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• small disc inserted and does not eject

  Someone at - he lived small insert DVD / disc to the macbook pro 2013instead insertion standard size; I did and I can't he ejected now!

  Need help... Thank you

  You cannot use small disc DVD Mini DVD discs are smaller than the great loading slot mechanism can handle.

  You must break down superdrive for the disc.

  You better Genius Bar appointment to show them the circumstance you are faced with now.

• Disc SSD data store unavailable after reboot

  I have a Kingston SSD drive installed in a Dell T620 SAS (Controller H710) basket bottom. It is configured RAID 0 (disk). Therefore, it is OK, and I created a data store using the full disc. It works very well in the virtual machine that it is assigned to you. However, when I reboot and look in the configuration of the storage is not there. I can add and it remembers. The bad news is that the virtual machine, it is affected to cannot start as long as I add back in manually.

  A look at the list of devices, it shows that mounted. The difference between it and other readers is it says unknown partition format, it also says non - ssd.

  I'm just against a unit of failure in charge here? I do not see the SSD drives listed in the list of supported devices, but I hardly find this page.

  < small mug shot >

  Why he let me a second hard drive configured to use the rest of a store of data and then not start because there is not enough room for the Swap and not remove the second disk hard when I tell him?

  < / small rant >

  Hi Lou

  Why do not connect you to a port SATA (my last one)?

  This seems to fix. Also, he appeared as an SSD and remembered all the stuff.

  I guess it has to do with the SAS/RAID connection. Will try another drive to be sure.

  Lou

• Block size is too small - reformat the data store or create files VMDk 2?

  Hello

  I'm new to VMware and so far I absolutely love everything about her!  Well, I was not too happy when I realized that I can't create more than 256 GB a drive without reformatting the VMFS datastore.   Apparently, I accepted the block size of 1 MB by default during the installation...   I now need to configure a file server with about 500 GB of storage.  The data store with a larger block size (4 MB would be fine for me) reformatting is easy enough?  I am currently working on the first host ESXi 4.1 and will move to set up 2 more hosts in the coming weeks.  I read somewhere on the forum that ESXi 4.0 doesn't let you change the block size by default of 1 MB - is this true or relevant to 4.1?

  Currently, I have only 2 small VMs on that host, and these can be easily saved and put offline for a few hours, if necessary.  When starting the server, I created a single RAID array that holds ESXi and all virtual machines - does that mean that I have to reinstall ESXi in order to increase the size of the block?

  An alternative that I can get to is to simply create 2 255 GB VMDK each and load distribution of storage in the guest operating system (Win 2008).   Performance wise, is a disc more great and better (or worse) than the two smaller disks?

  On a related note, what should I choose for the "Independent" option when you add a new virtual disk?  Default is disabled (not independent).

  Your thoughts, focus and expertise are welcome and will be greatly appreciated!

  Thanks in advance,

  Dothan

  Dothan,

  You should power (after the virtual machine backup) remove the current data store and create a new one with the new block size. I did not have this on ESXi 4.1 again, however, he worked on ESXi 4.0.

  The maximum size of VMDK. If you want ot be able to take pictures, make sure you subtract twice the size of block in GB of the documented maximum size.

  Block size 1 MB--> 254 GB (= 256 GB, 2 GB)

  Block size of 2 MB--> 508 GB (= 512 GB - 4 GB)

  Size of block 4 MB--> GB 1 016 (= 1 024 GB - 8 GB)

  Block size of 8 MB--> GB 2 032 (= 2 048 GB to 16 GB)

  André

  EDIT: Just the KB for the maximum sizes. http://KB.VMware.com/kb/1012384

• Migration of the partition of the BONES of a small disc to a larger drive.

  Original title: how to install a new boot disk to replace an old small in a system with Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium...

  I wanted to replace the old and smaller startup disk in my computer with Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium.  I backed up all the files that could be saved by Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium on an external USB drive.  I installed a new drive (IDE 2 Master) in the computer, in addition to the initial startup disk (IDE 1 Master).  I can start the computer from the diskette of starting old very well.  I loaded a new version of Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium to the new drive using my installation DVD.  Now, the computer can boot from two disks, with a choice that is offered at boot time.  I have restored all the files that have been saved to the backup of Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium, and I discovered that it does not back up or restore any of the installed applications, device drivers, etc...  Here's the question: can it restore the old system on the new boot disk without going through the task very very laborious to reinstall everything?  The old drive is intact, and everything above can be read when the system is booted from the new drive.  I need to upgrade the version of Microsoft Windows Vista Home Premium?  Should I buy a backup or restore the software that makes the restoration of the former, but intact drive?

