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• What will be lost if I perform a new installation of vCenter Server?

  Hello

  We tried to upgrade our existing vCenter Server 4 to 5 without success.  The VC Server service is not able to start up.

  VMWare support staff has suggested us to perform a new installation.  We would like to know what information will be lost and must be reconfigured to the new vCenter Server?  We are OK to do not keep permeable Performance data.

  Thank you

  What you lose depends on what you have in vCenter.

  Models, Folders, Cluster configurations, pools of cluster resources, HA/DRS configurations, alarm settings

  clusters to store data, storage profiles, profiles of the host, historical events,

  If you use the vNetwork distributed switch,

  vCenter Distributed switching configurations will not exist in the new facility and

  need to be rebuilt before adding the hosts;   You'll probably need to convert those back

  the standard vSS on the hosts temporarily before adding them to the new vCenter...

  Basically... you lose all configuration except the configuration stored locally on the host computers.

  It is essentially the list of virtual machines and the stuff you see in the 'configuration' tab when you click

  a host.

  You will need to add the hosts as one of the steps in the installation of the new Victoria Cross.

  You will have the virtual machines stored on the host and resource pools that existed

  on the host at the time, vC was lost.

  However, when you move the hosts in a cluster, the 'Home' resource pools

  will be deleted.

• During the new installation of xp pro, the program never asked for the product key or what type of network installation.

  XP pro ie8 32 bit svc pk 3.

  during a new installation http://aumha.net/viewtopic.php?f=62&t=44636, most of the steps was OK, however, my product key was not for and type of network was not.

  As the third so clean installation I did, do you think the pc is to remember my preferences?

  Thanks for any help.

  I think that when you install XP and turn on the first time, Microsoft collects information from your system during this process to develop a signature of material that goes with your license and store it away.  Of course, they do not collect any personal information :)

  They do it so that if someone takes your XP installation license and tries to apply it to another computer (it is piracy) that the installation would not activate as your activation must match your hardware.

  If someone tried to install and activate your license on another machine with a different set of hardware, MS would say, wait a minute - this license has already been activated on another machine, and he could complain.  Then someone has some ' splaing to do.

  I suspect that in your facilities in 2nd and 3rd, MS takes a look at things and said... this material signature and the license already go hand in hand, that nothing has changed here, so it is not necessary to activate again, all right.

  This is why, if one day you need to replace your motherboard and reinstall XP, even if you have everything and it's all legitimate, you will probably have to reactivate again since the signing of material would be completely different for this license that MS remembers the first activation.  A few small hardware changes, that you can get away with, but if the number of points collected to compensate for the signing during the initial activation is too different, you will need help activating.

  In this case, if things are legitimate, you can call MS activation team, and if you can convince them that there is no hacking involved and you just have to change your motherboard, they work with you to get your reactive stuff.

  Since you are looking at AUMHA, they have a writing little upward about it here, but there are official documents of Microsoft you can read also ('points' and how they work):

  http://aumha.org/win5/a/WPA.php

• new hard drive - what is the difference in performance between the new installation of Windows 7 or a clone of old hard drive?

  I get a new hard Hard Drive (SSD).  The new disc is the same size as my existing SATA drive.  I can do either a new

  the installation of Windows 7 or a clone old hard drive?  I would prefer to clone the old hard drive and keep all my settings, etc.   It's empirical data on the performance difference between a new installation of Windows 7 or to continue with the Windows 7 which was 3 or 4 years ago.

  I know the conventional wisdom is that the new installation is faster, but, no matter who actually tested and compared the differences?  I know I'll get better performance of the SSD the SATA drive, but I don't know if it's worth the hassle to do a fresh install and redo all my programs and settings.

  Others that the performance of the SSD you should not see any differences.  If you do, you can always do a clean installation later.

• Firefox opens, then is unresponsive. Cannot reset. New installation doesn't fix it. Mac OS x

  I was browsing the internet with Firefox when it froze, so I force quit. I open it, but immediately, it freezes / does the thing of mouse wheel that turns indefinitely, so I have to force quit it again.

  I tried restarting and closing of my Mac. Then, I tried to reset Firefox, but it does not. I tried Safe Mode, but it's always immediately the cursor of the spinning wheel. So I tried to do a fresh reinstall several times. But it still keeps having the same problem.

