Model number of Windows Server 2012

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  [02]: Intel64 family 6 model 62 Stepping GenuineInt 4
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  [02]: KB2868626
  [03]: KB2876331
  [04]: KB2888505
  [05]: KB2892074
  [06]: KB2893294
  [07]: KB2893984
  [08]: KB2898785
  [09]: KB2898868
  [10]: KB2898871
  [11]: KB2900986
  [12]: KB2901125
  [13]: KB2901128
  [14]: KB2909210
  [15]: KB2909921
  [16]: KB2912390
  [17]: KB2916036
  [18]: KB2919442
  [19]: KB2922229
  [20]: KB2923392
  [21]: KB2925418
  [22]: KB2930275
  [23]: KB2931358
  [24]: KB2931366
  [25]: KB2936068
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  1 Windows8.1 - KB2894852-v2-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  2 Windows8.1 - KB2894856-v2-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  3 Windows8.1 - KB2920189-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  4 Windows8.1 - KB2926765-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  5 Windows8.1 - KB2928120-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  6 Windows8.1 - KB2931358-x 64.msu patch status: ALREADY INSTALLED - JUMP
  7 Windows8.1 - KB2931366-x 64.msu patch status: ALREADY INSTALLED - JUMP
  8 Windows8.1 - KB2933826-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  9 Windows8.1 - KB2939576-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  10 Windows8.1 - KB2953522-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
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  61. Windows8.1 - KB3013126-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  62 Windows8.1 - KB3013455-v2-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
  63. Windows8.1 - KB3014029-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER
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  95 Windows8.1 - KB3046049-x 64.msu patch status: DO NOT APPLY to THIS COMPUTER

  Thank you

  Dave

  Dave,

  It is a forum for specific consumers. You can find the Windows Server support in these forums:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en/category/WindowsServer>
  

  Specific Windows Server security sub-forum:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winserversecurity/threads>
  `~`

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  At this point, I'm really just trying to get a full backup of my system. I don't mind getting a new server, but I don't want to keep throwing money at this old piece of 12 year of equipment without knowing if it works or not. The problem is that 2012 uses ReFS, and none of the recovery programs I found can access my logical volumes. Boot from the OS Installation disk in the recovery console doesn't work, because the OS disk does not include SCSI drivers native to be able to see the score of the OS or the data partition.

  I think I'll call a few services data recovery tomorrow, but I would check here for ideas first. Any input is greatly appreciated.

  Microsoft has removed native SCSI support with 2008 R2, but R2 2008 provided Dell drivers for the PERC. These drivers work for the installation of Server 2012 as well.

  Memory/battery message: all stop and order the memory of replacement for the controller RAID, 4D554 part number. Nothing related to the operating system won't work (installation, repair, etc.) until you do. This question is very specific to the PERC 4e/Di on the 28 x 0.

  The 2850 is not 12 years. First of all, he started 10 years ago to shipping.

• Satellite C660 - 1 DG-drivers of Windows Server 2012

  I started Windows Server 2012 (for development purposes).

  Now... where can I find the drivers?

  * display driver *-lets start with the display driver (for the Intel Graphics Media Accelerator HD) when I look for the display driver in the support forum I only find the driver of Intel for Windows 7, but there is none yet for Windows 8? -Installed Windows 7 driver - works ok :)
  * sound driver * -.

  What drivers Miss do you?

  Fact is that Toshiba offers all drivers for supported operating systems.

• Satellite P850 - 31 M - invalid key, the installation of Windows Server 2012

  Hello

  I don't know about or write about me, that it moves if necessary.
  So here's my problem.

  I just bought a laptop with the windows installation 8, but I want to install Windows Server 2012.
  I boot on my dvd, everything's fine, and then I click on install and then he told me that the key was invalid.
  But I do not enter a key.

  When I reinstall windows 8 I give no key and it did not in the property and after he told me that windows is activated.

  I don't understand the key or it will scan?
  I have how little he turns to me key?

  Thanks in advance

  Sorry, but I m confused.

  If you have purchased the license Windows Server 2012, then you have also a serial key.
  You must use this key for activation.

  Victory 8 regarding:
  I guess Win 8 was preinstalled.
  In this case, you will need to create a recovery disk before you install another system?
  You don't have any disk Win 8 because there was a possibility to create a recovery disk and the recovery disk contains a 8 win which is enabled.

• Install OfficeJet Pro 8610 on Windows Server 2012

  Hello

  I'm trying to install the drivers for a Pro OfficeJet 8610 on a system running Windows Server 2012. I installed the drivers from here (after choosing Windows 2012 for the operating system): http://support.hp.com/us-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Officejet-Pro-8610-e-All-in-One-Printer-series/53...

  First of all, I tried to install using the GUI (Setup.exe) but ran into an error indicating that the operating system was not compatible.

  I did some research and discovered that these drivers must be installed by using the command line and the command msiexec.exe. I tried to do it by using the following command-line (with administrator privileges): msiexec.exe /i PATHTOMSI

  However, when I do that, it gives me ALWAYS an error of incompatible operating system. Don't know what to do here.

  Here is a link to the Post on the HP Forum explaining the need for a command line install: http://h30434.www3.hp.com/t5/LaserJet-Printing/installing-Pro-8610-Windows-server-2008rt-X64/m-p/426...

  Thank you.

  I ended up soliving this problem myself while tinkering around.

  I went through the process of adding a new printer through the devices window and printers.

  I said my printer was not listend so opted to manually configure a printer. I have created a new local port and he just called the name of the printer. He then invited for drivers. I chose the disc and then navigated to the folder where I had extracted the printer drivers. Selected this file and the drivers installed.

  This example gets the drivers installed in the system. Windows should then automatically recognize/install the printer if it is plugged.

  Mind you, I had to do that only for printing on a desktop connection remote. If you need the real HP software installed to print AND scan, this will not work for this.

• T61 - Datacenter Windows Server 2012

  Hi all

  I need to install Windows Server 2012 Datacenter with Hyper-v installed on a Thinkpad laptop, because it is more durable compared to others, and I am planning buy Lenovo ThinkPad T61 with following specifications:

  Hello

  Looking system requirements here on the website of Microsoft, it seems that the T61 meets the system requirements to run Windows Server 2012, but it's largely because Microsoft does not seem to differentiate between the requirements for the Foundation, Essentials, Standard, and Datacenter editions.

  Personally, I would suggest to go with the bigger, more quick 2012-vintage (or most recent) laptop that I could find, for example a W520 or the W530.

  Kind regards

  Aryeh Goretsky