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    - Restore "Search" context menu After SP1 is applied, you will no longer have the "Search" option in Windows Explorer context menues. MSFT must have had good reasons to do it but I'd rather live with "Search" in its "old" location. If you want the Pre-SP1 state, just follow these instructions (no reboot required). 1. Open regedit and go to: HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Directory\shell\find 2. In right-side pane, delete String value â??LegacyDisableâ??. And that's it! Carlos Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57741
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    - MSCONFIG? question about startup programs As you may have guessed by my posts im a bit of a novice to be honest,i have a question im hoping you can answer.I have installed some software onto my (Vista 64 bit home basic) pc,unfortunately it starts up when i boot up-this is a pain as its not needed at all.I only need the software occasionally,not very time i turn the pc on.So i couldnt see any settings in the options of the software to stop this,and i have checked right through it.So i went to the help pages and it told me to type in 'msconfig' into the run/search box.It brought up the settings and i was able to adjust the programs i didnt want to come on at startup.Fantastic!all sorted i thought but the problem is every time i boot up/turn on a little bubble pops up along with an icon in the tray telling me i have some software stopped from coming on at startup.This happens every time i boot up and its pretty annoying for me to have to click on the bubble nad exit the icon from the tray each time.Is there any way i can stop this from happening please??I have been through it and cant see a way to cease it,if you know a way round it or how to solve the problem please let me know.Thanks again for your help folks (I apologise for being a complete dim-wit!) Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57740
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    - Change key? I want to change to premium 32 bit from basic 64 bit. Is that possible by just changing the key? Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57739
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    - Registry cleaner for Windows Vista or just a con? There are a lot of registry cleaners out there,are any of them any good?I have just had to do a complete re install of Vista and out of idol curisoty i tried scanning my drive with 'Registry genius' Now after it had finished scanning it told me i had 1000's of errors!How can this be if i just re installed the same day?Are these things a complete con or do they actual work??I'm intrested as i have just had a big error with Vista (not exactly sure what) and i wonder if it could have been fixed with one of these programs?Or maybe avoided by using the program every now and again as a preventary measure??That is what a lot of these programs suggest.To recap i would like to know if you think there any good/if they work at all and if so why the 1000's of errors also what i really want to know is if there is a registry program that Microsoft recommends more than another?Or is there even a Microsoft Registry fixer program?I appreciate all your answers and comments,thankyou. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57728
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    - Acedrv09.sys Bluecreen Hi, Recently i bought windows vista ultimate x64. In some few occasions i get a bluescreen error Acedrv09.sys then my pc restarts and ask what mode i wanna run the pc on. Please help me. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57717
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    - Media player / Media Center? I just installed Vista Ultimate 64. I have updated everything including service pack 1, but media player still keeps giving me problems. "Windows Media Player has stopped working A problem has caused the program to stop working correctly. Windows will close the program and notify you if a solution is available." The problem seems to be the reason media center is giving me trouble when I try to use it: "Windows Media Center has lost its remote connection to media player and needs to be restarted." I have exhausted my troubleshooting skills (admittedly limited) and have not been able to correct it. I have successfully installed other programs (Such as Catalyst Media Center) to test out my system, and they seem to work fine. Installed DIVX and it works just media player seems messed up. Any help would be greatly appreciated! Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57716
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    - Free Vista SP1 Support For U.S. Support: http://support.microsoft.com/oas/default.aspx?ln=en-us&x=16&y=12&prid=11274&gprid=500921 Select your country: http://support.microsoft.com/common/international.aspx?rdpath=1&gprid=11732 Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57715
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    - free support for Vista SP1 found at: http://www.news.com/Microsoft-offers-free-support-for-Vista-SP1-installs/2100-1016_3-6235475.html?tag=nefd.top Microsoft offers free support for Vista SP1 installs Vista users encountering problems when they upgrade to Service Pack 1 can breathe easier: the company is giving away free support for those installing the service pack. The transition to the service pack has not been problem-free for many users, some of whom have seen their computers fall into endless reboot cycles and struggled with broken applications after installing the upgrade. Normally, only Windows Vista users who bought the retail product would be eligible for free support but, for SP1 installation, even users with an original-equipment-manufacturer copy of Vista on their computer can get Microsoft's help, according to the official Vista blog. "We are offering free-of-charge support to anyone who is having issues installing Windows Vista SP1," Microsoft blogger Brandon Le Blanc said. Unlimited installation and compatibility support is available at no charge until March 18, 2009, according to the Microsoft Service Pack 1 support site. There are three options available under the free support plan for U.S. users: e-mail support, which will be answered within one business day; online chat, which has a current waiting time of around 40 minutes; and call, available only for users who have a software-assurance agreement, professional contract, TechNet subscription, or MSDN subscription, or for those who come under the Microsoft Partner Program. Support will be handled on a case-by-case basis, a Microsoft spokesperson said, and the user will always be advised if costs are involved. Whether enterprise customers will also receive support without cost will depend on their agreement, the spokesperson added. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57714
