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• F8 key does not have the advanced option!

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  XPS 15 (9530, end of 2013)

  CS_OperatingSystem

  Windows 8

  I want to do a factory reset and return to the first configuration of my Dell XPS, but when I click F8, it won't go to advanced options, as it normally should, I clicked several times on the F8 key before and after and and each time, but it never shows the advanced options should be , can help you on this? Thank you

  yorlink

  I managed as well to recover my product key OEM Windows 8.1 :)

  Now, I've left two questions:

  (1) why the F8 key does not work as it should!

  (2) where the recovery partition? I mean I say I format the C: / drive, I'll still be able to save the factory OS or this partition is located in another hidden partition?

  In fact my XPS is still under warranty, but when I contacted DELL support they told me by email that they are not able to call me because the PC was purchased from the United Kingdom and that I am not located in the United Kingdom they call me not, turn on! and after that, I asked just for the answers to my questions, but they still didn't have answer,

  Just don't call it premium support because it is not

  1. the UEFI BIOS and SecureBoot so that the change in the way Windows 8.1 boots. So that the 8.1 Windows start faster than Windows 7, there is almost no time for the user to type F8. This method to access boot options is obsolete as Windows 8.1 simply boots to fast.

  To get started, hold the SHIFT key while rebooting. Please see here for more details:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=fqqgk2fOtGU&index=5&list=PL1RkaknDn7v88-b9HVWAauoWSHDQhoe4w

  2. the recovery partition resides on the same hard drive as a partition unlabelled. Check out this guide here, when I was testing Dell Backup and Recovery on a clean install using the version 1.7.1.2:

  https://www.YouTube.com/watch?v=xKJjg0VAkIQ&list=PL1RkaknDn7v88-b9HVWAauoWSHDQhoe4w&index=1

  Should not be in this version that the recovery partition has been labeled and this has been fixed in version 1.7.5.64.

• BlackBerry Smartphones how do I find the Advanced Options

  I'm trying to fix the

  "This message is used to carry data between your BlackBerry handheld and a home server."

  problem.  I found several sites that say to correct what I have to go to Options > Advanced Options > etc.

  However, I don't see the Advanced Options under Options.

  Help, please

  Bill

  You're probably on OS 6 or later.  Advanced options is not an option in OS later.

  What you'll want to look for is Options > device > advanced system settings.

  I hope that helps you.

• Installation of earlier versions of CC, where can I find the "advanced options"?

  Hi, where can I find the "advanced options" to do this:

  By default, when you install a new application of Creative Cloud 2015 it removes previous versions of the application on your computer. If you want to keep your old version installed, click Advanced Options , and uncheck the box delete older versions in the update confirmation dialog box.

  I can't find anywhere, thank you.

  Hi Warris,

  Please refer to the "Update of Apps" section of this document:Update Adobe Creative Cloud 2015 applications

  You can also see before you upgrade to creative cloud 2015

  Hope that helps!

  Kind regards

  Sheena

• Dell Inspiron 531 - summer pc try to restore factory settings and hit the F8 key after close to a dozen times. I never see the advanced options to choose the factory restore. HELP please...

  tried to restore factory settings and hit the F8 key after close to a dozen times.  I never see the advanced options to choose the factory restore.   HELP please...  I'm following indications out of Dell's web site as well.    UGH

  http://support.Dell.com/support/topics/global.aspx/support/DellCare/contact_us?c=us&l=en&s=Gen&redirect=1

  If you have problems with the process of recovery of Dell, contact Dell at the link above.

  It's Dell recovery, not Microsoft software/process of.

  See you soon.

  Mick Murphy - Microsoft partner

• WIN8 - system restore ends after a shift of reboot, and then in the advanced options

  Ok.. for some reason any my laptop win 8 has just decided to update itself to win 8.1 - when he does this he discarded my profile and frog marched me through the creation of a new profile with a Microsoft account - something I DON'T WANT especially if I am supposed to connect a Microsoft umbilical cord on my credit card!

  Not happy, I tried to do a system restore to an earlier point by making a shift-restart and then the selection of advanced point-to-point previous system restore options-

  On this operation, you receive a warning that once started: the process cannot be interrupted or stopped... it was four hours ago his will... Now what?

  Finally, why is Windows 8 so horribly difficult?

  Hello

  Is your Windows 8, a copy retail or OEM (OEM)copy?

  As you have already started the system restore and it does not end, the only option you have is to force restart the computer and check if you are able to boot to the desktop. If you are able to boot to the desktop, then check what operating system is installed at present. If you have Windows 8.1, the only option is to perform the refresh.

