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• W 7: How to find the total size updates Windows downloaded

  Windows 7: How can I find the total size updates that Windows has downloaded to my machine in the last 10 months

  I have a similar machine, no internet connected, motionless and you can buy dongle data to update.

  Update history was only 3 months or more.

  Or is it possible to download it on my machine and then transfer?

  Hi John,.

  We are here to answer your questions regarding for Windows Update.

  To find the total size of the file all updates that Windows has downloaded to your machine, you can first check all updates installed. After that, you can find its corresponding size in our Catalog Microsoft Update (using the Internet Explorer browser).

  Follow the steps below to view all the updates that are installed on your device:

  1. Click Start, then click Control Panel.
  2. Under the Control Panel, set the view by small icons , and then click Windows Update.
  3. Click installed updates.

  You can also manually download Windows Update from the Microsoft Update Catalog and save it in an external storage device and transfer it to your device to another.

  Updates can be classified as an option or Important. Updates option would differ usually from one device to the other. This is why we suggest that you check the list of Windows Update available through our Catalog Microsoft Update.

  From the Windows Update Catalog, you can check the updates of Windows has rolled out over the past 10 months, or whatever the date you prefer and download those of a machine can install on another. Make sure you also, filter it and download only updates classified as critical update, update , and the update rollup. Other classifications of updates may vary from one machine to the other, so we recommend you to download those directly on your machine.

  For more information on the terminology Standard which is used to describe Microsoft software updates, click here.

  Feel free to reply to this thread if you have other investigations.

  Kind regards

  You can use the mark as answer button, if this post responds to your request.

• How to view the total size of the items removed in the trash?

  I am using windows 7 Home premium. In the trash, I see the folders and individual files sizes in Details view. But when I select more than two folders, I don't see the combined folder or the size of the file of the two. The preview pane is useless because it does not show the size of recycle bin points, just the size of the currently selected item in the bin.

  Is there a way to look at the total size of multiple selected items in the trash?
  Also under XP, hovering above the bin used to give the size in ToolTip. The trash in 7 shows something like that.
  7 basket is not as good as that of XP. There seems to have a few steps backward in the stage of evolution instead of moving forward.

  Another way to display the total size of all items in the trash...

  1. in the Folder Options, enable the display of hidden files and folders, as well as protected operating system files.
  2 - Go to your C: drive, open the folder $Recycle.Bin, then right-click and choose Properties from the Recycle Bin icon that see you.
  This indicates the total size.

  If it was useful, you can vote by clicking on the green triangle. If it solves the problem, click on propose as answer. Thank you!

• The "64K limit for the total size of all the values in a registry key" rule - not more valid?

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/256986
  - more information -> Description of the register article, it is said:

  Note There is a 64K limit for the total size of all values of a key.

  I don't see that this rule can be valid any longer?

  In my Windows 7 SP1 x 64, I have at least 15 keys with values that add up to more than 65 535 bytes.
  In fact, I have more than 15 values (strings, binary and multiple channels) which, by themselves, have some sizes larger than 65 535 bytes.

  Here are a few examples.

  Native Instruments Kontakt 5 installation;
  [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S-1-5-18\Products\B354255567BB3E5479D39FE554E87D08\Features]
  -This key contains 91 string values, where 90 are under 250 bytes, but the last of them. "FE923650A" has a length of 67 401 bytes of data.

  Autodesk 3ds Max Design 2011 installation;
  [HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Installer\UserData\S-1-5-18\Products\FFECC85A69B39040E99BEA59BF78957B\Features]
  -This key contains 14 values of string, ranging from 1 (the 'P' value) byte to 75 426 bytes (value "max7"), bringing the total size of 116 944 bytes.

  Installation of Windows 7 by default.
  [HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\AppCompatCache]
  -This key contains a binary value of monkey 'AppCompatCache' that has a length of 259 768 bytes of data.

  Another installation of Windows 7 by default;
  [HKLM NT\CurrentVersion\Perflib\CurrentLanguage]
  -This key contains 2 channels multiple values: 'Meter' (87 950 bytes) and 'Help' (418 345 bytes), a total of 506 295 bytes for this key.

  Finally, once again Windows 7 installation by default.
  [HKCU\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\StartPage2]
  -This key contains 3 DWORD and 5 binary values with the value "ProgramsCache" being the most important of all with its 795 404 bytes
  either a sum of 807 639 bytes for this key.