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    - .NET Problems I am running XP64 on an AMD 6400+ with dual Seagate 7200.11's in RAID 0, and I am running into a few problems with installing any of the .NET Framework versions. Every time i go to install it, it gets a few seconds into the install and shuts down the install with an Error message "Invalid Character in Program Files (x86)" So i have been looking around forums and I have tried unassigning the DVD drive, and then installing and I just get Invalid drive E:\, And havent been able to find any other solutions beyond reassigning the drive letters. This is for .NET Framework 1.0, 1.1, 2.0, 3.0, and 3.5 Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57707
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    - Heads-up For Canadian Customers Ordering 64-bit Hi, I am not sure if this issue has been posted to date; however I did not turn up anything with my search prior to posting this thread. My hope is those in Canada who will be ordering the 64-bit version of Windows VISTA will catch this before moving forward. When placing your order, the site gives you the option of waiting 10 business days for shipment (via DHL), or for an additional fee having delivery within 5 days via Purolator. After calling to determine where my shipment was today I was informed that Microsoft in no way, shape or form offers expedited shipping on Canadian bound deliveries even though the website provides the option and happily charges the additional $12.00 fee I believe to your VISA bill. Apparently my report has been escalated and I will be reimbursed the additional cost of shipping and I would hope in the process the webiste will be updated; however until this time do NOT choose the option for expedited shipping as it is completely and totally invalid for Canadian customers. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57699
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    - no 64 bit installer I tried to install Vista SP-1 on my Vista Business 64 bit system but received a message to try a 64 bit installer. Is Microsoft going to offer SP-1 for 64 bit systems? Anyone can e-mail me directly at dan@dmatloff-enterprises.com. Thanks, APLUS Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57694
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    - Vista SP1 flunks university test Vista SP1 flunks university test Penn ban By Egan Orion: Friday, 21 March 2008, 4:31 PM VISTA SP1 isn't good enough to install yet, according to the computer support staff at the University of Pennsylvania. The University's Information Systems and Computing organisation has advised faculty and students not to upgrade to SP1 any computers they might have that are running Windows Vista, Information Week writes. The university techies said they will support Vista SP1 that's been pre-installed on new systems, but cautioned in a bulletin to campus users that it "strongly recommends that all other users adopt a 'wait and see' attitude." The Ivy League school's technical support staffers advised "continuing to use previous versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista until after the initial bugs in SP1 are identified and fixed." Perhaps the graybeards among the Penn techies - those who were around in 2002 - remember how Windows XP SP1 caused a lot of problems that had to be fixed with later patches. µ Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57686
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    - 32 bit Ultimate to 64 bit I have installed the 32 bit full Ultimate addition on one computer. Since then I changed hard drives on that computer and went back to XP Pro for software reasons. My questions is since that version is not being used anymore can I use my purchased full addition on another computer where I want to do the 64 bit thing. To reiterate - the other comuter that had Vista Ultimate on it no longer does. Again - can I use that license and upgrade a new computer with that one copy of Vista? Thank you and if you want to email me direct: rpbrown88@comcast.net Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57675
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    - Vista 64 and license I am thinking of upgrading to Vista Premium 64bit. I just bought a new laptop and I ordered Vista Premium 64bit with it and so far I like it. I have two home desktops as well and this is what the new Vista Premium will be for. First are there very many issues/conflicts with software? Office 2007, games, I-Tunes, Mozilla etc...? Same goes for drivers. Second do I have to buy two separate copies of Vista Premium, or can I buy one copy and purchase an additional license? Looking for the least expensive route, buying two copies of Vista Premium will be very expensive. Thanks Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57673
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    - Where is Microsoft .NET Framework 2.0 Service Pack 1 (x64) for Vis 've heard from a friend that there's a service pack for .net 2.0. I'm not sure what the official channel for hearing about such things is, but anyway he told me and I want it. After a bit of searching I found: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=029196ED-04EB-471E-8A99-3C61D19A4C5A&displaylang=en but it clearly states: Supported Operating Systems: Windows Server 2003; Windows XP I've tried this, in case the description is wrong, but no joy. I can't find any support for Vista Ultimate 64. Does such a thing exist? Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57670