  How to refresh, reset or restore your PC
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-in/Windows-8/restore-refresh-reset-PC

  Note: Applications that you have installed Web sites and DVD is deleted. The applications provided with your PC and applications that you have installed in the Windows store will be resettled. Windows puts a list of apps removed on your desktop after you refresh your PC.

  I hope this helps! Let us know if you have other problems with Windows in the future.

• In the Advanced Options Menu that I used to have a last good known Configuration to select who is gone?

  A while back I had to have my hard drive formatted and windows re-installed.  Advanced options, used to have a selection for the last good known Configuration. This selection is no longer there, but the other options as the safe mode and Boot normally.  This was a result of the hard drive being formatted? I'm more worried if this indicates a problem with the hard drive?

  I've since upgraded to Windows XP, which has the system restore, so I don't know if the last known Configuration Option is necessary.

  Let me be frank.

  This system is an old Windows 2000 upgraded to XP and it is low on RAM (384 MB) and low processor speed ~ 977 Mhz.

  If you are thinking about replacing/upgrading, it would be a wise investment.

  I know how to get emotionally attached to an older system, but one day you just I have to bite the bullet and get something more modern.

  You may he likes not at first and can hate him, but with some time and when you get your new system composed with your exact settings you like, you'll start to it.

  I've got 6 systems here who have bitten the teeth and never before seen power in months, but I can donate or use parts for someone who's biggest thrill in the world and what brings him smile in their face is playing Solitaire on a computer (or a visit to a dog... it's what I do sometimes).

  If you have problems with XP, I can help you with this better than I can, but your system specs are barely minimum for a good system in XP.  You could probably make it work, but it often curse you that you operate.

  That's just my opinion by observation.

• Yes, I want to see all the menu options

  I have two copies of CS3, one at the office and one at home.

  House shows all the menu options but has a below "Show all Options of Menu" which you select to see the rest of them.  My Indesign CS3 at work is no not - it shows all the.

  One might think, it is an element in the preferences, but I'm not.  How can I get InDesign to always show all the menu selections?

  Change the settings in your menu. Edit > menus.

  The settings menu are saved as part of the workspace, if you select this option.

  Bob

• y at - it a detailed explanation of the advanced options?

  

  I was wondering if there is a document that details the options advanced.  The default values are selected to reject, refuse, drop.  However, if the user is not located and select continue instead to reject, what is the next step in authentication.

  Here are my exact question:

  If you select continue, where GBA seems next?

  Look for the following rule in this access policy or does go to the next access policy?

  Do not have a document but may try to explain in this post

  There are three cases which can apply this configuration and for each case three options control the behavior of

  The behavior of three options is:

  -Reject: send a rejection of demand response

  -Deposit: send no response on demand

  -Continue: continue to assess the conditions of authorization policy

  The three cases for which options can be configured are:

  -Failed authentication: user name were found in ID store but a password is incorrect or the user is disabled

  -Not found user: username was not found in one of the ID stores that have been assessed

  -Process failed: couldn't get a response from the ID store

  As I said, if continue is to select the continuous treatment to evaluate the permission policy for access service that was previously selected. No other service access is evaluated.

  Note that in the authorization policy, there is an additional attribute that can be used to determine the special cases which occurred during authentication. The attribute is "Authentication status" and can take the values of 'AuthenicationPassed', 'AuthenticationFailed', 'ProcessError', 'UnknwonUser '.

  So in the political authorization can define different results depending on the result of the "authentication status"; for example to set default VLAN

• Remove the advanced option of virtual machine error

  Dear community of Vmware,

  I'm new to Powercli and I should delete an advanced setting to a virtual machine, that's what I tried:

  PowerCLI C:\Program Files (x 86) \VMware\Infrastructure\vSphere PowerCLI > Get-AdvancedSetting-entity (Get-VM-jar of name) - Name ' ethernet1.featur' | Delete-AdvancedSetting

  And that's what I get:

  Delete-AdvancedSetting: 29.10.2014 13:45:59 remove AdvancedSetting Vmachine irtual advanced settings can be removed.

  + Get-AdvancedSetting - entity (Get-VM-jar of name) - name ' ether net1.features' | Delete-AdvancedSetting < < < < + CategoryInfo: InvalidArgument: (ethernet1.features:5:AdvancedSettingImpl) [Remove-AdvancedSetting], ViError

  + FullyQualifiedErrorId: Client20_SystemManagementServiceImpl_RemoveAdvancedSetting_VMSettingsNotSupported, VMware.VimAutomation.ViCore.Cmdlets.CommANDS. RemoveAdvancedSetting

  I'm doing something wrong here? Is it a question of privilege?

