 8 GB of RAM. It came with pre-installed Windows 8 (x 64) home.

  I upgraded to Windows 8 Pro (x 64) and activated the Hyper-V feature (Tools for managing Hyper-V and Hyper-V platform). After you add the feature, the system prompted me to restart for the changes to take effect.

  However, after reboot, the system is not come upward (the screen is empty) - I thought I'll leave the system to do anything, he was. The next morning, the screen was always empty even though the system has been powered and was not admissible.

  Turn off the system and turn back brought the system in diagnostic auto mode - auto repair has failed and I had to restore the system to a previous restore point.

  Once connected, I returned the dialog box add features and noticed that the Hyper-V check box is now disabled and all the icons for Hyper-V splash screen disappeared.

  I tried to add the Hyper-V feature again and the result was the same. No idea what could be wrong here?

  Thank you

  AJ

  Note: I turn on the hardware support for virtualization in the BIOS.

  Note 2: Here's the CoreInfo dump:

  Intel Core i7 - 3770 S CPU @ 3.10 GHz
  Intel64 family 6 model 58 Stepping 9 GenuineIntel
  HTT * Hyperthreading enabled
  HYPERVISOR - hypervisor is present
  VMX * virtualization to support supports Intel
  SVM - Supports AMD hardware support for virtualization
  EM64T * support 64-bit mode

  SMX * Supports Intel trusted execution
  SKINIT - Supports AMD SKINIT

  NX * Supports non-performance page protection
  RID * supports the DEP to the supervisor Mode
  SMAP - Media supervisor Mode access prevention
  PAGE1GB - supports large pages of 1 GB
  EAP * supports physical addresses > 32 - bit
  PAT * supports the attribute Page of table
  PSE * supports 4 MB pages
  Pse36 * support > 32 - bit address 4 MB pages
  EMP * ILO global media in the table on page
  SS * bus media snooping for cache operations
  VME * Supports virtual-8086 mode
  RDWRFSGSBASE * takes direct charge of the basic GS/FS access

  FPU * implements i387 floating point instructions
  MMX * Supports MMX instructions
  MMXEXT - MMX AMD Implements extensions
  3DNow - Supports 3DNow! instructions
  3DNOWEXT - Supports 3DNow! extension instructions
  SSE * supports the Streaming SIMD Extensions
  SSE2 * supports Streaming SIMD Extensions 2
  SSE3 * supports Streaming SIMD Extensions 3
  SSSE3 * supports SIMD Extensions additional 3
  SSE4.1 * supports the Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.1
  SSE4.2 * supports the Streaming SIMD Extensions 4.2

  AES * extensions support AES
  AVX * extensions intruction media AVX
  FMA - supports the FMA using State YMM extensions
  MSR * Implements RDMSR/WRMSR instructions
  MTRR * Supports Memory Type Range registers
  XSAVE * Supports XSAVE/XRSTOR instructions
  OSXSAVE * media XSETBV/XGETBV instructions
  RDRAND * instruction supports RDRAND
  RDSEED - supports instructions RDSEED

  CMOV * instruction supports CMOVcc
  CLFSH * instruction CLFLUSH media
  CX8 * media compare and Exchange 8 bytes instructions
  Cx16 * instruction CMPXCHG16B support
  BMI1 - Media bit manipulation extensions 1
  BMI2 - Media bit maniuplation extensions 2
  ADX - instructions of media ADCX/ADOX
  DCA - prefetch, supports mapped in memory devices
  F16C * supports education of half-precision
  FXSR * instructions media FXSAVE/FXSTOR
  FFXSR - support optimized instruction FXSAVE/FSRSTOR
  MONITOR * media MONITOR and MWAIT instructions
  Supports the MOVBE - MOVBE instruction
  ERMSB * improved support of the REP MOVSB/STOSB
  PCLULDQ * instruction supports PCLMULDQ
  POPCNT * instruction POPCNT media
  MS * supports fast system call instructions
  LAHF and SAHF * media LAHF/SAHF instructions in 64-bit mode
  HLE - instructions brackets Hardware Lock elision
  RTM - instructions of holders of limited transactional memory

  OF * breakpoints of e/s including CR4.DE support
  DTES64 * can write the history of branches of 64-bit addresses
  DS * Implements debugging residing in the buffer
  DS - CPL * function Supports Debug Store with CPL
  CCDI * media PCIDs and definable CR4. PCIDE
  INVPCID - supports instructions INVPCID
  PDCM * supports the capabilities of Performance, MSR
  RDTSCP * RDTSCP media statement
  TSC * instruction RDTSC media
  TSC-DEADLINE * APIC Local supports the time of one-shot timer
  TSC-INVARIANT * TSC rotates at constant speed
  Cx16 * supports disabling special priority messages

  EIST * Supports Enhanced Intel Speedstep
  ACPI * Implements MSR for power management
  TM * implements a circuit thermal monitor
  TM2 * control Implements Thermal Monitor 2
  APIC * implements the local APIC accessible by software
  x2apic * Supports x2APIC

  CNXT-ID - Adaptive L1 data cache or BIOS mode

  MCE * media Machine Check, INT18 and CR4. MCE
  MCA * Implements Machine Check Architecture
  PBE * supports the use of FFF #/ PBE # pin

  PSN - serial number of processor Implements 96 bits

  PREFETCHW * statement supports PREFETCHW

  Physical logical processor board:
  * - Physical processor 0 (Hyperthreaded)
  -* - Physical processor 1 (Hyperthreaded)
  -* - Physical processor 2 (Hyperthreaded)
  -* Physical CPU (hyperthreading) 3

  Processor Socket logic board:
  Socket 0

  Logical processor of card NUMA node:
  NUMA node 0

  Logical processor to Cache map:
  * - Cached data 0, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  * - Instruction cache 0, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  * - Unified cache 0, level 2, 256 KB, LineSize 64, Assoc 8
  Unified cache 1, level 3, 8Mo, Assoc 16, LineSize 64
  -* - Data Cache 1, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  -* - Instruction cache 1, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  -* - Unified cache 2, level 2, 256 KB, LineSize 64, Assoc 8
  -* - Data Cache 2, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  -* - Instruction cache 2, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  -* - Unified cache 3, level 2, 256 KB, LineSize 64, Assoc 8
  -* Data in Cache 3, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  -* Instruction cache 3, level 1, 32 k, Assoc 8, LineSize 64
  -* Unified cache 4, level 2, 256 KB, LineSize 64, Assoc 8

  Logical processor in the group mapping:
  Group 0

  Hello

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  Please post your question in the Technet Forum.

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