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    - Problem obtaining 64 bit Vista HP Okay, so I bought Vista HP and after opening realized that it's only the 32 bit version when I wanted the 64 bit. I obviously didn't do enough research before purchasing, but when at the store noticed that they didn't have any versions that listed 64 bit, so didn't think it was a big deal. Still, after opening I found the offer inside to go to the link www.windowsvista.com/1033/ordermedia and I could purchase the 64 bit version for a minimal fee. However, after going to the site, entering my product key, I get the following: We're sorry, the following error(s) have occurred: No Offer Found I re-read everything that came with my software, as well as all the terms and conditions I could find only regarding this offer, and couldn't find anything stating that it was a limited time offer, or any other reason that I would not be able to take advantage. Any ideas? Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57662
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    - Should ReadyBoost drive be indexed? Should I leave my ReadyBoost drive set ti "Index for faster searching"? Is this a waste of resources? -- Sam Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57649
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    - updates Hi After my wife ran our xp professional upgrade cd again I can not install any of the updates from windows. They will download but not install. Also they do not show up in the failed instalation. Can anyone help? -- Ozzie Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57623
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    - Interpretation of Taskmanager Hi I'm running Server 2003 Standard x64 version on a dual-core AMD64 motherboard.. When running a 64 bits application like 7zip (64 bits version) for the compreession of large files, I see in Taskmanager it uses 85-95 % of the CPU. When running a 32 bits application, for example Ulead's VideoStudio for video-editing, I see it uses a little less than 50 %. Question: am I correct if interpreting that the 64 bit application uses both CPU's, and that the 32 bits uses one CPU? Thank you. Paul Casman Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57622
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    - VISTA 64-Bit IE7 Restarts Itself Vista 64-bit IE7 will close all IE7 windows and restart itself if any IE7 window is closed. And yes, I have a finger scan sensor. Believe it is an AuthernTec Inc. AES2501A that built into my HP HDX. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57618
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    - wmpnscfg.exe does not exist, but is in startup. Make x64 apps def Hello! 'c:\program files (x86)\windows media player\wmpnscfg.exe' is listed on the Startup tab in the 'System configuration' window in my Windows Vista x64. But the 'c:\program files (x86)\windows media player\wmpnscfg.exe' does not exist actually. I deleted the 'c:\program files (x86)\windows media player\wmpnscfg.exe' from hkcu\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run but starting the WMP adds the c:\program files (x86)\windows media player\wmpnscfg.exe to the hkcu\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run again. Why? Why is the c:\program files (x86)\windows media player\wmpnscfg.exe in the hkcu\software\microsoft\windows\currentversion\run at all? How to make IE x64 and WMP x64 default applications, not 32bit versions? IE x64 is 4 times faster and stable than IE 32bit. Best regards, Dima Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57609
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    - Advantage Database Server Hello! 64 bit version of Advantage Database Server (version 9.0) was released: http://www.sybase.com/detail?id=1056446 Roman Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57601
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    - Windows 64 Bit Compatibility Question Hi I am currently using Windows XP SP 2 32bit, I am thinking of installing the 64 bit version because of the 3.5GB RAM limitation. The questions I have is about software: 1) I use Office 2007 will this still work? 2) I use Visual Studio Tools for Office 2005, will this work? 3) I use Virtual PC 2007, can i run 32 bit applications inside of this on a 64 bit system? Regards D Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57594
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    - 32 and 64 on same system My computer can handle eigther the 32 or 64 bit versions of vista easily. I have two 320 gig hard drives installed. Can I install a 64 bit version on one hard drive and a 32 bit version on the other hard drive on the same liscense since it is on the same machine? Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57581
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    - Cannot share a drive, because already shared? Hello, I have 3 partitions and I wanted to set sharing of the third one. I heard that admin sharing with $ were removed in vista, but then I ran a command "net share" and saw that it is not true, because c$ and d$ are shared. e$ was not, so I wanted to set it, but it said, that it is already used although it was not! So what does it mean? I had to share this drive as "E" not e$... http://www.ukazto.com/?img=2450233,vista_sharing_error.jpg Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57574
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    - Help wanted,please read! Hello again,windows media player and most of my programs are shutting down/crashing when i activate them.Do you have a direct e mail address for microsoft support/technical help please??The ones on this website and the help pages are NO good to me as you have to pay to use them.The last time i asked on here recently someone was kind enought to leave me an e mail address that worked and i was able to contact microsoft without any messing about and i sorted it.The links and help on this site are no good for me as i have had vista for over a year and i have to pay for help.Im hoping you can please help with a decent e mail address or it looks like i will have to re install windows which is a big pain!Thanks for your help,Paul. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57568
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    - Is the Anytime Upgrade 64-Bit? I have Business x64. I'm seriously thinking about upgrading to Ultimate, but I don't want to lose my x64 OS. I can't find anything on the site about whether or not I can upgrade to a 64-bit version of Ultimate with the Anytime Upgrade. You know what they say, once you go x64, you never go back... Has anyone else run into this? Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57560