  Help!

  Ed. I don't think it could be a problem with my Add ons, because I used the same for years and never had this problem.

  One thing I've changed a few days ago is usually I leave my Firefox history store things for centuries, but I thought I'd release RAM by changing these settings. I can't remember which, however, I changed the settings may have changed something then it deletes history and and something else after the closure of each session.

  It seems that I found a solution to my problem!

  I went in "name of user/Library/Application Support /...» "and deleted the folder of Firefox with the settings of the profile, as it seemed to be the settings I changed what triggered the problem beforehand.

  I then with the sacking of the application and downloads of .dmg and remake a new installation. Firefox is now open and work normally for me. (However, I do not know why change my history in the first place settings, causing the problem.)

  Please NOTE: If someone else tries this, if you delete the folder, you will lose all your saved bookmarks. There is probably a folder in profiles that you can copy and save to preserve your bookmarks, but I don't know who it is.

• New installation of Xubuntu w / Firefox on my PC. Everything works VERY slowly, even typing and cursor movement. Is - fixable?

  With this new installation of Xubuntu (which is supposed to be quick enough) with Firefox included, all transactions processed through the browser are incredibly slow: typing, go to other pages or Web sites; move the cursor is painfully slow, and sticky with time delayed reaction and excessive results. I have the maximum encryption and security; This could be the problem? Note: I noticed that type in this window is normal...? E-mail is correct, also.

  Thank you very much
  Bob

  Glad your problem is solved itself, and I see that you have also your problem another (1012424/questions/1012424). Don't forget to update Firefox, it should be 31 Firefox now or if Xubuntu is a bit behind perhaps still Fx30 but certainly not Fx28.

  Be aware that you will see big changes in Firefox

  • Learn more about the design of the new Firefox version 29
  • https://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/tour/

  You mentioned

  why would they include an unsupported version of Firefox in the same package with the newest version of an operating system?
  

  Ubuntu and Xubuntu major versions come out every six months. Firefox updates every six weeks. Probably the first thing to do after you have installed a new version of X / Ubuntu is updated the software, also immediately before the upgrade to the next Xubuntu.

  Versions of Firefox & Ubuntu/Xubuntu

  I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS for most. 14.04 is also LTS, so you have to stay on that instead of update in due course to 14.10

  • Pretty graph http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ubuntu_versions#Table_of_versions

  I use their distro Canon of construction of Firefox since their deposit of Aurora. Who is behind Mozilla versions datewise (I also installed mozilla versions), but it uses the package manager, so no need for manual updates of Firefox. You probably don't want or need to do that, but if you do not want to install this as a browser extra is available for 12.04 & 14.04 of

  • https://Launchpad.NET/~Ubuntu-Mozilla-daily/+archive/Ubuntu/Firefox-Aurora
  • If you are interested by sets it Mozilla see
    Installing Firefox on Linux
    & https://help.ubuntu.com/community/FirefoxNewVersion

  Synaptic (graphical APT front-end server) package manager is therefore longer in default distributions of Ubuntu/Xubuntu, you could add Synaptic (included in gDebi in Xubuntu 12.04) otherwise use the "Software Center" to ensure that everything is kept up-to-date

  • Software Center http://askubuntu.com/questions/4983/what-are-ppas-and-how-do-i-use-them/40351#40351
    • https://sites.Google.com/site/easylinuxtipsproject/first-Xubuntu#TOC-apply-all-available-updates
  • Https://help.ubuntu.com/community/SynapticHowto Synaptic Package Manager

  I know that some earlier versions of Ubuntu to (less LTS versions) the canonical versions of Firefox did not update, but I expect the center of software or package manager to be able to keep Firefox reasonably aware and do not drop by more than one version.

• My PC crashed. Restored on a new record and a new installation of FireFox. I can still access all the files. How do I take the old bookmarks if there is no backup?

  My PC crashed. Restored on a new record and a new installation of FireFox. I can still access all the files on the old drive. How do I take the old bookmarks if no backup exists, or has been completed? Does not save bookmarks of FireFox auto? If, then what is the file name and where is normally stored by FireFox?

  In fact, it can be easier...

