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• Windows 2000 pro OS disc

  NEED WINDOWS 2000 PRO RECOVERY DISK. SE MESSAGE SAYING (BOOT FROM ATAPI CD-ROM: FAILURE...)   DISK BOOT FAILURE, INSERT SYSTEM DISK PRESS ENTER.

  Hello

  Thank you for visiting the website of Microsoft Windows Vista Community. The question you have posted is related to Windows 2000 and would be better suited to the TechNet community. Please visit the link below to find a community that will provide the support you want.
  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/categories

  That being said, it seems that there is a problem with the machines boot devices.  My best advice would be to get into the BIOS and make sure that your boot drive is first in line for the startup process.

  PLEASE NOTE:

  BIOS change / semiconductor (CMOS) to complementary metal oxide settings can cause serious problems that may prevent your computer from starting properly. Microsoft cannot guarantee that problems resulting from the configuration of the BIOS/CMOS settings can resolved e. Changes to settings are at your own risk.

  Best regards

  Matthew_Ha

• I have a computer that has Windows 2000 Pro, I can use the disk to upgrade to Windows XP with this OS?

  I have a computer that has Windows 2000 Pro, I can use the disk to upgrade to Windows XP with this OS? It's

  an old computer, but it works very well.  I want to switch to XP using the Windows upgrade disc. But

  in the specifications it lists only 98, 98 Second and ME as an operating system you can upgrade.  Thanks John

  Provided the specifications of the computer meets Windows XP you can switch from 2000 to XP. If it does not meet the specifications, you may upgrade the computer first or get a new one which is more cheaper today.

  In addition, please note that you can only switch to Windows XP Professional. If it is a home edition you have then it will not work. You can refer to the link below on how to update your copy of Windows 2000 to Windows XP Pro.

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/978307

• Was Windows 2000 Pro?

  Hey. I heard people talking about Windows 2000 Pro with respect.

  "This is a fantastic product!

  Well. is this true?

  Hello

  Windows 2000 is a line of operating systems produced by Microsoft for use on personal, desktop computers business, laptops, and servers.

  Published on February 17, 2000, it is the successor to Windows NT 4.0 and is the final release of Microsoft Windows to display the "Windows NT" designation.

  He was replaced by Windows XP for systems of office in October 2001 and Windows Server 2003 for servers in April 2003. Windows Me was released seven months after Windows 2000 and a year before Windows XP, but Windows Me was not intended to be, nor served it as the successor to Windows 2000. Windows Me was designed for domestic use, while Windows 2000 is designed for businesses.

  He had a lot of new features such as the update of Desktop Windows, Internet Explorer 5, (Internet Explorer 6, which entered in 2001 is also available for Windows 2000) Outlook Express, NetMeeting, FAT32 support, Windows Driver Model, connection sharing Internet, Windows Media Player, support for WebDAV etc.

• can I upgrade windows 2000 pro for Windows XP?

  can I upgrade windows 2000 pro for Windows XP?

  Hello

  Note Windows 2000 and Windows 2000 Professional can only be upgraded to Windows XP Professional. You cannot upgrade Windows 2000 to Windows XP Home Edition.

  "How to install or upgrade to Windows XP"

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/978307

  What specifications are needed for XP.

  "System requirements for Windows XP operating systems"

  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/314865

  "Taken Windows XP supported upgrade paths"

  Microsoft Windows 2000 Professional >

  Windows XP Professional Retail (full) version
  Windows XP Professional Upgrade Version
  http://support.Microsoft.com/kb/292607
   
  "The upgrade to Windows XP Pro in Windows NT/2000"
  http://www.winsupersite.com/article/product-review/upgrading-to-Windows-XP-Pro-from-Windows-NT2000
   
  See you soon.

• Satellite 1620CDS - need Multimedia Audio Driver for Windows 2000 Pro

  I recently had to reinstall my laptop Satellite 1620CDS with Windows 2000 Pro, but I can't locate the multimedia Audio device driver! and as such I have no sound.

  Any advice on how I could find this driver, would be much appreciated...

  Just FYI: your laptop has Crystal 4281 audio card. I hope you find the driver on the page given by the previous user. It is in the list.

• My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues. The system image and restore the system in case of failure.

  My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues.

