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  IM needs assistance regarding what to do next. I have a R710 turned off and installed a new ram. Restarted and the ram is very well detected. However, I have the screen shows VD01

  The following VDs lack 01.

  Im not sure what my next step would be, and my concern is that if I go into the configuration I will wipe disks

  Any help would be really appreciated

  Brendan

  

  You can press 'F' to import and continue or start the configuration utility and import the foreign configuration.

• Power supply upgrade Question

  Hi all

  This isn't a typical question. I read in all directions for an answer with nothing doesn't. I have HP Pavilion A1560n, which comes with a power of 300W. As most of you know, HP uses ATX power supplies and so for me to original power level, I need to know if the upgrade of power must be for the rail voltage 12V or 5V voltage rail. You're probably wondering the reason for the upgrade, and it's because I have a lot more hard and readers of DVD RW that I need to use this system. Think of this system as a station of mini Server (admittedly not the best system for this) If you want.

  With hard drives, one might think that the new power supply should have a higher on the 12V rail power. One could argue that the ATX V2.3 is also a good choice here because it has more than one 12V rail and retro-compatible with ATX. However, the fact that 2 different HP technicians mentioned that I need to upgrade is the power rail 5V me puzzled. A third technician just told me I need more power from 12V every power that I have met has more power on the 12V rail, except for the couple who had the same amount of power of 12V as my original power supply and many more the 5V power and the 3.3V rail.

  Could you please refer me to any documentation that could enlighten us in what route to go? Should I get an ATX upgrade that would increase the power on the 5V and 3.3V rails or V2.x ATX which will increase the power on the 12V rail.

  Thank you

  Jim

  Won't you Dear?  How about $ 45 for a Fortron 600W with 80 + cert?  $ 35 yesterday with a $10 OFF coupon.  This unit is 580W for 12V output rate.  No need to worry about the modern 3.3 and 5V rails with PC since the maximum load will be less than 100W.  This device does not have no problem of transverse load... which means that the system can take as little as a few watts on 3.3 and 5 v rails and still be able to get close to 600 w total power.  You can buy the adapter to convert SATA connector Molex, or vice versa if you have plenty of HARD drive.

  This power supply has three independent 12V rails, each rated up to 18A.  Say staying us cautious and rates from the coast to 16A by rail, one call always load to the top of each tubular structure with eight drives.  The processor and the motherboard to sit on the other 12V rail and you can put a high range GPU and a few additional hard disks on the 3rd rail.

  The HP tech skill level can vary considerably.  Great people work cheap, so if you want good advice, then you should put these questions to the hardware enthusiast forum.

  Let's take a specific example for illustration.  I have a WD 1 TB green drive on my test bench.  The label says A 0.70 @ 5VDC (3.5W) and A 0.55 @ 12VDC (6.6W).  Eight hard drives would put on 28W load on the charge of rail and 5V on the 12V rail 53W.  Double this amount if you want a sturdy margin of safety.

  Your PC will probably rely on 180W peak due to the older Intel CPU.  I doubt that you will have no problem to start six drives on the PC with the stock power supply.

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?nm_mc=AFC-&cm_mmc=AFC--_-na-_-na-_-na&item=N82E16817341010&CMP=AFC-C8Junction

• Power management & random question sleep/put into hibernation

  Hello people!

  First of all, I'm an administrator COMPUTER experienced, and I've owned 6 Thinkpads over the years... the machine in question is today a Thinkpad W530 (K1000M, 16 GB RAM, 240 GB SSD Intel, Windows 7 x 64, latest drivers and BIOS).

  I had a weird problem where out of no where, and while on battery, the computer will go to the default mode ' uh oh, battery runs out, record everything! Aka, if Hibernate is enabled, the computer will be in hibernation. If I disable Hibernate in Windows, then the computer go to sleep. So the problem is same, and for other symptoms can present as "hibernate without warning" instead of "sleep without warning.

  In any case, this occurs sporadically and often at times that bothers. The first few times, I didn't know what has increased, but I looked into it a little further now.

  Immediately after this forced sporadic "sleep" / "hibernate" happens, I checked the event log:

  "

  The system to sleep.

  Reason to sleep: battery

  "

  Now, obviously, this is no good. I was a little confused the first time I saw that as the power manager, or the built-in Windows gauge showed low battery. And after that I take for sleep/hibernate mode, the battery is still fine.

  Today, however, I only found a major clue. This time, instead of simply jumping to a sleep/hibernate event, I got a low battery critical Windows popup warning first, and looking at the Windows battery meter was shown left 7%, even if Lenovo Power Manager gauge showed a little more than 50% left. Almost immediately after, he does it is sleep and I wake him up once again, and of course, as always, the battery level returns to normal.

  If long story short, it's a pretty serious battery level report bug somewhere in the drivers of power? Or is it a bad battery? (And if that were the case, why only Windows reports the State of the intermittent dangerously low battery, Lenovo Power Manager no?)

  Just curious for some feedback, otherwise, I'll have to start RMAing parts, or even the entire machine. Of course, having Windows sometimes think that the battery is not about to die is not acceptable. Imagine if I was doing something critical and decides the computer "uh oh, battery low time.» close it as soon as possible! ».

  Yes. Define your event of critical battery doing nothing. It is a workaround, but it is not too bad workaround.

• Cord power 6700 Officejet question

  Is it possible to connect my all-in-one printer fax scanner to my surge protector CyperPower?

  Hi @LoriOKC,

  Welcome to the HP Forums!

  I understand you're wondering if you can plug in your all-in-one printer fax scanner to my surge protector CyperPower. I'm happy to help you!

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• Another RAID Question :)

  Until recently, we bought our licenses for ESXi 5 and before I have order my raid controller I would check with the community on certain things.