  If you have the old drive connected as, say, drive E, go to:

  E:\Users\username
  

  Then click in the address bar and paste it after this and press ENTER to open it:

  \AppData\Roaming\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles
  

  Normally, you have only one file, which has a random string followed by "default." In this case, click on this file and find the subfolder bookmarkbackups.

  If you find multiple profile folders, look inside to find the most recently updated backups.

  To restore the backup files, see: restore bookmarks from a backup or move them to another computer

• Why FF act as if each start is a new installation and hang on to old tabs?

  I updated Firefox to version 8.0.1 to 9.0.1 about an hour ago, and it has been wrong since. I suspect it's a matter of preference, but I'm not sure.

  Every time I have start FF (or restart), he seems to think that this is the first time, it was run / installed. It checks the compatibility of each extension, once again.

  It also opens a new page in "Welcome to Firefox hooray... "as if it were a new installation. Each time, it adds a new tab with this message. Address, it opens:

  http://www.Mozilla.org/en-us/Firefox/9.0.1/whatsnew/

  In addition, it does not follow my load on startup home page settings. It sticks with the old tab rather than that it should open.

  I've already gone through and tried to use the information on the pages of the forum helps:

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/Firefox%20Has%20just%20updated%20tab%20shows%20each%20time%20You%20start%20firefox?s=page+opens+on+startup & r = 8 & As = s

  and

  https://support.Mozilla.org/en-us/KB/preferences%20are%20not%20saved

  They do not seem to have helped matters. Of course, I don't know exactly which lines in the Prefs.js file should be deleted, but I took:

  user_pref ("browser.tabs.closeWindowWithLastTab", false);
  user_pref ("browser.taskbar.lastgroupid", "Mozilla.Firefox.8.0.1");

  ... and the problems persist. I don't want to go lift more information that I do not understand. Thanks for any help.

  Oh, and I made sure there is no running session restore feature, AFAIK (including TabMixPlus). My settings of homepage in the menu Options are correct.

  To summarize:

  (1) stop FF to think every start/restart is a new installation.
  (2) get my home page to load to the correct address.

  I don't know what the problem with the old profile, and in this case, it is easier to try a new profile, that spend a lot of time to devote to what is wrong. It could be a prefs.js file or a problem with the registry extensions file or a problem with the files sessionstore or something else.

• With the help of files from a Linux saved / home folder hierarchy, how can I get these bookmarks in new installation?

  Prior to this announcement, I read the information available on import-export-backup but unfortunately, I became very confused.

  Location:

  On my PC at home, I backed up my Ubuntu + Mint/home folder [dual-booting to installation] trees on a flash drive. In the two Ubuntu + Mint, I used Firefox 3.6.3

  Now, I installed Mint with Firefox 3.6.3 on a new hard drive.

  In my new installation of mint + Firefox, how to use the files in my backup folder trees / home to give my new Firefox these same bookmarks?

  I have never "exported" or "supported" My Favorites; I just copied my trees set/home folder on a flash drive, assuming that the files would be there when I need them. I see a bookmarks.html file in my new installation, but it seems only toolbar links and not a few bookmarks, I created in the past days. And I don't know what to do with the file "places.sqlite".

  Should I find "places.sqlite" files in the backup folder tree / home and copy / paste them somewhere on the new hard drive?

  I didn't want to risk experimenting this - could hurt!

  Thank you very much.

  Firefox 3 and later no longer use bookmarks.html to store bookmarks.
  
  You can restore latest JSON bookmarks in the folder bookmarkbackups or copy places.sqlite on current Firefox profile. Both methods will replace the current bookmarks with the new bookmarks, so I you must preserve existing bookmarks and then export them to a HTML file and import this file later.

  See:

  • http://KB.mozillazine.org/Backing_up_and_restoring_bookmarks_-_Firefox

• New installation OS on Equium A100

  Hello world

  I'm new to this forum, so I'll appreciate all the help I can get.

  I have a Toshiba Satellite A100 - 02L, model PSAAQE-00P00KAV, with operating system Vista Home Premium 32 bit since July 2007. In October 2007, I performed an upgrade to Adobe Reader and things started to go wrong.
  I did a reinstall of my recovery DVDs, and things are almost back to normal. The pc stopped recognizing my web cam and I had to buy a new, but above all it worked well. The mistake I made when you reinstall - I changed 2 partitions-2 physical hard drives into one. However, over time that my laptop has started to hurt behave again, especially after what he installed vista pack 2, including not having the audio drivers or see a multimedia disk of a sony-ericsson phone, I bought a few weeks ago.

