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• May VMWrkSttn7 on 64 bit-Win7Prof, run vhd on external seagate 500 GB USB drive

  Hi I'm new to this vm world... Please bear w / my crawl on all fours

  I have hp dv8t 64 bit Win 7 Professnl of 2 x 500 GB = internal hard drives 1 & 4 GB Ram & i7 720qm processor image

  I intend to install vmworkstation 7 on laptop to install the following:

  < 1 > workstation windows - 32-bit win2k3 server on internal hard drives
  < 2 > OEL5 workstation - Oracle Enterprise Linux 5 64 bit on external seagate 500 GB HDD USB drive

  When creating the virtual machine, is it possible for a chosen to create a virtual hard disk (vhd), allocate all the space 500 GB in a *.vhd file save on this external hard drive and then install whatever I want OEL5 (o/s) and other applications on linux?

  I use the hp USB wireless mouse & say that I could take in others transcend usb xGB drives in other passers-by while having this key external seagate 500 GB USB connected.

  USB drive letters will cause confusion to the VMworkstation whenever I have extra USB drives connected?

  I really appreciate your thoughts and especially time.

  Thank you

  Vee

  First Workstation uses the vmdk files - vhd is a different format.

  If you create your Oracle VM you must create it directly on the USB drive - this means in the vmx-file - a relative path to the vmdk (the VM configuration) can be used.

  This means that you can plug this disc to another host and still use it.

  Don't worry driveletters.

  Resemble the vmx-line that gives the path to the disk

  scsi0.0.filename = "oracle.vmdk".

  Do not fill the USB drive more so let say 90% or you will get poor performance

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  VMX-settings- WS FAQ -[MOAcd | http://sanbarrow.com/moa241.html]- VMDK-manual

• Why my XP does not recognize a Toshiba 500 GB USB external drive... it does not appear in disk management or in computer

  Bought a new Toshiba 500 GB drive external usb.  My XP desktop won't recognize/find this disc.  It does not appear when you view the disk management or work station.  I also have it on my new laptop (Vista) and it has been found immediately.  My research online only tells me to find the external drive in disk management and assign a drive letter to... but I don't think to assign a letter! Toshiba says that the drive is compatible with XP. I have another smaller disk capacity that work perfectly on the XP machine.  Please tell us what should I do to have my Office XP recognize the
  is the new external hard drive.  E-mail address is removed from the privacy * or * address email is removed from the privacy *.

  Three things that you have not yet mentioned are

  1. don't change you the registry suggested by the KB Article (see: a computer that is running Windows XP cannot detect a USB flash drive, an iPod from Apple or an external hard drive)?  I suggest do it manually instead of using the FixIt.

  2 represents the drive recognized in the Device Manager (start > run > devmgmt.msc > OK)

  3 is the drive recognized in your BIOS (press the corresponding key on startup).

  Reformat to FAT32 was probably not necessary (and you'll probably want to re - format to NTFS before use).  XP has no problem with large (> 500 GB) external USB drives.

• Accidentally erased all of the start menu

  So, today, not really knowing what I was doing, I accidentally erased EVERYTHING in my Start menu!

  I was able to get most of the icons back in there but there are three programs which are also pinned to the taskbar and if I start it, it will appear in the start menu, unless I have pin. So my real question is, how can we add a program that is already pinned to the start menu toolbar? (No, not pinning)
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  See this tutorial

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• I accidentally erased all the desktop icons in Vista Basic. Restoration has not replaced these icons.

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• Toshiba 500 GB external hard drive is no longer recognized

  I have a Toshiba 500 GB USB 3.5 "external hard drive of office which was working perfectly until what a few days, but now it is no longer recognized by my computer (the device does not appear on"my computer"as it used to). Help, please!

  I had a similar problem with drive external 3.5 ". After a trip he stop working. In my case, the index has been connected to the PC (not portable) IDE channel and formatting.

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• Toshiba 500 GB external HARD drive is no longer detected - after only 1 hour

  Hey,.

  I finally got my Toshiba 500 GB external hard drive delivered today. I had no problem setting up and to turn my laptop on, it immediately recognized and I started to transfer things for her.

  However, I accidentally stood on the USB cable to the HARD drive and disconnected. I plugged it in, but my computer did not recognize.

  Nothing I've tried has worked, always, the laptop does not recognize the hard drive.

  Please help, I've only had the one hour thing, and it already does not work! I really hope that I have not only lost £56...

  All advice is appreciated, thanks in advance.

  NEW: My father just tried plugging the HARD drive in the desktop PC is on the ground, and as soon as the USB when it is in the port, you stop the computer... causing him to lose a lot of important business email, he wrote. It starts the computer, the USB and you stop again... and this has happened 3 times until he gave up. What on Earth is wrong with this thing? I've never heard of a USB cable, stop a computer permanently, or a hard drive that does more after an hour of use...

  Post edited by: Sam_V631

  The USB port on the HARD drive may have been damaged and may be causing the PC detect a short power.

  You can try another USB cable? If it is not the cable, then the HARD drive should be sent to a Service Center for repair or replacement.

• Laptop sees no external Toshiba USB HDD 500 GB

  Hello

  my new Toshiba drive hard external 500 GB USB does not appear in the laptop with USB 2.0

  The light of the HD post OK

  Tried all USB ports three (sockets) of the laptop.
  Can you help me please?

  thanx
  Nick

  Try to use a key USB * Y * cable that allows you to connect the external HARD drive to two USB ports.
  The point is that the common USB 2.0 ports provide 500mA max power.
  That is why it s advisable to connect two USB ports to make sure that enough power would be supplied on the HARD drive.

• Can Toshiba 500 GB external HARD drive - I use for backup?

  Hello.

  Can I use my Toshiba 500 GB external drive that is currently back up My Documents via the Microsoft files history * also * as a hot spare for the enjoy backup & recovery?
  Currently, the external drive has 346 GB free.

  Thanks Howard
  Warwickshire, United Kingdom

  Why not be honest the backup & recovery from other manufacturers of portable computers are not known to me, but you can store and back up all files on the HARD drive.

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• Satellite L505: recovery would erase all my partitions?

  Hello

  I have a Toshiba Satellite L505, using Windows 7 Home Premium. I created a "recovery disc" using Toshiba Recovery Media Creator, saved to a USB key.

  My hard drive is divided into 2 partitions (using disk management, in computer management), a major, c contains the operating system and all of my installed software and secondary, D:, all my data.

  I would like to reinstall Windows 7 using the USB recovery, but my question is: which clears the main partition, c only, or it will delete everything in D: so?

  Thank you very much!

  > will erase the main partition, c only, or it will delete everything in D: so?

  The Toshiba Recovery disk would format the whole HARD drive and would also be possible to erase all partitions that are created on the HARD drive
  Therefore, you must back up the data on an external (USB HDD, drive, USB flash memory, etc.) before you run the recovery procedure