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• Vista SP2 update causing CompactFlash new hardware detection repeated even after installation of the driver

  I have a footstool of m8100n HP Pavilion Windows Vista Home Premium.  Since the Vista SP2 which was installed yesterday through the update of Windows, my PC guard detection of new hardware when I registered.  The application popup never ask again once, ask later, or update/search recommended for software to install what is recommended.  After selecting the option recommended and install the software that it finds, I get a popup about CompactFlash is now detected and ready to use material.  After this exercise, looks all right.  However, every time I connect as administrator or standard user on my Windows Vista computer passes through the detection of the same material and the update.  He should not have to repeat this after installation and update of itself for the new hardware.  What is the cause and Microsoft is aware of this problem?

  I worked with HP on the problem.  It wasn't a problem of driver from the manufacturer because it had no software update HP.  The integrated CompactFlash drive location doesn't have a drive letter assigned.  Do not understand why that would be a problem because on the removable media drive letters are assigned dynamically when you insert a card or a player.  Records didn't have drive letters when running on SP1 and it wasn't and issues then.  This seems to have become a requirement for SP2.

  The fix was to go in Windows disk management and pre assign drive letters to the disks 1 to 4 that are for CompactFlash removable media, MS/MS-Pro, SD/MMC and SM/xD-Picture on my HP m8100n PC.  Once this has been done and that Windows detects new hardware because of the SP2 update drivers, it installs successfully and is no longer repeat the detection/installation process.

• Satellite L500-1XL - new hardware upgrades

  Hi all
  I have the Toshiba Satellite L500-1XL and recently bought a new 500 GB internal HD and the upgrade went well. However, the internal transfer speeds aren't that fast. He is often out on 18mps level. Why? Affects of that? Use of the RAM, the use of the disk, the free storage space? The HD came with the laptop was 5400 with 8 MB, but my new is 7200 RPM with 16 MB with 11 seconds of access time. If that should not be much faster?

  Also, how can we get the support of USB 3.0? Only through new hardware? I know it goes into Windows 8 as this means there could be a few Windows 7 supports or who is still dependent on material?

  What are the most effective upgrade options to make my laptop run faster? He was modest. When I got it, but now use it for any need so get. Thus, upgrading to HD 160 GB to 500 GB (5400-7200), but it's unique processor with only 2 GB of RAM. I noticed on the Toshiba page so it says on a 64 bit system with 4 GB of RAM, the chart may use up to 1 800 MB of RAM upgrade RAM (not expensive) and then the processor? Even a single dual core would do the job? No need for a costly i3 and perhaps not compatible with the motherboard.

  Thank you!

  Hey Buddy,

  And what was your old HDD? HARD disk speed depends on different factors. You copy a large number of small files and a large single file?
  It s also useful to defragment the HARD drive from time to time. This can improve the speed. Also keep the system clean and use a registry cleaner like CCleaner that cleans up your registry.

  USB3.0 is a different interface. This new operating system wouldn t help you because it s material new feature/upgrade.

  Other improvements regarding: CPU and graphics card is not supported as you can read here:
  http://APS2.toshiba-tro.de/KB0/FAQ35006D000RR01.htm

  Your laptop has Intel GL40 chipset and the maximum RAM capacity is 4 GB. So you can install 2 GB DDR2-667 module in each memory location.

• found new hardware wizard appears and unknown device device Watch Manager

  Since a few days ago, the Add New Hardware Wizard keeps popping up. I looked in Device Manager and found an unknown device (yellow exclamation mark) should I delete the device? I don't know what to do to identify which device is unknown.

  If you remove it, then he'll probably be back the next time that you start.

  go to start / all programs/windows update (at the top of the list of the menu), custom search, watch your optional hardware updates and search for a driver that you have not already installed, you can get lucky. Otherwise post the details of your specifications and ask again.

  Furthermore, it can take a while to get the pages updated and you may need to install active x on the way, a line will appear at the bottom of the fixed part of your browser screen (the same as when you download) If this is the case, click on it and install active x, then a box should appear and tell you allow I think.

• New hardware found Message keeps appearing.

  I have an installation of the professional XP SP3, I have installed a Canon MP970 printer via the USB port.  Whenever the PC is started, the dialog "new hardware found" rises and guests come to the 'NEW' printer, I used the disks provided with the printer, the download of Canon files and still continue to get the same message every time the machine is started. That is what it is?

  XP SP3

  Phenom Quad Core

  This printer has been previously installed on Dell Dimension 8250 with no problems.

  Tom,
  This printer is 'all IN one' type IE you have install the driver for scanner and printer. so update appropriate for the printer driver you. Here the link to download: http://www.siliconguide.com/drivers/device/1275/
  Hope this will help you
  Kind regards
  Chauvet J.

• Found New Hardware Wizard will not let me install things.