  So, I decided to reinstall once again, hoping to fix all the wrongs. I've done this procedure a couple of times, although I'm not a very technical person. I started the pc with the drive, I pressed F12 and select reboot from cd/dvd, but he didn't perform the clean installation, I expected, just something a repair, I think. The screen where you choose the partitions came not upward, and one where you put your Vista key and it took about 45 minutes to do all that.

  So I tried again, hoping that this time it will work. Cannot do and after the third time he went into ms - back like screen, telling me that windows has not to load, a step which gave unfortunately I did not write down and said there is a corrupted core. I was very upset, as you can imagine, so I left it alone for a few hours, then I tried to restart the computer again. Fortunately, this time he started windows, but there are always pieces that does not meet the standards. So, I was hoping that maybe someone can give me some advice on how to do a clean install and repartition my HARD drive.

  I tried to look on the Web site for support, but I can't find my model, there is only an A100-027, even when I tried the model No, it was not me with the auto detect software.

  I know this is a very long story, but I hope that the details will help. Really looking forward for your help.
  Micky.

  > So, I decided to reinstall once again, hoping to fix all the wrongs. I've done this procedure a couple of times, although I'm not a very technical person. I started the pc with the drive, I pressed F12 and select reboot from cd/dvd, but he didn't perform the clean installation, I expected, just something a repair, I think. The screen where you choose the partitions came not upward, and one where you put your Vista key and it took about 45 minutes to do all that.

  You mean on the Toshiba Recovery DVD or disk Microsoft Vista and the new installation?

  Using the Toshiba recovery disc will not ask you to choose the partition, nor to put keys series! The image of Toshiba which is placed on the Toshiba Recovery disk is already enabled and the serial number; key is not required!

  Generally, the use of the recovery disk should format the HARD drive and you could reinstall the whole OS again maybe there is something wrong with the HARD drive may be
  I think this should be verified

• New installation of windows server 2008r2 gives me this activation error: 0x8007007B - "the file name, directory name or volume label syntax is incorrect. Can someone help me to activate?

  Windows server 2008r2
  No role
  Dcpromo has NOT been executed
  new installation

  Hello

  Your question of Windows is more complex than what is generally answered in the Microsoft Answers forums. It is better suited for the IT Pro TechNet public. Please post your question in the Technet Windows Forums. Here is the link:
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/winservergen/threads

• upgrade to Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate Edition with the new installation of windows XP

  I plan to upgrade to Windows 7 64 bit Ultimate Edition with the new installation of windows XP

  my PC configuration is like below:

  Card mother Intel DH61WW
  Processor Core I3 2100 3.1 Ghz
  4 GB OF DDR3 RAM
  Seagate 1 TB SATA HARD drive
  OS: Microsoft Windows XP Professional SP3

  I run Windows 7 upgrade advisor in which some results below the incompatibilities:

  Intel (r) 6 Series / C200 Series Chipset Family SMBus Controller - 1 22
  Unknown Intel we have not the compatibility information about this device.
  Intel 82579V Gigabit Network Connection
  Unknown Intel we have not the compatibility information about this device.
  Realtek High Definition Audio
  Realtek unknown we have not the compatibility information about this device.

  Here's my conceerns:

  What needs to be done to overcome the problems of incompatibility?
  Do I need to download new software files compatible for windows 7 and then install
  for example VLC media player, Skype, MySQL Server I am running
  or currently existing files are compatible to install with Windows 7?

  Would I be able to upgrade to windows 7 without any problem and safely?

  Could you please help me with the questions above?

  Please correct me with additional suggetions that I may have missed with.

  Looking forward to hear from you

  Thank you

  You understand that you will not be able to upgrade Windows XP to Windows 7?  He will have to do a clean install.

  The Council supports Windows 7, you can get the drivers here (the chipset drivers should be the first drivers you install after installing the operating system.)

  John

• New installation of Windows XP Pro! I can't update.