  Based on research I did on the forums and on the compatibility list, it's a pretty decent controller:

  http://www.Newegg.com/product/product.aspx?item=N82E16816118170

  What we seek to do is to take the above 8 port controller and set up 4 disks in RAID 10. Then down the line, connect a 4 discs additional for the controller even in another configuration of raid 10 or two matrices RAID 1.

  So my question is this: is it possible to install ESXi 5.5 on the first RAID 10 configuration, then later, to create additional tables on the same controller and then assign them to the existing installation of ESXi?

  Thanks in advance for answers!

  Yes, you can add new bays starting from the same controller to your ESXi installation at a later date. This will be done through host Configuration > storage. Once the berries are configured, they will appear in the list of available LUNS and can be connected to ESXi like additional data stores.

  I don't have experience with this particular model of LSI first hand, but it is listed on the HCL 5.x ESXi, so you should not encounter compatibility problems.

• Power Supply compatibility question

  Hello!

  Tomorrow, my new Dell XPS 8700 arrived. I opted for the internal model with 8 GB of RAM and 1 TB HD, Intel i7 4790.

  In the meantime, I ordered a few updates - specifically a 128 GB mSATA drive, an extra 1 TB internal HD and a Gigabyte GTX 960 overclockee edition.

  Currently, I have concerns that the stock power supply may not be up to the task - and am shopping around just in case. I met one at an incredible price, and have two questions for anyone here with experience in this field:

  (1) Will Dell installed standard power supply handle additions above?

  (2) if not, is compatible with the machine down and architecture Haswell?

  www.TigerDirect.com/.../Item-details.asp

  Thanks a lot in advance for any help!

  Welcome to the club of 8700 XPS!

  XPS 8700 OEM power will be well with a GTX 960.  No reason to spend, even if you add the mSATA and an additional HARD drive or two.

  The mSATA reader will probably less than 5 extra watts, and the HDD is maybe 10 watts max.

  And, insofar as this power supply, it seems that it is done by abderrazak, and is not a manufacturer that I heard a lot about.

  http://www.TomsHardware.com/Forum/351015-28-will-andyson-make-good

  I stick to Seasonic, some of the highest in Corsair or Silverstone, and their research before investing.

• RAID question...

  I have two in my system RAID arrays... lies in 3 x 1 TB RAID-5 (2 TB total) which is implemented using the controller onboard Marvell chip and Intel RAID software. The second is a 4 x 2 TB drive RAID-5 (total of 6 TB) inside a box external and put in place with a G Highpoint RAID card - Tech material on a PCI-e bus.

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• Sequence of power to RAID array

  Hi, guys ~

  In a few days, I will have received all the components for my new RAID. System failure:

  2009 mac Pro (980W power supply inside), 3.33 GHz quad core, areca 1880ix-12, 16 GB RAM, ATI 5870 or GTX 285 (according to what I share in an establishment at times)

  30 "monitor Apple Cinema HD Display (max 150W)

  22 '' monitor Dell G2210 (max 22W)

  Without digital TR8X w / (6) WD2003FYYS 2 TB RE4 drives (300W power supply inside), with two hot-spare parts installed. (8 disks total in box)

  APC Smart-UPS 1500 (SUA1500), valued at 980W

  APC Back - UPS RS 1500, evaluated 865W

  (2) external hard drives for backups

  Travel Q SATA drive dock (for backups of naked drive and clones)

  I listed this because I wonder about the possible need / best practices of sequence to avoid problems with the power supplied by my two inverters to boot. In the RAID3 reconstruction time thread, it is mentioned that one needs a huge UPS to manage a computer with a RAID, so I hope to confirm that my system works properly. Normally, I turn on all drives before switching on the computer itself, and since this round of 8 bays RAID uses only a 300W power supply, it seems that one of the UPS units I have would be perfect for this. I intend to use the smallest for the RAID and the monitor 22 '' 865W UPS. The Mac Pro has a 980W power supply, but I never see the UPS go beyond 25% during power on. I intend to use the largest 980W Smart-UPS for the Mac Pro and the ACD 30 "monitor.

  During heavy use, each must be supplied:

  UPS Smart-UPS (980W)

  263W = Mac Pro at full CPU load, may be higher when starting?

  = 30 "ACD light max 150W

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

  413 watts

  Back-UPS (865W)

  300W = Tower RAID (not sure that he would have never touched this charge)

  22W = 22 "monitor Dell

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

  322 watts

  Other external drives I can just broadcast on each of the UPS units with negligible effect, in my opinion.

  Everyone sees a problem with this arrangement? In its current state without the RAID, I went through dozens of power cuts complete, near lightning, causing temporary outages from one to ten seconds, and other random events of flickering light without a single issue so far. It seems sturdy, but I turn to you for more knowledge.

  Marcus

  Marcus,

  I have a couple of SUA1500 units and they are awesome. The RS 1500 is a unit of lesser quality.

  I would say everything except running the monitor the SUA1500 off and the monitor on the 1500 RS.

  The SUA1500 is quite capable of this charge (seen above, no seedless mines) and to have all disks, controller, etc. on a single common ground plan is much safer if you never have a bolt of lightning nearby. Set your ARECA to use a delay of 1 second to start sequenced by car, or you could play with less (I think mine is 0.4 seconds now). Then, you will never need one current current the power of 'start' for your disks full appeal (even if the digital Tower without runs all the time.)

  Jim

• TOSHIBA Power Saver - SP6000 question

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• HP ENVY Phoenix 850-065se: HP ENVY Phoenix 850-065se Power Supply replacement Question

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• Equium A60 power supply insulation question

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  I Don t think that the power supply is broken, and it doesn't really matter what the wall of the AC cable is connected from the regulated AC adapter voltage by itself and has it s own ground.

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  mastermattie,

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