  Here are a few pieces more real information that might be useful:

  (a) I actually wiped the initial startup disk, I had replaced own (I still have the backup on the external USB drive) using the Western Digital software.  It is a procedure well wipe with many references in the literature, not only writes zeros to each sector once. As such, it takes a long time to do this, but who does not easily a problem, as the machine worked on it during the night so that I slept, and about 11 hours later, he introduced a disk cleaned 297 GB (more than 320 billion bytes, actually), that works very well as IDE Channel 2 auxiliary memory virtual or such operations training.

  (b) the E-IDE drives are called PATA (parallel ATA) drives today, and they are readily available.  The SATA drives are serial - ATA disks.

  (c) after all the above, I have a new boot disk without defects and with all this work on IDE 1 channel and a clean swap (and others) 2 Channel IDE drive.  For example, disk of Microsoft Windows Vista performance index went from 4.3 to 5.8, which is a significant improvement in performance.  The machine is only limited by the CPU itself to a performance Microsoft Windows Vista to 3.5 index, which means that there no flow data bottlenecks in your computer because of its devices (including memory) that has been to limit its performance.  This isn't bad at all, for a machine that is about 9 years old.

  (d) I typed this message and the previous on the computer after the upgrade of the startup disk.

  -Yekta

• burn DVD SD disc and data

  I'm looking to replace our workflow "burning a disc" Toast Titanium with yet. We make the switch from Mac to PC (not my choice)

  Our workflow is...

  4 x camera POV H.264 images > compressor (encoding Mpeg2/AC3 Audio) > Toast to compile > burn disc

  Toast has a really cool feature that is necessary for our business model. I am able not only to burn a DVD SD, but I can ALSO include the MP4 files on the same disk. We are able to provide our customers the experience he SD for people from the old school and the HD files to everyone on a single disc.

  Can still offer the same service? Burn a DVD with the VOB files and data on a disc?

  Thank you

  Yes, you can include a folder (containing any type of file to the computer you want) in the area of CONTENT on a DVD ROM

  This record takes, of course, a space that then will be unavailable for the 'film', you create

  Get still see Ann and my answers to https://forums.adobe.com/thread/2200922

  CS6 is the last reminder, see here #8 why http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1337952?tstart=0

  A little dated now, but still a lot of good information... especially for the reminder

  CS5-thru-CC body/Encore tutorial list http://forums.adobe.com/thread/1448923 has many links tutorial to help learn

• How small discs I put in the Iomega StorCenter ix2 - dl?

  I'm sure it sounds like a crazy question, but I have a client who is not really need terabytes of storage on their NAS. 2 2 x 500 GB drives would be more than enough. They need to back up both PC.

  I saw a table here https://lenovo-na-en.custhelp.com/app/answers/detail/a_id/30797 that specifies approved 1 to 3 to disk. What small readers and why?

  Any suggestions?

  Thank you

  Russel

  Hi RDFouts,

  500 GB drives should work as long as they are a manufacturer reputible, like the ones we have on our list of approved readers. Additionally, make sure that both hard drives are of the same manufacturer, capacity, and speed control.

• VDP: Cannot access the data store

  Hello!

  I have a problem.

  Every day I see error for one of my servers in "reports":

  2016-07 - 05T 06: 00:47.971 + error 06:00-[7F2F3FA5E700] [Originator@6876 = transport sub]

  Cannot use hotadd mode to access the FileSrv1/FileSrv1_1.vmdk [Cisco2-datastore]: can't get using this method.

  (Mounting VM using vm-3198 transport hotadd failed: cannot access the data store for one of the drives of the Machine virtual FileSrv1..)

  At the same time, I havn't this error for the other servers.

  "FileSrv1" has not has installed "VMWare tools". After the instalation "VMWare tools" on this server, the problem is resolved.

• Multi disc layout data merge in the unique text box

  Is it possible to merge the content of a CSV into a single text field? Currently using CS3.

