PowerConnect 5324 restart continuously.

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• PowerConnect 5324 SFP Module

  Hello

  I have a PowerConnect 5324 and a "QLE2462 PCI Express 4 Gb FC Dual Channel".
  What modules I need to buy to make them talk to each other?

  The seats of switch on the server, so I'm sure I need a SX module.

  I have no knowledge on the FC so a deep answer really appreciated

  This will be my homelab so nothing of quality required

  Kind regards
  Andrzej

  Hello

  The switch supports modules 1000-SX and 1000-LX. Those aren't Fiber Ethernet, fiber channel storage. The 5324 does not support the Fibre Channel.

• PowerConnect 5324 default factory reset

  Hello

  I have a Dell PowerConnect 5324 and I need to reset it to factory settings.

  I am facing difficulties to connect the switch cable to the Console, the following has been done

  1. I tried 2 difrent console cables

  2 - I tried 2 difrent computers

  3 - I tried Hyperterminal & PuTTY

  4 tried default 9600, N, 8, 1 and many more combinations

  5 - made sure SCROLL LOCK is OFF

  The spectacle of hyperterminal connected but I can't figure anything...

  Double entry not funcion and I am not able to access the switch.

  How can I resolve this more? What should I do in this case?

  THX

  Hello

  Can you telnet to it? You can access the web GUI? If you can access the switch in a different way, you can reset to the factory settings by deleting the configuration of start and reloading. For the console, you need a null modem or crossover RS-232 cable.

• PowerConnect 5324: esoteric cabalistic

  Hello everybody,
  
  I got a Dell PowerConnect 5324 switch and I try to manage it.
  

  I connect it to a computer with a null modem cable and I run PuTTY 0.62. I set options to :
  

  • Connection: serial
  • Speed: 9600
  • Data bits: 8
  • Stop bits: 1
  • Parity: None
  • Flow control: no

  And then, I switch on the switch. I get this :
  

  Waow. I've tried to change the character set, but none give something readable.I still can type basic command : if I type enable, reload, y it seems to reboot.
  

  But I can't manage it because this display is unreadable.
  

  Any idea ?
  

  Thank you, it works! As I always do, I erase everything, then I rebuild.
  Because I want to do is slow, but sure, I write this script in notepad ++, then I copy a line and spent in PuTTY.
  I was tired of blindly typing my commandments and not be sure of the result...
  (of course the line beginning with # is a comment, and 'y' is just to validate the command reload)

  #Reset To Factory Settings enable delete startup-config copy running-config startup-config reload y#waiting
  
  #Configure IP Address enable config interface vlan 1 ip address 192.168.77.250 /24 exit ip default-gateway 192.168.77.1 exit copy running-config startup-config
  
  #Reload to make sure it saved properly reload y#waiting
  
  #Create a web UI user enable config username admin password admin level 15 exit copy running-config startup-config
  

  Then I ran to try to access to the web interface... yeah, victory !!!
  

  Thank you very much Dell Community for your support.
  

  Thank you Dell for your hardware, PuTTY & Notepad++ for your software...
  

• PowerConnect 5324 unable to upgrade

  I'm trying to upgrade a PowerConnect 5324 sw 1.0.0.47(boot ver 1.0.0.21) to sw rev 2.0.0.40(boot ver 1.0.0.2) rev. I have download the new code to the switch and boot images has changed.

  After booting on the new firmware image, I see the message "Arc file does not exist" and switch back to the old firmware.

  Any suggestions on how to correct this problem and get the deivce to load the new firmware?

  Thanks in advance.

  
  

• SWMagent.exe restarts continuously

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  Having a problem.  SWMagent.exe restarts continually.  How can I fix it?

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  Samsung software is installed on your computer?

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• I have a HP a530n that restarts continually.

  I have a HP a530n that restarts continually.  I installed a reader of CAC, 2 days ago, and reboot to initialize the installation, he began a cycle restart nonstop.  I tried to go into safe mode, but it does the same thing.  I did a full install of windows xp sp2 on an existing installation "repair" and it always does.  Any ideas?  Anyone?  Bueller?

  My HP acted in the same way sometimes when restarting. What the Microsoft or HP solution method 2 to restore the system by using the Windows XP CD? See below.

  The solution that worked for me was a manual, I removed the hard drive to my HP a530n, attached to an adapter IDE - USB, changed the PIN back to act as a slave drive and connected to my laptop the drive installed as an external drive, then I opened the file ExternalDriveLetter: \Windows\System32\Drivers renamed file intelppm.sys XXXintelppm.syx removed the hard drive and then installed in the HP and it worked. (Before you reinstall the drive, change the rear pin hard drive master or Cable Select).

