Not enough space in Runtime area. Data not available SMBios. Inaccessible BIOS

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• Re: Satellite U500 begins with the "not enough space in runtime area» message

  I have this message at the start of my laptop U500-17: not enough space in runtime area. And after that ask me to press F1 to continue, but nothing happen, and start the windows does not work. I'm trying to get into the Bios, but I have some error and nothing happen. What should I do?

  In my opinion, you need to contact the nearest Toshiba service provider and ask for help. I'm afraid that your BIOS is troublemaker and they should Flash the BIOS of Mr. Unfortunately, you can not do this alone.
  For owners of Toshiba laptop offer updates of BIOS Win only. With other words, it can be started as a small application for Windows operating system running.

• Satellite M505-s4972 - error - not enough space in runtime area

  Hello..

  I have a complex problem I'm tierd to solve
  When I opened my laptop I see logo then the screen

  

  I press f1 but not do anything...

  My loptop is Satellite M505-s4972
  Please help me solve this problem

  Please help me

• start-up system not available SMBIOS runtime error

  When I start my PC which runs on windows vista, I get the message "not enough space in runtime SMBIOS data area will be unavailable press F1 to resume.  I press F1 and the system terminates the process, but when I open Internet Explorer, "the page cannot be displayed".  I checked the memory and there are many, I checked my internet connection (which is a connection wired broadband), and there is no problem (I get internet on my other devices with wireless at home so I know that I have no problem connecting).  I looked for solutions and carried out as much as I could.  I think that my internet connectivity problem is the result of the error I get when starting the system.  I would update the BIOS, but unable to connect to the internet to do this.  I have run even the system restore, but have not used the system recovery again.  I need help!

  It is a problem with the BIOS or the motherboard before Windows begins loading same. So nothing do you in Windows will help.

  It should be possible to create a CD on another computer to try to update the BIOS. Try to get into the BIOS and look for a reset option. Also try to remove the CMOS battery from the motherboard for five minutes to see if it will reset things.

• VT options not available in the BIOS

  I have a (2342-CTO) T430 with an i7 processor - 3520M I bought in early 2013, and I loaded Virtualbox with a device. When I ran the device, it gave me an error something to the effect that virtualization is not available on my machine.

  Afterwards, I went into the BIOS and found the settings for the dynamics of frequency and hyperthreading for the CPU, but I saw no entry for virtualization - any recommendations on where to find or how to activate this feature?

  Good day and welcome to the community.

  Take a look under the Security tab in the BIOS. "Virtualization Intel (R) technology" is currently enabled or disabled?

  Kind regards.

• Can not backup on USB drive, says that there is not enough space, but there are many

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• AHCI option is not available in the bios

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  I don't think.

  The problem is with the BIOS/chipset

  Unless the PCI controller has its own BIOS where you can set it to AHCI, so no, it wouldn't make any difference on what you have now.

• "Not enough space" DatabaseException using DatabaseEnvironment

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  using System;
  using System.Collections.Generic;
  using System.Linq;
  using System.Text;
  using System.IO;
  using System.Diagnostics;
  using BerkeleyDB.

  namespace TestDatabaseEnvironment
  {
  Class Program
  {
  public static void Main (string [] args)
  {
  String Dir = @ "D:\Temp2\";
  String Name = "TestEnv;

  If (Directory.Exists (ED))
  Directory.Delete (Dir, true);

  DatabaseEnvironmentConfig envConfig = new DatabaseEnvironmentConfig();
  envConfig.Create = true;
  envConfig.DataDirs.Add (Dir);
  envConfig.CreationDir = Dir;
  envConfig.MPoolSystemCfg = new MPoolConfig();
  envConfig.MPoolSystemCfg.CacheSize = new CacheInfo (2, 0, 1);
  envConfig.MPoolSystemCfg.CacheSize = new CacheInfo ((uint) 0, (uint) 64 * 1024 * 1024, 1);
  Console.WriteLine ("CacheSize:" +)
  envConfig.MPoolSystemCfg.CacheSize.Gigabytes.ToString () + "GB and"+ ".
  envConfig.MPoolSystemCfg.CacheSize.Bytes.ToString () + "Bytes");
  envConfig.UseMPool = true;
  envConfig.ErrorPrefix = name;

  If (!.) Directory.Exists (ED))
  Directory.CreateDirectory (Dir);

  DatabaseEnvironment Env = DatabaseEnvironment.Open (Dir, envConfig);
  Cfg of HashDatabaseConfig = new HashDatabaseConfig();
  cfg. Env = Env;
  cfg. Creation = CreatePolicy.IF_NEEDED;
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  Base2 HashDatabase = HashDatabase.Open (null, "db2", cfg);
  Stopwatch sw = new Stopwatch();
  SW. Start();
  for (int i = 0; i < 100000000; i ++)
  {
  DatabaseEntry dbKey = new DatabaseEntry (BitConverter.GetBytes (i));
  DatabaseEntry dbValue = new DatabaseEntry (Encoding.UTF8.GetBytes (new string ("A", 10 * 1024) + &;))
  base1. Put (dbKey, dbValue);
  base2. Put (dbKey, dbValue);
  If (I % 100 == 0)
  {
  Console.WriteLine (i.ToString () + ":" + sw.) Elapsed.TotalSeconds.ToString ());
  }
  }
  Console.WriteLine ("TimeSpan:" + sw.) Elapsed.TotalSeconds.ToString ());
  base1. Close();
  base2. Close();
  Env.Close ();
  }
  }
  }