  

  I did something similar in the past. My process was to import Excel into a database, such as one that is available with NeoOffice (Mac) / OpenOffice (PC).  From there on, I exported a record of the fields in the order I want them to appear.

  Maybe it's not a necessary step for you, but for me, there was a lot of additional data in the excel file that I didn't need... and there are over 100,000 rows of data that I had to get out into regions by the State, etc.

  In InDesign, I used a series of paragraph with 'Next' Style styles to form a sequence corresponding to the configuration of the records.

  For example, with your example, I can see two styles of paragraphs with nested styles.

  Style of business (with the business in the following Style address) name

  Style of address of business (with the trade name as following Style)

  Business address would have a nested style

  Blue character style "BOLD" - to - 1 - (ball)

  [No] - through - 1 - end nested Style

  There were a few required cleanup of import, but once this was done, I could select the content in the history, just right-click on the style (brand name) and select "apply, then style following" to have the entire list quickly format.

  HTH

  -mt

• Getting the error "the device reported unexpected or invalid data for a command. (oxC0AA02FF) when you try to create the system repair disc

  original title: error 0xC0AA02FF

  I try to use a "USB" "cruzer" to create a disc repair system, but when I click on this drive to create it I get the following error message:

  "The device reported unexpected or invalid data for a command.  (oxC0AA02FF)

  Hello

  What method did you follow to create the system repair disc?

  I suggest you to create the system with different USB repair disc and check if it helps.

  Means all try the methods and check them off below if it helps.

  Method 1:

  Try to put the computer in a clean boot state, and then check if it helps.

  How to troubleshoot a problem by performing a clean boot in Windows Vista or in Windows 7

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/929135

  Note: After troubleshooting, be sure to set the computer to start as usual as mentioned in step 7 in the above article.

  Method 2:

  I also suggest you to perform check disk (chkdsk) on the computer and see if it helps.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/check-a-drive-for-errors

  Note: You may lose a small amount of data while performing the check disk.

  I also inform you that the data on the USB key will be lost. You should take a backup.

  You can also check with the reference article below:

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-system-repair-disc

• If the upgrade to windows 7, it will be able to read data discs my xp?

  If the upgrade to windows 7, it will be able to read data discs my xp? l have data recorded on cd and on Word, and then transferred to cd/disc, to save. My XP PC can read the disc on reinstalling Microsoft Works, which has the word inside program. Windows 7 will be able to read these discs of data?

  Hi steve,.

  Just to make sure I understand, you have the Word documents on them with backup discs and wondering if they will be recognised by Windows 7.
  If this is the case, then you should not have to worry. Windows 7 will read the disc properly. However, as with XP, you will need to install the correct program that you would use to open files.
  In other words, if they are Word documents, then you will need to have MS Word installed or installed works for viewing.
  Hope this helps and let me know if you need more information.

• Bug report - activate the quick start causes filesystem corruption and loss of data for Windows 8 NTFS when it is used by Windows 8 and Windows 2008R2SP1

  My hard disk configuration is as follows:

  Disc 1: 0.5 terabytes
  Disc 1 - Partition 1 Windows 2008R2SP1
  Disc 1 - Data Partition 2
  Disc 2: 1 terabytes
  Disc 2 - Partition 1 Windows 8
  Disc 2 - Data Partition 2
  After you install Windows 8 RTM and used for about half a day, I started in Windows 2008R2SP1. From the start in Windows 2008R2SP1, I had "one of your disks needs to be checked for consistency", and it proceeded to chkdsk both the 2008R2SP1 and Windows drives data. No problems were detected
  I don't think a lot of it... and goes to copy several files from disc 1 - 2 Partition on drive 2 data - data Partition 2
  Then, I started Windows 8 RTM one 2 weeks later and told me that 'one of your drives should be checked for consistency", and it proceeded to the chkdsk disk 2 - data partition 2 and found a small number of questions. But after that, all files, I had copied in 2 Disk - Partition 2 data were GONE!
  So I decided to reboot and start Windows 2008R2SP1... and I got the "one of your disks needs to be checked for consistency" again this time what we found thousands of questions! He supposedly fixed, but my files (more than 200Gbytes) still LEFT!
  I believe that it is this same problem: the bug - report serious corruption of system files and loss of data caused other NTFS de Windows 8 CP readers but I think it was not fixed on CP, and it is now on GTR!
   