  Hello

  Check this box:

  http://social.msdn.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/windowsgeneraldevelopmentissues/thread/84944bfe-4bf5-47cd-93ac-4d09076fcd40

  This problem can also be published on MSDN Forum.

• In the use of space Audit why are my fonts such a large percentage of the total size of the file?

  In the use of space Audit why are my fonts such a large percentage of the total size of the file?

  4 MB of an interactive file 6 MB (71% of the total file size).

  I'm only using Verdana.

  In this case the problem is not one of the fields have the police other than Helvetica. All fields are buttons, and all use the Verdana font in their appearances (icons), as opposed to their labels (aka Legend). This is how InDesign works when it generates the appearance for the buttons. As a result, that Verdana is incorporated several times as a subset, more than 300 times, once by button. This includes a lot of overhead, so that you get the size of large file.

  It would be much smaller than that you need to add buttons in Acrobat, even if you've used Verdana. In this case, the entire police would get embedded, but only once. It would take more work, but the process can be automated, if you need to do this sort of thing a lot.

• find the total size of the VM on specific data warehouses

  Hello

  PowerCLI guru, I'm not...

  I'm just using the following to get the total size of the virtual machine.

  Get-vmhost < host name, host name >. get - vm | Select-Object Name, UsedSpaceGB

  The problem is some of these VMS are on 15 k drive and some are over 10 k drive, is there a way to add the data store name each virtual machine is located at the exit. Seeing the data store name that I can know easily what typre of disc it is average.

  Currently, she is just out

  vmname size

  -----------        ------

  ABC 123

  Here you are:

  vmname datastore vmsize

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

  ABC xyz - 567 123

  Thank you

  The following PowerCLI script you will show the name, data warehouses and space used for all virtual machines:

  Get-VM | Select-Object -Property Name,
  @{Name="Datastores";Expression={
    [string]::Join(',',($_.DatastoreIDList |
      ForEach-Object { Get-View -id $_ |
      ForEach-Object {$_.Name}}) )
  }},
  UsedSpaceGB
  

  Best regards, Robert

• How to find the total size of the RMAN backup files?

  Hello

  env: Oracle 10 g 2, RHEL 64 bit

  My customer has a production database where rman backups are taken: level 0 backup every Sunday and level 1, Monday to Saturday.

  I have very limited access to this database of production because it is managed by a third party, and they don't give me my required info (don't know why). I don't have access to the rman repository. To connect to the database that I have to connect to a staging server, then connect to the database server. I have no access to Enterprise Manager. So in short, my access is limited. I want to collect information on the total size of the files of rman backup - both for level 1 to level 0 backups separately. I understand that this info can be retrieved from the rman repository. Is there a dictionary views/tables of data where I can get this info?

  Best regards

  Hello

  Have you tried to check forum this:https://forums.oracle.com/thread/1097939

  HTH

• How do I know the total size of the site

  How do I know the total size of all the files in my site?

  Window "Files" Dreamweaver gives the sizes of individual files in the site, but it would be useful to know the size of all the files combined.

  I appreciate that you can use Windows Explorer or similar, but it would be more practical to do so directly in Dreamweaver.

  Thank you.

  The easiest way would be to get information or check the properties on the folder root of your operating system.

  As far as I know, there is no way to do it within DW itself.

• The total size of the backup database and Total database size.

  Hi Experts,
  
  How can I find the size of the size of the database and the size of the backup with only the RMAN catalog help.
  I use Oracle 10.2.0.5. and Tivoli TSM
  
  I have

  Hello

  See this doc...
  http://download.Oracle.com/docs/CD/B28359_01/backup.111/b28270/rcmreprt.htm#CHDBIGHG

  Connect to SQL * for the database you intend to question the backup history.

  Ask the view V$ RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS for more information on the backup type, status, and the start and end time.

  The following query shows the history of the backup jobs sorted by the session key, which is the primary key for the RMAN session:

  COL STATUS FORMAT a9
  COL hrs    FORMAT 999.99
  SELECT SESSION_KEY, INPUT_TYPE, STATUS,
         TO_CHAR(START_TIME,'mm/dd/yy hh24:mi') start_time,
         TO_CHAR(END_TIME,'mm/dd/yy hh24:mi')   end_time,
         ELAPSED_SECONDS/3600                   hrs
  FROM V$RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS
  ORDER BY SESSION_KEY;
  

  Ask the view RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS V$ at the rate of tasks of backup in an RMAN session.