  The problem have been found in the HashDatabase.Open () method. The filename parameter must be specified as below, or it will lift the DatabaseException with message "not enough space" so that the size (in bytes) of dababases reach CacheInfo size:

  HashDatabase database1 = HashDatabase.Open ("filename.db", "BD1", cfg);

  Base2 HashDatabase = HashDatabase.Open ("filename.db", "db2", cfg);

  Maybe it's a bug. I put the filename setting 'null' Berkeley DB documentation Guide.

• Tecra S3: Port LPT - EPP mode is not available

  How can I change mode of LPT port to EPP in Toshiba TECRA S3?
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  It does not in the ECP or SPP.

  Hello

  Well, if this option is not available in the BIOS if it of not possible to put it.
  You can also change the parallel port settings in the Toshiba HWSetup:

  There are also only 2 options available:
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• Portege M400 - virtualization not available in BIOS

  Hello

  I have 2 Portege M400 (different models), as well with the BIOS version 3.8, but strangely in one of them, I have the virtualization option to turn on or off.
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  Is this a known issue? I could I solve it?

  Thanks in advance,
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  That these two books have been said jokingly with the same processor?

  You should know that not all Intel processors supports the Intel VT (virtualization technology)

  Therefore, sometimes VT option is not available in the BIOS!

  See you soon

• Why I see Runtime Error R6016-not enough space for thread data?

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  I think you're on the right track to reinstall Chrome... but they have a method of choice for the best results and that the information is here:

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  Just FYI, running sfc/scannow won't help, but it will waste your time and you will not be able to determine which file is causing the problem because...

  When sfc/scannow runs successfully, you will see a start and complete message in the Event Viewer log system.

  It can take a long time to run and slow down your system.  When it starts and stops correctly you can only see events like this in the case where the system log viewer:

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  Event source: Windows File Protection
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 64016
  Analysis of file File Protection Windows has been started.

  Event type: Information
  Event source: Windows File Protection
  Event category: no
  Event ID: 64017
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  There is no information about what he did or what he did not.

  Even if sfc/scannow finds something to do, you will not know about it.

  That's why try again more than a waste of time.

• Help! CHKDSK not enough disk space to recover lost data. My hd is not accessible!

  Help me!!!
  I've been running chkdsk on my hd
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  Thankss

  Hey Polo,

  1. What exactly you're talking about when you say "my hd are not accessible? What exactly you get the error message?
  2. It is an external hard drive?

  You need to do something to free space on your drive, aiming for 20 percent of capacity.

  Move or delete some files to free disk spaceand then try again the Chkdsk utility.

  Important: Running chkdsk on the drive if bad sectors are found on the disk hard when chkdsk attempts to repair this area if all available on which data can be lost.

  Please post back with the State of the question.

• Not enough space on the data store

  I created a VM w2k8 server. I have attached a second virtual drive to it in the vsphere client determined I gave him too much space. I went back in the vshere client and click on delete. Now, when I go to add a second drive with the right amount of space I want t use I get error not enough space on the data store. I noticed that the old file vdmk still exist but do not know how to proceed. It is a 5 ESX environment and the data store is on the SAN. Space on the windows server is listed as unallocated.

  Hello and welcome to the community of VMware. Well I would like to browse the data store and make sure that there are no vmdk files sitting here that, if the other wise not to be there. Have a go at this and feedback your conclusions.

  Best wishes.

• Not enough space on the data store.  Newb help please.

  I have a running ESXi 4.1.0 2 Windows VMs server.  Everything worked very well, but I had to turn off all of the server and physically move.  When I powered it back, only on virtual machines with the power on at the same time.  The other dies with the error above.  I have very little experience with VMware and I'd appreciate any help.  Thank you.

  Welcome to the community - the reason why you can't turn on your VM is because a vmkernel swap file is created when you turn on the virtual machine, and if there is not enough space, then, you will receive this error - you'll need clean the directories where are installed the virtual machines - you'll need to remove all of the log files If there are snapshots commit those and then you should be able to powere on virtual machines

• Not enough space on the store of data error

  I just created a new virtual machine and the data store has 1 GB free, but when I try to turn on the virtual machine, I get the error ' not enough space on the data error store '.

  What is the minimum data required to power the virtual computer space? I thought that 1 GB is a lot of space...

  That is also correct long as you do not have a defined reserve, because don't forget the size of the by vm vmkernel swap file is equal to the memory assigned to the virtual machine minus the reserve memory.

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