  One more thing why this site (http://answers.microsoft.com) don't have any option to ask questions about Windows 8 RTM? I had to choose' other/unknown '
   
  Update:
   
  I found another thread in this forum about the corruption of NTFS when dual boot: http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_cp-performance/can-dual-boot-windows8-x64-and-windows7-x64-cause/d89a58fd-cde5-41f5-b49d-8c84f79f46ac
   
  I also found this: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/W8ITProPreRel/thread/1be71590-1f43-4525-a341-26bdbccdb9df
   
  Apparently if you use the option "Turn on the quick start (recommended)" in your Power Options, when you turn off your machine, it's not really turn and that's why he won't let NTFS in a consistent state, and so, if the disc is read by another Windows, it will try to 'fix' cause corruption...
   
  This could mean, even a double start between 2 windows 8 facilities system would auto destroy...

  Hello

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the TechNet Forums. You can follow the link for your question.

  Windows Server 2008 IT Pro Networking Forum:

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/windowsserver2008r2general/threads

  Kind regards.

• Need help to replace a physically C drive on several computer disks. I can't LOOSE the data on the secondary drive.

  I got 2 hard drives, a small disc with XP Pro and a big drive for storage and memory intensive programs. The disc is dead - physically (he's grinding wheels), not because of software problems. I managed to boot from the XP disk and copied as much as possible on an external drive to install on a new hard drive. Externally will not take the backup file. After that I restarted depui the XP disc, my secondary drive is no longer recognized. I copy the contents of the C drive on an external drive. Here are my questions:
  1. can I ghost the info on a new hard drive and skip the installation? Reason I have CS3 on drive F, but it components installed on the C drive (where CS2 was before I upgraded). I do not have my Adobe CS3 here records because it allowed multi, and my records are currently out of State with the other licensee.
  2. If I install the new disk, starting from the old drive with XP disc, can I ghost? (I have a tour customized for several readers) When I started the drive C before - he tried to install on my F drive. I have not installed (I can't lose the files on drive F), and now the computer does not recognize the drive. I bought a Seagate drive and they have great software for installation - so I'd like to ghost it. The XP disk reduced to nothing the new drive hard as he did the F drive?
  and finally, question 3. When the new drive, I get up and running, can I sign out the F drive, plug it back and Windows will see it? CS3 & Quark will still work if I have to do a fresh install?

  1. can I ghost the info on a new hard drive and skip the installation? Reason I have CS3 on drive F, but it components installed on the C drive (where CS2 was before I upgraded). I do not have my Adobe CS3 here records because it allowed multi, and my records are currently out of State with the other licensee.

  2. If I install the new disk, starting from the old drive with XP disc, can I ghost? (I have a tour customized for several readers) When I started the drive C before - he tried to install on my F drive. I have not installed (I can't lose the files on drive F), and now the computer does not recognize the drive. I bought a Seagate drive and they have great software for installation - so I'd like to ghost it. The XP disk reduced to nothing the new drive hard as he did the F drive?
  and finally, question

  3. when the new drive, I get up and running, can I sign out the F drive, plug it back and Windows will see it? CS3 & Quark will still work if I have to do a fresh install?

  Hi jdohugh,

  Thanks for posting. If I read your post correctly your hard drive with your operating system on it died, so you lost your operating system and do not have to reinstall but you try to get down the important data before the reinstall.

  1 Q: can I ghost the info on a new hard drive and skip the installation? Reason I have CS3 on drive F, but it components installed on the C drive (where CS2 was before I upgraded). I do not have my Adobe CS3 here records because it allowed multi, and my records are currently out of State with the other licensee.

  A. Si your drive with your operating system does not work, I do not think you can ghost it and reinstall as the image would not work. With Adobe CS3 disks, you will need to contact Adobe and get them to perform the installation of additional supports. Simply copy the files likely will not work to reisntall the application.

  2. Q. If I install the new disk, starting from the old drive with XP disc, can I ghost? (I have a tour customized for several readers) When I started the drive C before - he tried to install on my F drive. I have not installed (I can't lose the files on drive F), and now the computer does not recognize the drive. I bought a Seagate drive and they have great software for installation - so I'd like to ghost it. The XP disk reduced to nothing the new drive hard as he did the F drive?