  The following query shows the speed of backup job sorted by the session key, the primary key of the RMAN session. The in_sec and out_sec columns columns display the input data and output per second.

  COL in_sec FORMAT a10
  COL out_sec FORMAT a10
  COL TIME_TAKEN_DISPLAY FORMAT a10
  SELECT SESSION_KEY,
         OPTIMIZED,
         COMPRESSION_RATIO,
         INPUT_BYTES_PER_SEC_DISPLAY in_sec,
         OUTPUT_BYTES_PER_SEC_DISPLAY out_sec,
         TIME_TAKEN_DISPLAY
  FROM   V$RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS
  ORDER BY SESSION_KEY;
  

  Ask the view RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS V$ for the size of the backups in an RMAN session.

  If you run the DATABASE BACKUP, then V$ RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS. OUTPUT_BYTES indicates the total size of backup games written by the backup task for the database that you are backing up. To view the backup set sizes for all registered databases, ask RC_RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS.

  The following query shows the speed of backup job sorted by the session key, the primary key of the RMAN session. The in_sec and out_sec columns columns display the input data and output per second.

  COL in_size  FORMAT a10
  COL out_size FORMAT a10
  SELECT SESSION_KEY,
         INPUT_TYPE,
         COMPRESSION_RATIO,
         INPUT_BYTES_DISPLAY in_size,
         OUTPUT_BYTES_DISPLAY out_size
  FROM   V$RMAN_BACKUP_JOB_DETAILS
  ORDER BY SESSION_KEY;
  

  The following sample output shows the speed of the backup jobs:

  I hope this will help...

  Kind regards
  Levi Pereira

• How to get the TOTAL size of the article before you download?

  Hi all

  Anyone know how to see what is the total size of the article before you download? I have an article that contains the video and several pages. I know I'm next above the limit, but I can't see how. I know that you can see the total link but surely Indesign, it's self will add more info on which will increase the size? I checked the video and pictures and they seem to fall under the 200 MB for the article. That article is not big so I need to know what is the total amount.

  I hope someone can help!

  (B) the limit is 100 MB for an article.

  That's really low, when you add videos to your article, so I hope they will change that in the future!

• Is it possible to import Raw files into the LR catalog...... including all changes in an external file raw editor such as Capture One?

  Is it possible to import Raw files into the LR catalog...... including all changes in an external file raw editor such as Capture One?

  I can import the Raw file successfully, but can't see all the changes that have been applied in Capture One. IM assuming not, but just to check.

  Your assumption is correct, Capture One, Lightroom and other third party raw processors have their own exclusive process and profiles to render the raw data.

  They do not make permanent changes to the raw data and save changes to a .xmp file or to a Lightroom catalog file.

• Windows 7 shows my D drive close to full, but the total size of the file is small

  I used the D drive for data, total size of the file (including system files and hidden) is only a fraction of the capacity of 138 GB. Can I fix? I already run the disk check.

  Thank you. I finally understood what happened. This is my windowsimagebackup file and separately too many backups in the MediaID.bin.

• vRO presentation: return the total size of the disk of the virtual machine

  Hi guys,.

  I have a catalog item to extend a drive, which is presented to the vRA advanced services and picks up the vRO workflow. For this reason, the default IaaS vRA no between not affecting resource management. So I would limit the end-users to a maximum size of the virtual machine - that is to say, if the size + total size they intended to expand is > to a specific size, then the workflow will report this.

  I wrote the following code to return the total of all the disks that are attached to a machine. Then, it comes to the tab Presentation vRO to fill the discs max value. It works fine when I use the code as a workflow and connect the output. However, vRO presentation does not return a value any. Anyone had similar problems or I made a stupid mistake and missed something?

  var total = 0;

  size var = new Array();

  var features = vm.config.hardware.device;

  var h = 0;

  for (var i in devices) {}

  If (devices [i] instanceof VcVirtualDisk) {}

  size [h +] = [i] devices, .capacityInKB / 1024 / 1024;

  Total += devices [i] .capacityInKB / 1024 / 1024;

  }

  }

  return to the total;

  
  

  
  

  
  

  Thank you

  bradger33

  resolved - used the wrong presentation vRO variable. Had to use rather than answer pre-defined data binding

• Script to gather and calculate the total number og Sockets PR. cluster

  Hello

  for licensing purposes, I need to collect a report host information and decision-making by the host.