  My efforts to remedy by restoring a system image backup failed.  At this point, I'm ready for a new clean install if I have to buy a drive to do.  My question is whether a professional Ultimate upgrade will or will not fix these bugs.  In addition, what is the cause of restoring the system to fail?  I never turned off or cannot create regular restore points.

  Original title: upgrade a "Fix" for existing system problems?

  My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues.

  My efforts to remedy by restoring a system image backup failed.  At this point, I'm ready for a new clean install if I have to buy a drive to do.  My question is if an upgrade to Professional Ultimate will be or not correct not these bugs.  Also, what is the cause System Restore to fail?  I never turned off or cannot create regular restore points.

  Hello

  1 re-installing/repairing software will not fix hardware issues.

  2. the operating system upgrade is not the way to solve computer problems that can be carried forward.

  3 1. If you use Norton, you should disable Norton inviolable Protection before using System Restore.

  http://Service1.Symantec.com/support/sharedtech.nsf/pfdocs/2005113009323013

  AVG will cause problems with SR too.

  «Temporarily disable AVG»

  http://www.Avg.com/ww-en/FAQ.Num-3857

  2. try to use Safe Mode system restore.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/products/features/system-restore

  "Start your computer in safe mode.

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/Start-computer-safe-mode#start-computer-safe-mode=Windows-7

  3 Malware will stop at the system restore.

  Download, install, update and scan your system with the free version of Malwarebytes AntiMalware:

  http://www.Malwarebytes.org/products/malwarebytes_free

  ____________________________________

  We really need for more details:

  "My Windows 7 Pro system has some serious hardware, internet connection and security issues.

  See you soon.

• VMware Workstation is unable to open one of the virtual disks required by this virtual machine because it is larger than the maximum file size supported by the host file system.

  I'm transitioning from Windows XP (64-bit) on a new computer with Windows 7 installed.  I undertook to VMWare Workstation 6 7.0.1 in the process.  The problem is with a very large RAID 5 volume on the new system.  It's a score of 5.45 TB (TPG and NTFS).

  When I try to start a virtual machine on this volume, I get the message "VMware Workstation cannot open one of the virtual disks required by this virtual machine because it is larger than the maximum size of the files supported by the host file system.".  This is obviously not true.  If I copy the virtual machine to another drive on the system, it starts without a problem.

  Anyone have any ideas on how to work around this problem?

  try to add this line in the vmx file:

  diskLib.sparseMaxFileSizeCheck = "false".

  Maybe it helps.

  VMDK-type do you use?

  monolithicSparse? -C' is the only part type more?

  ___________________________________

  VMX-settings- Workstation FAQ -[MOA-liveCD | http://sanbarrow.com/moa241.html]- VM-infirmary

• VMware vcenter converter standalone physical conversion to virtual stuck to the completion of 81% for several days

  Hello everyone I have an interesting question, I'm physical conversion to virtual pointing to the new virtual directly on the server esx conversion would set schedule for a day. But now, it's just stuck at 81% and not go further! I don't get any errors of ideas? questions are there a basis that I can look to see what is happening? Is there a way I can fix it without start over again. There are enough resources on the destination esx I had to change the hard drive space for destination and ram, but done nothing radical imprint more small which I think should do better.

  It's an interesting case, you have here. I guess that conversion is complete, but somehow you do not see or a deadlock occurred.

  Anyway you will probably be able to export logs to the customer. Go to the directory of newspapers to %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Application Data\VMware\VMware vCenter Converter Standalone\logs (for WP/W3K) or vCenter Converter Standalone\logs %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\VMware\VMware (for Vista +) and find the log of the last worker (vmware-converter-worker - .log #). The status of the conversion is currently connected. Take a look, or that she has finished, is still running, is stuck.

  If he has you can try restarting the client and/or server converter service. Do not stop the worker service unless you are sure that there is no conversion running!

  HTH

  Plamen

• Error: "VMware Workstation has suspended this virtual machine because the disk on which the virtual machine is stored is almost full."

  I get this error message:

  VMware Workstation has suspended this virtual machine because the disk on which the virtual machine is stored is almost full. To continue, free 1.3 GB of additional disk space.

  I read up on the subject and found that I have to re size a partition. Anyone know what it could be? I can't find anything that looks like it has something to do with VMware. Does anyone know what size and what file system is it?