  A: as I said in question 1 if your operating system drive does not an image would most likely fail or be corrupt. If read correctly the other part of the question you the system tried to start installation on your f:\ that matches your drive program and now you cannot access the files on it? With the last part of this question, you will need to contact Seagate to see what makes their software, I'm not sure what you're trying to accomplish by using.

  3. Q. When the new drive, I get up and running, can I sign out the F drive, plug it back and Windows will see it? CS3 & Quark will still work if I have to do a fresh install?
       
  A. Si you reconnect an extra drive to XP, the operating system should see it regardless of what it was connected to previously. With regard to your programs, if it is a new operating system you load then Yes, you will need to reinstall these applications on the operating system, and they should work with no problems provided that the drive is working correctly.

  I hope this helps. Let me know if you have any additional questions.
  Shawn - Support Engineer - MCP, MCDST
  Microsoft Answers Support Engineer
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• I had to buy a new disc for Windows 7 I have install all previous versions of Windows?

  I have a C drive which is now too small, and I need to buy a hard drive much more. I am running Windows 7 64 bit (complete edition). I've been buying upgrades from Windows 2000, each new version upgrade. Is it possible to install Windows 7 without first installing all previous editions (which some may not even install on my hardware correctly, it was so long I don't remember what works and does not install). I have all the installation discs that dates back to Windows 2000 (XP Vista, then 7, then), as well as all product keys. Help is greatly appreciated.

  Moving the entire image will leave you with all the dross that comes with windows-based long-standing through of many upgrades that you did

  It is a bit dated, but this http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/31402-clean-install-upgrade-windows-7-version.html can help too long you understand the warning in the red zone.

• Connect physical hard disks to the virtual machine (and leave the data intact)

  Hello

  I'm looking to virtualize a SOHO headless server, that I use mainly for secure file storage.

  Currently, the system runs Linux installed on a small disc and has two drives 1.5 TB, used exclusively for data, in a cluster of ZFS mirroring. (I use the ZFS-fuse Linux-based application).

  I want virtualization for two reasons. One is to make administration easier and safer - avoid having to connect a keyboard and the physical monitor to the box from time to time. The other is that the machine is a bit more powerful to handle the load, and I'm hoping to make it work on other, more challenging tasks.

  Now, there is a catch. These discs are as highly important. I mean the data on them. What I need is to convert the current Linux system to a virtual machine, or re - install Linux on a virtual machine (don't like that), then connect the physical disks to the virtual machine as if they were actually connected.

  I certainly don't want to vmware touches those disks somehow.

  I've read the documentation, but I'm a noob when it comes to server virtualization and system engineering and don't quite understand if this is possible or not. These discs are not a SAN, they are physically connected to the server, I want to install vSphere on. (Of course, I'll log out when I run the setup of vSphere. But I need plug them again later, and they need to be sure that vmware will leave them alone and pass them to the virtual machine transparent.)

  Sigmoid wrote:

  Oh yes, the cluster mirrored ZFS. It is essentially a software RAID type thingie.

  http://en.Wikipedia.org/wiki/ZFS

  A material, or the point of view of virtualization, it appears two hard drives with a single huge partition on each that is not transparent to anyone, except the implementation of ZFS.

  OK, means that you can break the RAID, connect the drives to different host and configure RAID once again, right?

  Let's do it this way

  1. We will need a disc player more for VM, cause on flash, we install ESXi
  2. I will share ZFS :-), all you need to do with that before you install ESXi
  3. make the BACKUP!
  4. Disconnect the data host drives
  5. install ESXi 4.1 U1 free version on flash
  6. Download the site VMware vSphere client
  7. Connect the VM disk to ESXi
  8. customer help create the virtual machine and install the OS on it
  9. stop the virtual machine and esxi
  10. connect DATA drives to the ESXi host
  11. begin to ESXi
  12. See how to add RDM on youtube, after client use, change first hardware VM--> add a new hard disk--> choose Raw Device Mapping--> (physical or virtual) mode--> store it with folder VM - FACT
  13. Start the virtual machine, now your VM should see both drives, with good data course :-)

  I have just made this procedure (add ROW with data in Linux VM) on ubuntu VM, works well

  See you soon
  Artur
  

  Please, do not forget the points of call of the "useful" or "correct" answers