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  Your 4-pin Cable from the HP 6-in-1 reader is a USB 2.0 connection.
  WATCH POLARITY - POWER, GROUND.
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  HP has a bad habit of using various DIY cable on their front panel wiring
  to support a variety of motherboards.
  Largely because of the lack of USB 2.0 on motherboard headers, there are a dozen years.

  * You must see their case computer a000 wiring! * (I have one, adaptation to the standards of Intel).
  ===
  The optical CD/DVD may be a LED or a simple switch. Was it connected initially to disk or motherboard?
  Are not supported on Asus motherboard...

• Black wired xbox 360 controller for windows flashes and freezes games

  I installed the xbox 360 accessories 1.2, I plugged my black Xbox 360 wired controller for windows on the computer. I let it install its drivers. The ring of light continues to blink all the time, no matter how many times I have uninstalled and reinstalled the program and drivers, it continues to Flash, I even looked for updates for the drivers. When I start a game it also works very well unless I have pull triggers or go at my card or try to pick a lock. (the game is skyrim) It freezes whenever I have try them and I unplug the controller and it thaws and if I plug it back in, it does the same thing again. I tested the controller on a real xbox 360 (works fine), but it doesn't seem to work on my pc. Any help please, but serious answers only.

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  You will get help on the Forums XBox so - much to use them there.

  Microsoft Hardware - games
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/gaming

  XBox 360 wired controller - Support - see 'Need help?' on the right side of the page
  http://www.Microsoft.com/hardware/en-us/p/Xbox-360-controller-for-Windows/52A-00004#support

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• Controller SCSI Raid ESXi 5.5 recommendation

  I'm moving the ESXi 5.5 to another server by using the following:

  
  

  Server Dell R610 with 12G of ram and a Dell PowerVaul 220 s Raid 5 with 12, space 1, 5 - T HD sata

  The Raid Controller is a Intel SRCU42E Ultra320 SCSI PCI-Express X 8 with ext 2 x 68pin ports.

  
  

  I get the error ' call 'HostDatastoreSystem. " 'Of object' CreateVmfsDatastore 'ha-datastoresystem' on ESXi when you try to add storage. I even installed 5.1 but with the same results.

  
  

  Later, after much research and troubleshooting, as well as headaches, I discover that the SCSI Raid card was not compatible with ESXI 5.1, 5.5 only with 4.1 or 4.0

  I begin to scan the cards SCSI RAID but difficult to get one with the above specifications that could be compatible with ESXI 5.5

  
  

  Run out of tricks and do not have the ability to turn the Dell PowerVault 220 s

  May suggest a SCSI Raid PCI - e card with a port Ext. 68pin compatible 5.1 to 5.5? All of the recommendations, difficulty, work around?

  Thank you

  ESXi 5.5 system requirements

  When you install or upgrade to ESXi 5.5, ensure that the host meets these minimum hardware configurations supported by ESXi 5.5:

  1. Your equipment is compatible on the VMware Compatibility Guide. This includes:
  • Systems compatibility
  • Compatibility I/O (network adapters and HBAS)
  • Storage compatibility
  • Backup software compatibility
• You have a 64-bit processor. VMware ESXi 5.5 only installs and runs on 64-bit x 86 CPU servers. He argues also that LAHF and SAHF CPU instructions.
• You have a computer with at least two hearts 5.5 ESXi host.
• The NX/XD bit is set for the CPU in the BIOS.
• Your processor is supported. ESXi supports a wide range of x 64 of multicore. For a complete list of taken processors supported,
• You have 4 GB of RAM. This is the minimum required to install ESXi 5.5. Provide at least 8 GB of RAM to take full advantage of the features of ESXi and run virtual machines in typical production environments.
• Support for hardware virtualization (Intel VT - x or AMD RVI) is enabled on x 64 CPU (to support 64-bit virtual machines). For a complete list of operating systems that are supported with ESXi, hosts running virtual machines with 64-bit operating systems have these hardware requirements:
  • For AMD Opteron systems, processors must be Opteron Rev E or later.
  • For Intel Xeon systems, processors must include support for Intel Virtualization Technology (VT). Many servers which may include processors with VT support VT disabled by default, so you have to manually enable VT. If your CPU support VT, but you do not see this option in the BIOS, contact your provider to request a version of BIOS that allows to enable VT support.

    Note: to determine if your server has 64-bit VMware support, download The utility of Identification of CPU on the VMware site.