  All the best

  Patrik

  And the last 5.8 PowerCLI R1 I guess?

• Explanation of the advanced options of MPEG2

  Can someone explain - or point me to a resource that explains - these options in the settings of MPEG2?

  • Macroblock quantization?
  • VBV buffer size?
  • (Sensitivity/reduction) noise control?
  • Write SDE?
  • Intra DC Precision (bits 09/08/10)? (during tests 10bits gave much better results especially with graphics and scenes that are mostly white.)
  • Ignore the frame interval?

  We are looking in using MPEG2 as a delivery and/or archiving codec and trying to get as close as possible to quality ProRes 422.

  We tried broadband H264 and MPEG2, with excellent results. But MPEG2 gave amazing results with MUCH smaller files (about 15% of the ProRes.)

  Try to understand these additional settings to optimize our conversion.

  In addition, as a first step, I used the default settings of GOP frames of M 3 and 15 N, but with the size of the GOP of 1. Then I tried to deal with M and N to 1, but, against all odds, the outcome was worse, especially for graphics. It's not logical for me. I thought using I-frames was supposed to reduce artifacts?

  AHA! Found the explanation of some elements:

  
  

  When the speed/quality choice is 'Specify the quality', the next control is a slider that controls the quality. It's actually the macroblock quantization MPEG level. Valid values are from 2 to 31. Low this variable values mean better quality and higher throughput, so 2 is the highest quality and 31 is the lowest quality.

  
  

  When the choice of the quality/Bitrate '"specify DΘbit' or 'Specify the quality' audio, the next control is a slider that controls the VPV MPEG service size of the buffer in units of 16 k bits. The meaning of this parameter is confusing because it is used to help predict if the MPEG decoder could suffer from buffer overflow or cost overruns. VBV buffer over/under flow are more often a problem in CBR mode. If the important objects are present in the generated movie, try to increase this setting.

  
  

  De http://vis.lbl.gov/NERSC/software/express/help6.2/help/Relnotes/MPEG.htm

• To access Advanced Options in BIOS on Satellite U500-12J

  Hello

  on my Satellite U500-12J my BIOS menu is quite simple. Hardly more than 20 options altogether... :-(

  In order to get my work of virtualization, I need to check / IO 'APIC' and "PAE/NX", which seems far beyond the scope of what Thoshiba allows me to see...

  Does anyone know how to access the RESP * activate the BIOS advanced *?

  Thank you very much
  Jan

  Hello

  I put t know what advanced settings, you want to access, but you can simply enter the BIOS settings by pressing the "F2" immediately after that the laptop has been powered.
  That's all!

  If there is no option of virtualization technology on / off then the BIOS does not support this.

  PS: VT depends on CPU if CPU does not support the VT, then you would not be able to activate this feature in the BIOS

• How to access the advanced settings of BIOS on Satellite P100?

  Hello.
  I have Toshiba Satellite P100-324.
  How can I access BIOS adv, such as USB Legacy Support settings?
  For example, Free BSD so requires, also my older hardware.
  Help, please! :)

  To enter the BIOS pleas try to press "F2" immediately after booting the laptop.
  I think Phoenix BIOS has been installed on this device, and therefore the F2 key must be correct.

• Satellite A665-147 - how to unlock the BIOS option?

  Hello

  I have an A665-147, and I want to change the cpu voltage and other things to improve my battery life.
  But in the BIOS, you can do nothing. I remember my old PC that you could unlock the Advanced mode by pressing alt + F1.

  Could someone help me?
  I'm sorry for my English french

  Sorry but there is no help. These options of don t exist in the BIOS.
  If you want to improve the battery life you must reduce energy consumption.
  To that effect, Toshiba has designed eco-utility.

  Using this utility, you can use laptop with little longer than usual battery power supply.

• Satellite L300 - no option in the advanced startup options safe mode

  Hi all

  Can anyone help me to lift this toshiba Satellite and running for my sister inlaw, I currently have a model L300-149 PSLBOE (Windows Vista) here are the questions.

  1 once turned on and boots the screen goes to the boot with the following result Manager
  File: \Boot\BCD
  Status: 0xc00000e9
  Info an unexpected i/o error has occurred

  2. If I power cycle and hold / press F8 the screen won't take me in the advanced options for me to start in safe mode

  Hello

  This looks like a Windows problem. It seems that your Windows installation is muddled up and you need to reinstall the operating system.

  If you cannot access the start menu advanced in the t, you must take the Toshiba Recovery disk to restore to factory settings. Boot from that disk and follow the instructions on the screen everything that s and easy to use.

  In addition the recovery disk will delete everything on HARD drive for backup files important first. ;)