  Also, while the hard drive was still installed as an external for my laptop drive, I copied all my data files, bookmarks, Favorites, files of Outlook PST, user profiles... I then ran the hard disk Error-checking tool (right-click on the drive and select Properties, then select the Tools tab) to analyze all of the bad sectors of the disk, you must check both boxes to automatically fix errors system file and Scan for and attempt recovery of bad sectors, it will tell you if your HP hard drive begins to fail and must be replaced. Hear the sounds that weird car or see a lot of bad sectors during the analysis of error checking is a good sign to replace it until it goes dead. Also scan this external hard drive with a thorough virus & malware/adware scan. If you have a dead drive, I found a technician in Florida, which use a clean and restores the data from hard drive for a good price: hddsavers.com

  You might have corrupted Windows XP system files which prevents normal windows load upward or your hard drive fails mechanically. My original hard drive failed, and luckily I had a backup image (Acronis) of this to restore all my data and programs on a new disc. A failing drive can let you not do a Windows system restore if system files are located in a bad disk sector. But there are 2 types of system restore, it is done through Windows XP during the boot process (press F8) and the other is original of your hard drive has been installed with 2 partitions on the disk, one of them is a D-drive called HP_RECOVERY, it is possible with a new disk and software such as Paragon hard disk manager to copy to this partition and restart from zero (default) to install windows XP and programs and then copy on your data files, if you manage to install the old drive as an external drive to another computer. To use the HP recovery, you have access to this starts, it's the first blue light screen HP see you and down, it gives you the option button to select this restoration, if you don't see it, then go to the BIOS Setup (pressing F1 at startup) and there could be a selection to display the splash screen.

  If by chance, method 2 below works and Windows loads up again once as normal, you must always use the disk error checking to find bad sectors and you must parse the filesystem of Windows for corruption (start/run: sfc.exe/scannow). Also do a virus scan and spyware-malware throrough of the player (free programs: Avast, Malwarebytes, Ad-Aware & Spybot - I use all 4 looking for different things, free programs require usually manually update you and run).

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  To work around this problem, run the recovery console by using the Windows XP CD. Then, select the recovery option. To run the Recovery Console from the diskette of starting Windows XP or the Windows XP CD, follow these steps:

  1. Insert the Windows XP startup disk into the floppy drive. Or, insert the Windows XP CD into the CD drive. Then, restart the computer.

     Note If you are prompted, click to select all the options required to start the computer from the CD drive.

  2. When the "Welcome" screen appears, press R to start the Recovery Console.
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     Note If the administrator password is blank, press ENTER.

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• Tandberg 6000 MXP restarts continuously after 1 minute

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  Please help me.

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• Pavilion Sleekbook 15 will display the menu boot usb. Restarts continuously.

  Hello

  I have a HP Pavilion Sleekbook 15 (model: 15-b022es) in which I am tryig to install Linux.

  Since the day that I bought it, I was unable to boot anything directly via USB. I searched a lot on this subject, and the usual causes are order secure boot devices to boot, or Legacy Support options. This certainly isn't the case, since I tried all possible combinations. In fact, the exact symptoms that presents my laptop are not described anywhere I've found. What is:

  If I insert a USB drive into any port of the laptop, it makes the computer completely unable to boot. It is not that it freezes, it restarts again and again, but never goes beyond a black screen and make a few sounds HDD (usual start of sounds, nothing weird). In this State, with again inserted USB, I can access the configuration of the BIOS by pressing F10, but can't access devices (usually available at F9) Start menu, because pressing F9 just causes a new reboot.

  In the past I've accessed the start menu do not insert any USB and then pressing F9 then I walked into the USB port, entered and left some folder random to force a refresh of the display (and therefore show the USB) and finally selected my USB. It's a bit hacky and I can cease to apply this solution, as my HARD drive is now cleared and there is no file I can enter to refresh the screen and display the USB.

  Now the thing is: I can not install any operating system to my laptop if I can't boot from USB, so how can I do? For now, all I get are continuous resets the machine before you get to the boot menu.

  And what is the cause of all these resets? Maybe if I go out, I can imagine a way around this problem.

  Thanks for the quick reply, but this isn't the problem, I had already tried.

  I can handle the start menu until I do not start the computer with a USB stick inserted. If I insert one, it will prevent F9 to enter the boot menu, causing the machine to restart again indefinitely.

  However, after having tried everything I could think of (even different file formats in diferent USB drives and for different configurations of BIOS), I went paranoid and I tried with every USB that I have at home.

  I was able to start successfully with a Toshiba 8 GB fat32-formatted USB key (I tried with other pendrives fat32).

  So, finally, it seems to me that it is a bug in my computer EFI firmware. In the first place, the incomplatibility seems to be a bad transposition a standard on the side of various manufacturers of USB key or on the side of HP. But in any case, continuous restarts instead of an information on the error message (as happens for some other errors) seems to be a bug to me behavior.

• Pavilion g6-2293sa - 8.1 Windows restarts continuously office

  My friends Pavilion g6-2293sa continuously restarts the office. It's an Intel i5 - 3210M with 6 GB of ram. Problem seems to have started with the upgrade of Windows 8 for Windows 8.1 in April.