• You have one or more Gigabit or 10 GB Ethernet controllers. For a list of network adapter models supported, refer to the VMware Compatibility Guide.
• You with any combination of one or more storage controllers are:
  • Basic SCSI controllers. Adaptec Ultra-160 or Ultra-320, LSI Logic Fusion-MPT and most NCR/Symbios SCSI.
  • RAID controllers. Reference Dell PERC (Adaptec RAID and LSI MegaRAID) RAID HP Smart Array or IBM ServeRAID controllers (Adaptec).
• You have a SCSI drive or a local, off-grid, RAID LUN with unpartitioned for VMS space.
• For Serial ATA (SATA), a drive connected through taken SAS controllers supported or supported integrated SATA controllers. SATA drives are supposed to be remote, no premises. These discs are not used as a partition to scrape by default because they are too far away.

  Note: you cannot connect a SATA CD-ROM device to a virtual machine on a host ESXi 5.5. To use the SATA CD-ROM device, you must use the IDE emulation mode.

• You use a supported storage system. ESXi 5.5 supports the installation and start-up of these storage systems:
  • SATA drives. SATA drives connected behind the SAS controllers supported or SATA controllers support built-in.
    • LSI1068E (LSISAS3442E)
    • LSI1068 (SAS 5)
    • IBM ServeRAID 8K SAS controller
    • Smart Array P400/256 controller
    • 5.0.1 Dell PERC controller
  • SATA drives. Support SATA edge include:
    • Intel ICH9
    • NVIDIA MCP55
    • ServerWorks HT1000

  Note: ESXi does not support using SATA internal disks local to the host server to create VMFS stores of data that is shared between multiple ESXi hosts.

• You have disks Serial Attached SCSI (SAS) supported for ESXi 5.5 installation and to store virtual machines in VMFS partitions.
• You have dedicated disk SAN Fibre Channel or iSCSI.
• You have USB devices supported for ESXi installation.
• You can install and start ESXi a FCoE LUN using VMware software FCoE adapters and network with FCoE adapters discharge capacity
. See the documentation for storage for more information about installing and initializing ESXi with vSphere FCoE software.

• Internal Bay wiring HP z800 does support higher speeds?

  Hello

  I'm interested if internal Bay wiring HP z800 supports higher speeds - 12 Gbit/s and 6 Gbps?

  Or should I use berries 5.25 "to mount and connect directly to the controller SAS 12Gbps with data speed has approved longer cables?

  Thanks for the reply

  HDD Bay Z800 wiring was not validated to 6 Gbit/s or 12 Gbps speeds for SATA or SAS drives.  The higher speed drives were 3 Gbps when the Z800 was released.

  It is better to use the berries, 5.25 "and connect the readers directly to the SAS 12 Gbps controller with high speed cables.  6 Gbps PEUT work with internal wiring, but 12 Gbit/s is too high.  Higher approved data cables speed superior to 6 Gbit/s and 12 Gbps avoids any problem.

• What models of Macbook support speed Gigabit Internet BOTH wired (fine thunderbolt adapter) AND wifi (specs are unclear and inconsistent)?

  I have just upgraded to 1 GB fiber Internet - YAY - only to learn that my laptop current cannot go more than 100 MB - BOO. He is not old and not cheap, so, Goodbye Windows, Mac Hello! (A move on to the next purchase even when I use Macs for work).

  In comparing the Macbook models, I can't figure out those who support the TWO Gigabit speed when wired (adapter thunderbolt is fine if caught gigabit supported by the machine) AND Gigabit WiFi. I saw a spec that says 801n gigabit and 801ac was not, which I thought was the opposite of reality, so I do not trust the sheets, and I really not trust sellers to know this information.

  Models to consider:

  -Only current/new models, so no worries for older

  -The Macbook Air and models so no worries for the Macbook Pro,

  Help!

  Thank you

  All of the current models. However the computers laptop wil need an adapter to provide an Ethernet connection. Apple USB it is not adequate, it isn't Gigabit Ethernet.

• What is support Bravo on wired headset microphone?

  Just got a Bravo a week ago. Love it so far (with the exception of the mediocre camera). I was looking to buy a set of IEMs with a microphone. Research on the Meelectronics website, he showed not the Bravo on list of supported devices. Did anyone tried a (non Bluetooth) headset with a microphone? Thanks in advance.

  It supports you such devices

  Check out these two

  http://www.Motorola.com/consumers/us-en/consumer-product-and-services/mobile+phone+accessories/heads...

  and

  http://www.Motorola.com/consumers/us-en/consumer-product-and-services/mobile+phone+accessories/heads...

  You can search amazon for motorola S205 and motorola S270

  http://www.Amazon.com/Motorola-touch-stereo-wired-headset/DP/B0031QAZCI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=13008...

  and

  http://www.Amazon.com/Motorola-wired-headset-micro-connector/DP/B0018968MQ/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&QID=13...