  My OS:
  Tumbleweed OpenSUSE x 64

  Thanks in advance

  On more creative, my home and root file systems were not extended to my full disk space :^)

• ESXi 5.5u1 - serial number physical host in virtual machine

  I was happy to see in 5.5 update 1 release notes that it should be possible to switch the serial number of the host through a virtual machine hardware.

  • Allow virtual machines to display the serial number of the physical host
    Virtual machines cannot reflect the physical hosts ESXi serial numbers.
    • This issue is fixed in this version.

  Does anyone know how to enable this for a new or existing virtual computer?

  I had problems in the past with Apple Push Notification Services expects a Mac serial number. I hope that I can now spend series a Mac Pro to the host through a virtual machine.

  Someone at - it experience or knowledge to implement this? Thank you!

  Hi DJLambertand welcome to the VMware communities!

  If you want a prompt of OS X to use the serial number of the host, you will need to add this option to the virtual machine configuration:

  serialNumber.reflectHost = 'TRUE '.

  or, if you want a prompt of OS X to use the model of host hardware ID (learn "MacPro5, 1"), ID (i.e. "Mac-12345678" ") and the serial number all all aboard:

  smbios.reflectHost = 'TRUE '.

  will take care of all three.  Note that there is no way to understand or control what happens if you have multiple virtual machines with the same serial number and using this external serial number as an identifier.

  Let us know if you have problems with these options!  I'm not sure whether they will solve the problem you face, but... For example, there are more problems iMessage running in a virtual machine...

  See you soon,.

  --

  Darius

• Windows XP Professional.vmx is not a valid virtual machine configuration file

  When you attempt to open a Vm file I get

  Error when opening the virtual machine: "C:\Users\Michelle\Documents\Virtual Machines\Windows XP Professional\Windows XP Professional.vmx" is not a valid virtual machine configuration file.

  I have no locking of files in the directory.

  attached is my 'zero-byte' vmx file and log files

  You can provide any help would be appreciated

  Griff

  The attached file "Windows_XP_Professional.vmx.zip" contains a new "Windows XP Professional.vmx" file created from the supplied vmware.log file.

  With VMware Player closed unzip (double-click on) attached file "Windows_XP_Professional.vmx.zip" and replace the file "Windows XP Professional.vmx" original by one here.

• Windows XP Pro system trashes updated November 11, 2009

  Windows XP Pro SP3. Card video BFG GeForce 8600 GT (Nvidia chipset)

  Nov 11/09 updates downloaded and installed; the re-boot, loaded into the Windows desktop, but showed many errors that some DLL files could not load (presumably all startup programs that load of the system, such as Maximizer and McAfee AV status bar). On a second restart, same thing. Tried system restore to a previous control point (updates have been uploaded today, Nov 12). The re-booting, BSOD - messages past too quickly to read and auto rebooted system.

  Now can not even start in safe mode command line.

  Followed by: see known issues of http://support.microsoft.com/kb/969947 (revised 12 Nov-09) ~ Robear Dyer (PA Bear) ~ MS MVP (that is to say, mail, security, Windows & Update Services) since 2002 ~ WARNING: MS MVPs represent or work for Microsoft

• What (s) are accurate on the Windows 2000/XP startup disk?

  a. the startup disk can be used to boot the system on Windows 2000/XP desktop when Ntldr is missing from the hard drive.

  b. the startup disk can be usedc to start on the desktop, even when the C:\Windows folder is damaged.

  c. bootable floppy can be used instead of the startup files in the root directory of the active partition.

  d. the startup disk can be used to start the desktop, even when the partition table is corrupted.

  Let's see what Microsoft support engineers are answers!

  Then I have a few questions myself...

• Incorrect Windows XP Pro system allocation of boot drive

  I have a friend coming to rebuild a Dell PC with Windows XP Pro, number of hours I mean, reinstall XP Pro from scratch, updating the version with all updates and you know how much time that takes, all is well with one exception, for some reason, the system startup disk is "F". , instead of 'C '. Is there a method to rename the startup drive 'F' to 'C' system, without rebuilding the box?

  Lol your friend must have had other drives connected to the computer when he reinstalled Windows. There is no real problem with XP being on F: instead of C:, but if it bothers him, he will need to reinstall Windows in order to change the designation of your startup disk. MS - MVP - Elephant Boy computers - don't panic!