  I reformatted and installed XP Pro on a new construction. My drive is quite old. There the SP2 and Internet Explorer 6. When I try to update, I get error 0 x 80240036. I can't even install the Nvidia graphics driver because she needs .net framework. Its been two days of * trying to solve this problem. Any ideas on what I should do? Remember that it is a new installation.

  Read the steps to take before you install Windows XP Service Pack 3 (especially the # 4: turn off you're a / v)

  If you have an AMD processor, see http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=23751

  Download and install SP3--> http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=24

  Download and install IE 8--> http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/internet-explorer-8-details.aspx

  Return to Windows Update

• New installation of Windows XP does not - UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME

  I'm trying to do a fresh install of Windows XP.

  Soyo SY - P41 845PE Lite MB
  Pentium 4, 2.4 GHz
  1.5 GB of Ram

  This is a computer that I use every day and who usually has a hard drive with WindowsXP SP3. I just want to have a spare hard drive with a new installation of Windows XP on it.

  But installation can not. Usually to auto restart after step 'Copy files' of the installation process. The Windows splash screen appears briefly, and then blue screen message, "a problem has been detected and Windows has shut down to prevent damage to your computer. UNMOUNTABLE_BOOT_VOLUME"followed a few Advisory paragraph which does not apply because the operating system is not yet loaded, then:" technical information: * STOP: (0x8951c900) 0xc0000185 0x00000000 0x00000000. "

  Once he got as far as the Windows Installer screen (one who tells me it will take 39 minutes down left) then a box seemed to read: "Fatal Error. An error was encountered which prevents the installation to continue. Installation failed to install the product catalogs. This is a fatal error. The Setup logs files should contain more information. "Read the Setup log file:" error: the signature for the installation of Windows XP Professional is not valid. " The error code is 80096001. An error occurred during trust verification. »

  Another time, after you press enter in the "WindowsXP installation on the selected element", I INSTANTLY got a screen which read; «An error has occurred during installation has been updated of the partition information on 152626 MB disk 0 at Id 0 on bus 0 on atapi [MBR].» Setup cannot continue. »

  Things, that I already tried that did not work:

  Using two different Windows XP Professional installation disks.

  Withdrawal and tries to install with different RAM sticks in place.

  Two IDE 40 son different cables, which work fine on this computer.

  Two different Western Digital disks hard two test without error using the WD diagnostic utility.

  My knowledge is limited, but that seems to leave only a bad card mother, right?  However, as I say, the computer works well with this old install Windows XP on it. He simply refuses to let me do a new installation on another hard drive.

  What other steps can I take to get a new installation on a hard drive with this computer?

  Thanks to each of you for your attention to my problem.

  I spent $4 on a 80 wire cable IDE (to replace the 40-wire cable I used) and I was finally able to get Windows XP installed today.

  Because I had done installations in the past with the 40 wire cable, I don't understand why it didn't work anymore. I guess the age of the cable, but I actually had multiple failures with a whole new thread 40 I had just bought. A mystery, but at least I now have a new facility and I am inclined to believe the 80 wire will make for a faster computer.

• I deleted something in the windows which caused my computer to not allow any new installation. How can I fix it?

  I have reviewed all the files except the program files and System 32 and has done a lot of deletion due my computer of spinning and spinning and spinning... etc.  After that I tried to analyze something and scan it gave me a message that there is no driver found.  I tried to reinstall the driver and tried to reinstall another driver to a different scanner, but my computer does not have a configuration.  Can someone help me with this?

  • Tried a System Restore to a point before delete you?
  • You may need to perform a repair of Windows XP Installation , but you want to do this carefully if you have a newer version of Internet Explorer installed now.  It would work BETTER if you have your installation media of Windows XP with Service Pack 3 integrated into it because it is likely that you have Service Pack 3 installed on your computer now (and the 90 + updates come after that).
  • Finally - how are * your * backups of * your * stuff?  Your documents, your photos, your music, your bookmarks, your installable applications, your serial numbers and product keys, etc. and so on?  Also, do you know what hardware drivers your system needs to communicate correctly with all the material inside and connected to your computer?  (Belarc Advisor would be a good FREE tool to run and print the results if you can.  It lists a lot of this information for you.)  You maybe just to perform a new installation of Windows XP.

  Come back - let us know what is happening and how things are going.