  They are sold on amazon by Motorola and are $3.50 and $4.67, respectively.

  Enjoy

• Which cameras support remote wired or wireless?

  Hello.

  I'm almost out and bought a HDR-PJ380 today, but after doublechecking, it seems that this camcorder is not a remote. It seems that most of them do not have remote controls. It is very important to me, so could someone list the camcorders that support a wired or wireless? One of the camcorders have iOS or Android apps for remote use?

  Thank you.

  Hello, I appreciate your taking the time to answer my question.

  However, I must say that I do not understand why I have to spend so much money on higher level cameras to get a wireless remote. In the box with camcorders, wireless remotes came 15 years ago, when digital video and all this technology did not exist. Currently, other camera makers put wireless remote controls in the box with their camcorders, and have applications with built in technology that I did not buy a $75 accessory for.

  For what is wired, the RM - VD1 works with discontinuous models. The RM - AV2 seems to work with the HDR-PJ380/B but wired? For a $600 device? I am not including a remote wireless down end - $200 cameras, but for the price of the PJ380, a remote is expected.

  I don't understand the deletion or lack of any attach/remote capture in the programming of Alpha dslr either, and I do not buy a telephoto and A65 as I predicted last week. I've been a Sony fan for years. I have two old Sony Camcorders (with wireless remotes I might add), two Sony televisions and two old cameras Sony that I always take pictures with today among the myriad of small electronic devices from sony I.

  I'm disappointed in the lack of basic features in the Sony offerings right now, I'm very sorry to say. I hope that you take my comments and change cela in your next programming offers camcorder and dslr.

  Kind regards.

• T420 - Question of disk drive (wired Sata + SAS / Sata 2.5 / 3.5 is possible?)

  Hello

  I bought the T420 PowerEdge with a single SATA drive. I've added 3 more to max on internally wired to 4

  I wonder, do I ALSO have to add the hot swap 2.5 or 3.5 and all have work. I guess I have to buy a special raid card if it is at all possible.

  I want to be able to do is have the 4 cables + start adding the other 2.5 or 3.5 (based on price) and build slowly upward.

  If possible, could you please recommend this card, I have to use to get there?

  Thank you very much

  DellUserMichael,

  Unfortunately, you wouldn't be able to do, it is because the chassis are different depending on the storage option selected. T420 storage options are the

  

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  • Player 4 option x 3.5 inches: (#1).
    • Cable drive bays
    • SAS and SATA disk drive

  8 x 3.5 or 2.5-inch drive option(#2)

  • Hot swappable drive bays
  • SAS, SATA or SSD drives

  option 16 x 2.5 in drive: (#3)

  • Hot swappable drive bays
  • SAS, SATA or SSD drives

  So the question is the chassis are actually different by the selected option.

  Let me know if it helps.

• HP Officejet 8500: The device HP Officejet 8500 of wireless also does support WIRED ethernet?

  I'm working on a virtual private network that does not allow for me to use a wireless printer.

  The HP Officejet 8500 unit of wireless also does support WIRED ethernet?

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  julesbodhi wrote:

  Thanks for your reply. I have the HP OfficeJet Pro 8500 A909a.

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• The p2000 G3 SAS MSA does support vmotion?

  I was hoping someone could confirm the p2000 G3 SAS MSA with two ESXi hosts connected directly via a SAS connection supports vmotion?  I'm looking for a small, isolated virtual environment and I was hoping that I could use the p2000 G3 SAS SFF MSA with two dl380 g7 servers ESXi and vcenter-controlled.  I want to just go with this configuration if vmotion, HA and DRS will work?  I know I could go with the ISCSI solution, but I like the idea of SAS.  If it works.  I checked the HP spock and the HCL and it is listed, but I want to just make sure.

  Thank you

  Cale

  I've implemented several SAN shared with SAS connectivity (make sure that SAS HBA is supported) and you'll be fine running VMotion on your virtual machines.

• A Poweredge R410 with wired readers maybe upgrading to support hot by adding a H200 controller and backplane hot?

  I'm buying a R410 used to use domestic and it's Wired, not hot-plug/swap hard drive configuration.   While this is not a HUGE, hot concern is more pleasant.   Looking at the photos of chassis (and system maintenance manual, I can't tell if it is possible to convert the hotswap cable configuration.   Is it possible to do, assuming that I buy the bottom of basket, platters of hard drive and a controller H200?

  Thank you!

  I agree, it's a ruthless design and we apologize for the inconvenience. I do not think your missing something and you have clearly identified the limit down to a physical problem chassis to adapt. As indicated, it an experiment to the best of what we had to spend. I can not recommend changes to chassis that I don't know what else could happen or that it would be a good fit.  It would be completely up to you to continue experimenting, but I suggest calling it a valiant effort and return the parts.