  I want the report to include the following text:
  -Display the host by cluster (attached script) information.

  -A title with NOMCLUSTER by cluster

  -The total catch by cluster

  I guess my problem is that I work in a table and I want to insert empty lines and headlines and my attempts have failed so far. I don't know if I should convert to html format and change the page in this way. (hope not)

  I'd appreciate any help...

  / Kim

  Hi Kim,

  Welcome to the VMware communities.

  I modified your script to include a row header per cluster with the name and the total number of outlets for the cluster:

  $clusters = get-cluster | sort name
  $vms = $null
  if(test-path report.htm)
  {
      remove-item report.htm
  }
  
  foreach ($cluster in $clusters){
      $report = @()
      $ClusterSockets = 0
      foreach ($ESXHost in ($cluster | Get-VMHost | Sort Name)){
          $row = "" | Select Name, Version, Build, ClusterName, Model, ProcessorType, Sockets, Cores, PNics
          $row.name = $ESXHost.name
          $row.version = $ESXHost.version
          $row.build = $ESXHost.build
          $row.clustername = $cluster.name
          $row.model = $ESXHost.model
          $row.ProcessorType = $ESXHost.ProcessorType
          $row.sockets = ($ESXHost | Get-View).Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuPackages
          $ClusterSockets += $row.sockets
          $row.cores = ($ESXHost | Get-View).Hardware.CpuInfo.NumCpuCores
          $row.PNics = ($ESXHost | Get-View).Config.Network.Pnic.Count
          $report += $row
      } # End foreach host
      "
  $($Cluster.Name), Number of sockets: $ClusterSockets
  " | Out-File report.htm -append
      $report  | ConvertTo-HTML | Out-File report.htm -append
  } # End foreach cluster
  
  .\report.htm
  

  Best regards, Robert

• Add the total size of data store and space remaining

  
  Hi,
  
  What would be the easist way to add the total datastore size and remaining datastore size to the following.
  I do emphasise, esasiest, since I'm as green as can be to powercli, powershell for that matter. I'm trying to learn in babysteps 
  
  

  Get - VM $VM | %{ $_. Name; ($_ | get-datastore | select name). Name}

  At the moment I get day like this, I get to the above.

  DataStoreName (Add info here on DS size?)

  vmname

  DataStoreName (Add info here on DS size?)

  vmname

  ...

  ...

  ...

  Thank you!!

  The $_ represents the object that has been passed through pipeline (the ' |') of the previous cmdlet.

  For example

  Get - VM | %{$_. Name}

  The cmdlet Get - VM will get all the VMs on the servers of vSphere to which you are connected.

  The pipeline ('|) ') said these VM objects one by one to the following code.

  In what is a Foreach-Object (alias is '%') who will send the name of the virtual machine (available in the variable $_) to the default output.

  On a Select-Object cmdlet, you can select properties of the object that was passed through the pipeline, or you can use what is called a "calculated property. Such a calculated property consists of a pair of hash, name (N) and Expression.

  Obviously, name is the name you want to give to this calculated property.

  Expression is the block of code that must be executed.

  For example

  Get-Datastore. Select Name,@{N="CapacityGB; E={$_. CapacityMB/1 KB}}

  All database objects are passed to the Select-Object cmdlet.

  The Select cmdlet displays the name of the data store, and it will display a property called CapcityGB, which displays the ability to store data in GB.

  Notice how the property CapacityMB that is present in the data store object is converted to GB by the code in the Expression block.

  The part of the Expression has not always need to do something with a property of the object that was passed.

  For example

  Get - VM | Select Name, @{N = 'Current time'; E = {Get-Date}}

  In this case the Select-Object cmdlet displays the Name property of the virtual computer object that has been sent.

  And it will display the current time as the propertyname "current time".

  This is an example of a calculated property that has nothing to with the object passed through the pipeline.

  I hope that clarifies the code a bit.