  Hello.
  I have Windows XP and every time I try to plug something for the 1st time, such as a USB, a window that reads the found new hardware wizard appears. He asks me if windows update can search for new software. It gives me so "Yes, always", "Yes just for this" or "no, not this time". No matter that we I press, another window appears which says ' if it came with an installation cd put in now "then gives me the options either"install the software automatically or manually." When I press the other, she begins searching and, after a minute or two, a window appears saying that the software had failed the compatibility test, even when I got from devices that say they are compatible with windows xp. Then it gives me the option to stop or to continue. No matter what I press, the Hardware Wizard says there is an error and closes. Subsequently, it will not recognize the USB and I have to uninstall it.  This also occurs when you try to install things like itunes.
  Someone help me please. I have not tried it on other computers because I have no one else at my disposal. I tried to contact the company USB but I was told that it's a computer, not a jumpdrive, question.

  Thank you for your help.

  Try the steps in the below given Web site

  http://www.technipages.com/disable-has-not-passed-Windows-logo-testing-message.html

• New hardware - where?

  When turning on comp. the new hardware found box appears - followed by the Windows Installer box - followed the moment Share box. Can't get rid of them. No equipment is installed and for this reason, I can not uninstall any program I might want that COMP is reading something is installed because of the new hardware found. Can anyone help please. Thank you

  Hi androsleon,
   
  -What happens when you try to uninstall all the programs/applications?
   
  As a first step, I suggest to unplug external devices connected to your computer and check if it helps.
   
  Check the status of all the devices on your computer from the Device Manager to see if devices have yellow exclamation, or any symbol of warning icon. If so, update the drivers for the devices and check if this solves the problem:
   
  For more information, see:
   

  How to manage devices in Windows XP

  How to troubleshoot unknown devices listed in Device Manager in Windows XP

• new hardware found box of bluetooth device will not disappear when you try to install. ultimately it cannot find driver software but comes from the habit get off my computer

  I have a box that keeps coming back that it has detected a new hardware - peripheral Bluetooth
  and it won't go away.  If I go through the process of installing software device driver he asks me questions on a disc and if I don't then check the other options and all other options does not work it is in place can not find device driver software.  The problem is that's never on the computer as soon as I turn it on it won't go away don't anyone KNOW WHAT I CAN DO?

  Hello allysoni,

  Thank you for using the Microsoft Windows Vista Forums.

  I just want to check, your Bluetooth device work?  Or it works and you are just be notified?  What brand is your Bluetooth device and what type of computer you are on?

  Have you went into Device Manager to verify that the drivers are all up to date?  Go to start-> Type "Device Manager" in the search field-> select device-> you Manager see no yellow exclamation for one of your drivers?  If so, right click and select "Update".  If the driver is already updated, and then select uninstall.  (You may be prompted to restart)

  If you are not prompted to restart, click again on the device and select 'Install' please let us know status.  Thank you!

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• New Hardware Wizard

  Problem is that the window of the wizard is only half open, will not close. Stays in front of the Solution Explorer when you surf, very distracting. Can I just he remove "Control Panel"?

  Why the wizard starts in the first place?  It will appear (or disappear) If reset you?

  Y at - it was an updated driver for your video card?

  If you look in the Device Manager is there any yellow exclamation point indicating problems?

  Open the Device Manager
  http://TechNet.Microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc754221 (WS.10) .aspx

  New vista Add Hardware Wizard
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• How to install a Bluetooth Driver in box on new hardware in Windows 7

  Hi all

  I want to use Microsoft provided integrated Bluetooth driver.

  I have my new Bluetooth hardware.

  In Device Manager, I selected generic Bluetooth adapter driver for the hardware.

  It shows Bluetooth generic adapter not Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator.

  How can I start Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator, to work with my hardware. ?

  Give me information on that.

  Hello, NGO,

  Thanks for posting in the Microsoft Community.

  Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator comes into play when you connect the Bluetooth device unless the coach in which Windows 7 automatically installs the driver.

  After that Windows detects the Bluetooth device, it is controlled by Microsoft Bluetooth Enumerator and not the third-party driver.

  Here's a way to install the bluetooth driver released by the manufacturer to resolve the problem.

  Method 1: Rename the Bth.inf file

  Rename the %WINDIR%\inf\Bth.inf to Bth.bak before you install or reinstall the battery or third device.

  To rename the file, follow these steps:

  1. click on Start, click run, type %windir%\inf in the Open box, and then click OK.

  2 right-click Bth.infand then click Rename.

  3 Rename Bth.inf to Bth.bak, and press ENTER.

  Method 2: Install the bluetooth driver

   

  1. click on Start, type devmgmt.msc in the Open box and then press on Enter.

  2. Locate the unit.

  3. right click on the device, then click on Update driver.

  4. follow the steps that appear on the screen in the Hardware Update Wizard to specify your own driver for the Bluetooth device.

  This should be it.

  You can also view the Microsoft Help article and check.

  Updated a hardware driver that is not working properly

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/update-a-driver-for-hardware-that-isn ' t-work correctly

  I hope this helps. Just reply to us with the State of the question.

  Thank you.