  Let me know if you have any other questions.

• R320 and H310 support for Dell / Seagate 3to SAS with SED?

  Hello

  I'm playing with a R320 as a test bench (we have a few)

  I seem to have a problem with a Dell Enterprise Plus badge Seagate Constellation ES.2 SED

  Reference Dell part No 07GR 25 / Seagate model ST33000652SS

  I seem to be able to set up as a virtual drive, but when I go to it's OpenManage, I can't drill down to the physical drive info, it all comes with an empty picture frame.

  This also occurs if I try to go to the virtual, even if drive info another virtual disk, which is not to sit on the ES.2, shows the fine info

  Given the firmware available for the ES.2 on R320 support page, I'm assuming that (I know..) it should work fine with the H310

  Also, if I try to run the update of the firmware (version RSFE) I get an error "This update Package is not compatible with the configuration of your system"

  It is a bench test 2012r2 data center, but found the Standard as well.

  Does anyone have any ideas or suggestions?

  Thank you

  Hello

  SED support is not a feature of the controller H310. You need a H710 or H710P if you want to use SEDs. If you search for "encryption" in the user guide you will find the section that lists the time controllers that support of the SEDs:

  http://www.Dell.com/support/home/us/en/19/product-support/product/PowerEdge-RC-H710/manuals

  Thank you

• Upgrade a R710 with SAS 6/ir with a PERC

  I have a situation to come and advice/suggestions would be appreciated...

  I have a R710 with 6 x 3.5 inches disks chassis and populated with 6 disks (2 x 136GB and 4 x 300 GB) SAS
  The server was poorly specified before buying and bought with a SAS6/ir controller

  The server is an Exchange area.
  Operating system is on C:, which is a RAID-1 using the 2 x 136 GB SAS drives
  Data on D: which is a RAID 1 using 2 of the 300 GB drives
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  The problem is the volume of data is closer to capacity and I really need to use the replacement disks.
  After reviewing several options, it seems to me that the only viable solution is to get a PERC H700 and import foreign VDs but I read that import a SAS 6/ir VD containing a Windows operating system in a PERC H700 is not possible/supported.
  I believe important to the volume of data would be ok and then I could use RAID level migration and online capacity expansion to add replacement discs and convert RAID-1, RAID-5, air-conditioned and with minimal downtime.

  If importing an OS disk is a non-runner, is a server to rebuild the only option or miss me something?
  For example, can I run a SAS 6/ir beside a H700 leaving the BONES on the SAS 6/ir and leaving the H700 handle data?  If so, how it works in what concerns the installation of the additional card in elevators and wiring to the speakers?

  As I said, any help would be appreciated.

  Thanks in advance,
  Andy

  "BSOD with the STOP 7b junior Boot Device."

  This is because they use different drivers and the drivers loaded in Windows for the 6/iR do not talk to the H700.

  What you might try is to boot to Windows on the SAS6/iR, with the H700 inserted (but not connected to anything), let Windows detect the device to load the drivers for it, then try to readers the PERC.

• Connection keyboard and mouse USB Wired stall

  Hello

  My computer repeatedly interrupts the connection to my Wired USB mouse and keyboard.  Usually around one every 30 seconds, the connection falls for 1 to 1.5 seconds, then comes back.  Meanwhile, the cursor hangs - I can't click anything, and I can't press any keys on the keyboard.  For example - when I type, I have my keyboard will stop working for a while, and no text will appear.  This is particularly problematic when I play games.

  I tried to reboot the computer, reset the SMC and the mouse and keyboard.  I also tried all USB entries on my mac (4 in total), and the problem persisted with each of them.  This leads me to believe that it is either a problem with all the USB inputs, or a software problem.

  I have an iMac 27 inches, mid-2011 with OS X El Capitan 10.11.6 (specifications: 3.4 GHz Intel Core i7 processor, 16 GB with 1333 MHz DDR3 memory and storage capacity of 2 TB).

  I use a wired USB (Logitech G402) mouse and keyboard USB Wired (Razer BlackWidow Stealth).  I have the latest version of Logitech Gaming Software and Razer Synapse installed for support.

  I would appreciate help.

  Check if there are updates available driver.

  To check if the problem is with the USB to your Mac controller, test with a different keyboard or mouse.

  To check the extensions conflicts, etc., try the startup mode.

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  Restart in Safe Boot mode by holding down the SHIFT key at startup. Secure boot is quite slow because the operating system performs some cleanup and verification tasks, so give it time. Once you're completely connected, restart normally.