  So far, I did the following:

  1 run HP Diagnostics from the F2 - all hardware components transmitted

  2. started in Mode safe mode with networking and it's stable

  3 did a system restore to the oldest available that was April 21 - problem persists

  4. install SafeMSI to enable me to update Mode applications without failure

  5 update Google Chrome which didn't work (Firefox & IE were fine)

  6 removed Classic view & Norton360 in case this was the cause of the problem

  7 during the restart Windows has applied various updates to day (unknown) but not 8.1.1 yet.

  The laptop starts ok (seems slow to me for an i5) displays HP logo and Windows starts but then when the desktop loads with the taskbar and icons that constantly recharged.

  Would appreciate help to diagnose and resolve the issue before doing a restore to factory settings and lost all installed applications and user data.

  Hi My_name_is,

  Welcome to the HP forum!

  I understand that your laptop continuously restarts the office, after update to 8.1 Windows.

  You tried to do a restore, but the question remained.

  You've tried at various stages in Mode without failure, but it remaied pending.

  Here are a couple of suggestions to try.

  At the command prompt, right-click and run as administrator

  Now type sfc/scannow and press ENTER.

  It will look for corrupted files and try to fix them.

  You can also try to refresh your PC to solve problems (Windows 8).

  If you perform a recovery to factory, you will receive an option to backup your personal data to prevent loss.

  Performing a recovery of HP (Windows 8) system

  Restore files that have been supported to the top using HP Recovery Manager (Windows 8)

  Here is a document to help you with the update of Windows 8 to 8.1

  You can run The HP Support Assistant with updates.

  Here is a link to the drivers PC laptop HP Pavilion g6-2293sa for your convenience.

  Alternatively, you can contact HP support for help on this issue.

  Contact HP technical support to the 800-474-6836. If you do not live in the United States / Canada region, please click on the link below to get assistance from your Technical Support Sitemap HPregion number.

• TravelMate 5742G: restarts continuously

  Hello

  My Travelmate 5742 G i5 460M restars continuously. I try own funs but after a few days problem returned once again. Now, if I want to work just need to use external fun but it isn't possibible working in this condition. I can't use my travelmate out of office, for example.

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• Windows update happens in step 3 and restarts continuously in step 3

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• After the reinstallation of Windows 7, it does not load and restarts continuously

  I recently formatted and reinstalled Windows 7 on my Sony Vaio PCG - 71913L LAPTOP however the operating system does not load and his bicycle at all times. From the time turned the first page initialization comes then it stops and restarts and continues to go through this cycle. Is there a soloution to this question

  Check your BIOS settings. Have you installed the drivers of Sony devices?

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  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

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• Firefox restarts continuously

  BP-d2cd4087-4994-4596-B401-c5fec2140122
  After the crash of firefox startup. Work only safe mode. Reset firefox - don't help, does not.
  System: Win 7 x 64 ultimate, 4 GB ram, 500 GB HDD (installation again, old hdd 320 GB split 75, 100 100 gb and one for linux)
  After installing new hard drive and install windows 7 and firefox - I'm in trouble with firefox, if one of the partitions
  large size. If I have only 'C' drive with a size of less than 100 GB - it's ok. If I do the second partition (drive "D") and large (now I have 200 GB and 120 GB logical drives) - restart firefox/crash.
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  PS Sorry for my English bad.

  It sounds like a problem with the hardware acceleration and graphics in Firefox.

  Try disabling hardware acceleration in Firefox (you will need to close and restart Firefox).

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• Satellite A200 restarts continuously after Windows update

  Hey all,.

  The model Satellite A200 - 1 GB (PSAE6E) worked perfectly for two years now (with Vista 32-bit).
  Since running windows update yesterday and restart, the laptop summer stuck in a reboot loop, restart immediately after the 'POST' (the Toshiba logo, etc) screen with a flash of blue screen.
  Holding F8 to read the message, it says INACCESSIBLE_BOOT_DEVICE (0x000007B)...
  Try to restore to a point before the blackout failed for an unknown reason (gave an error).
  Search in Google gave a possible cause - maybe the hard disk driver was changed by an incompatible type. There were some suggestions to turn off the AHCI in the bios, but it doesn't have this option.
  The bios was not updated since purchase (this is version 1.4), but I can't update because it seems that the only update provided by Toshiba requires windows.

  Someone has any idea how to fix the computer without having to reinstall windows? No matter what?

  Thanks in advance,
  Ofir

  Hello

  I doubt that it could be a hardware error (my personal opinion) but nothing is impossible, that you know
  The fact is that a BSOD can be caused by hardware error, but also a serious software problem
  In my opinion, something went wrong during the update

  If you are not able to boot the operating system even by using a safe mode then a new install of the OS would be the last chance to get this sort problem

  I think you should try a new installation to see if this could be a hardware problem because there is a small remnant of risk that this could be a hardware problem