• Migration of virtual machines in ESXi 4.1 to 5.5 to new hardware

  I'm new to VMware and our company bought 4 new servers and a SAN to replace our old VSphere 4.1 installation of 12 year.  The old configuration consisting of a server VCenter 4.1 physics 2003, 2 Dell 2900 ESXi hosts and 1 MD300i SAN.  Gen9 again the Installer 4 HP DL360 (3 host 1 VCenterServer) and MSA 2040.  Can someone please explain to me what would be the best way to go about moving more of our VM current for the new hardware? I found this from a previous post here, but it does not move the virtual machine to a SAN to another.

  Migration of the VMs of ESXi 4.x to 5.5

  "If I understand your question, continue to build the new environment of 5.5 with your 3 hosts from scratch 'ignoring' your old hosts. Once your new environment up & running, connect 4.1 guests to your new server vCenter Server and vMotion to move virtual machines while they run to the new cluster (live migration without interruption).

  VMTools upgrades do not have place automatically during migration.

  Once your virtual machines on new hosts, update tools as usual and you can then also upgrade virtual hardware of your virtual machines.

  Virtual HW update is optional, though; If you do not have the VMs that need the new features you can skip this last step and keep them as they are. »

  TYIA.

  The previous answer is pretty good, but I would like to add a few elements.

  You can 'disconnect' your 4.1 hosts of your old vcenter with running virtual machines, and then when you connect the hosts in your environment of 5.5 it will import your VM running as well.  As long as you have properly configured virtual networks you can live migrate vmfs old host and the old store of data simultaneously via the web client as long as your esx license allows it.  Otherwise close your virtual machines down to 1 at a time to migrate them above.

  Alternatively, you can consider running your vcenter as a virtual machine within the cluster it manages.  This gives you some DRS and HA for vcenter, plus a 4th host for virtual machines.

  If you don't have additional license you can also install your new hosts of 5.5 and run for 60 days before that you upgrade your 4.1 licenses to apply to your new host.

• ESXi 5.1 cluster moving to new hardware

  I have a 5.1 ESXi cluster consisting of 2 servers of Sun I want to retire - Sun #2 is the best of the 2 servers.   I all 2 new Dell R620 stretched upward, wired and pre-loaded with 5.1 U1.  My license is for 4 and vCenter is a virtual machine in the cluster, I want all moved to new hardware with little or no interruption of service.

  This would be the way to go?

  1. set up Dell and storage server configuration networking properly (I am comfortable with this part).

  2 migrate all virtual machines to Sun 2.

  3. close the Sun 1 and remove the cluster

  4. Add 1 Dell to the cluster

  5 move the VM to Dell 1

  6. switch off the Sun Deceiver 2 and remove the cluster

  7. Add 2 Dell and move virtual machines as you wish.

  Sun servers were not identical, then the VCA mode is Intel "Penryn".    The specs say that future Intel processors can join to this group, so it is not a problem running 1 Dell and 1 Sun temporarily, correct?  The r.620 are the same, so as soon as they are both in the cluster can / disable CVS mode?    I have to restart each VM later so he would see the new processor features, correct?

  Is this what I need to look at.

  Thanks in advance for your answers.

  You can do a lot of ways, but I would recommend not to remove the beam #1 sunlight until you are 100% made to the migration. Which leaves you exposed from the point of view HA (assuming that it is production, since you want little downtime), and is an unnecessary step. RELATIVE to the issuance of licenses, since this is a migration of right, keep the r.620 in eval mode and change the licensing of more later. Which allows to rotate the environment MUCH easier.

  Here's what I'd do (emulation of your list)

  (1) Networking Setup / storage on r.620, to be compatible with the old SUN servers.

  (2) to present the cluster r.620

  (3) to migrate a low priority / test VM networking, testing vMotion and new hosts.

  (4) to migrate most of the virtual machine the new hosts.

  (5) migrate vCenter last VM (just to be safe)

  (6) put SUN 1 and 2 in maintenance mode. Leave them in the cluster for a few days just in case

  (7) remove SUN 1/2 cluster once everything works well, remove the former hosts of vCenter and closed. Clean a network configuration and storage, respectively (be careful here).

  (8) stimulus EVC Mode at the highest level appropriate (Sandy Bridge, I guess).

  (9) it is important, read closely. If you want to increase the level of CEV, after former guests are completely gone and dead, completely off each VM, a power back on. This will raise the functional level of CVS to the new level. Simply restart the guest OS won't do it. You can check by going to display hosts and clusters > VMS > add column EVC.

  Jon

• In the form of table-update a column based on the other

  Greetings,
  
  I want to update a column based on the value of another column in a tabular presentation. What should I use? Calculation or validation process?
  
  -Vatsa

  Yes, get rid of the update of "pims_component" - this is the cause of the error table mutation - and simply set

  : new.state_ind: = Ls_state;

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• How to take screenshots with the new IOS update

  How to make a screenshots after the new IOS update

  Screenshots are taken in the same format as always: just press the power button and the home button at the same time. If for some reason, this does not work on your device, restart it and try again.

• is the new compatible update 37.0.1 with the norton toolbar? If not when?

  is the new compatible update 37.0.1 with the norton toolbar? If not when?

  According to Norton, he works with 37, https://community.norton.com/en/blogs/product-update-announcements/firefox-37-support-norton-toolbar