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    - Cleaning up restore points not working in Vista 64? Hey gang, I posted the below couple days ago in Vista general, did not have any luck there perhaps due to the high noise to signal ratio, so thought I would try here. Any feedback would certainly be appreciated. Note - I have not yet installed SP1. Hey gang, I am running Vista Ultimate 64 bit. When I go to disk cleanup, and choose to cleanup files for " all users", I get the more options tab, with the choice to let me choose to delete all but the last restore point. However, when I do this, it does not appear to delete any of the older restore points? Is this a known issue perhaps, or am I missing something? Thanks for any tips here, -- Don Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57555
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    - Logon Problem After SP1 Installed I installed SP1 for Vista x64 yesterday and have encountered the following problem since then: Computer boots up fine and allows me (or the other user) to logon without difficulty. After logon all works as expected. I will then 'switch user' and my wife will logon Then we get a problem (same problem presents itself if she logs on first, then logs off and I log on, or we switch user, basically problem presents itself when first user 'switch user' or' logs off' and another user logs on, the problem is with the second user; interestingly, the problem also occurs if I log on, log off, then log on again! Problem solved after system reset). The logon begins and the desktop appears. It seems to me like the desktop will not refresh properly. The gadgets do not appear; I can no longer single-click a desktop icon (have to double-click); the taskbar remains in the up position (won't auto-hide) and when I do launch a program the button does not appear in the taskbar; the taskbar icons do not appear in the taskbar. All these problems could be caused by some sort of video card problem, maybe? Anyway, my computer specs are below. Windowes Vista Ultimate x64 SP1 (licensed copy) Intel Core 2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4GHz 4.00GB RAM Nvidia GeForce 7950GT I have completed some initial research on this problem without success. Any ideas??? Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57550
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    - SP1 problem if some Vista features turned off? Hello all: When I installed Vista 64 bit I turned off some Vista features in Control Panel thatI do not need or use. Will this cause a problem when SP1 is installed? xiowan.......in tucson Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57545
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    - I was just wondering Just a general question to smarter people than I: When Microsoft puts out a SP 1 like Visa has out now is the information that they get from the Windows Defender, Microsoft Spy Net membership site or is it from area's like this that gather problems and hopeful solutions? And how much information do they get from Spy Net community. My guess is that most people don't join the advanced membership because of privacy issues. Just a thought Mike Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57541
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    - dual dvi problems I had a 64bit XP pro computer built recently by a local vendor. I ordered an ati x1650 512 MB video card-per his recommendation. When he setup this at our site, he had been using vga adaptors. I asked him why it cant run as straight DVI and he said the drivers were not available for 64bit - Well I think thats a bunch of crap. Does anyone have dual DVI ruinning on XP 64bit ?? I tried going to vendor and downloading their latest drivers and it still doesnt work as DVI. Thanks Curt C Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57540
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    - Novice needs help I recently hat a PC built for me. I was told a 64 is faster than a 32 whatever that mens. I want to up-date to vista and don't know which version to buy. My processor is an AMD Athlon 64. Does this mean it is a "64"? Thanks for the help! Nurmi Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57535
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    - Windows Live Mail Are we gonna get to use Live Mail in XP-64? It won't install, but it will run if I reach over and run it from my XP-32 on the other partition. However, I just get the message headers, not the text of the message. It's a great program, but I want it on XP-64!!! For now, I'm running Mozilla Thunderbird, but it's just not as sharp as Live Mail. Does anyone have a workaround? Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57534
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    - Please read this!your help appreciated Hi im using windows vista 64 bit and have a problem with the media player.Everytime i try and view a video or similar it says 'windows media player has stopped working' then it looks to see if it can reslove it which it cant.What should i do?if you cant help it would be helpfull if you could give me the link to contact windows tech support please?someone on here gave me it before and they helped me sort it out,but now i have lost it.Advice or help is greatly appreciated,many thanks. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57529
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    - Hyper-V RC released MS announced the Release Candidate of the Hyper-V for Windows Server 2008. This RC includes a Hyper-V Manager that runs on Windows Vista SP1, and better localization, along with additional supported guest operating systems. I've been running it for a few days, and I'm pretty happy with it. See my blog for some more details, but if you have been running the beta that shipped with the 64-bit RTM versions of Windows Server 2008, make sure you update carefully. -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/xperts64 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57523
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    - Now downloaded and installed without a hitch This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0025_01C88946.8B48CFE0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable All is well on the home front. =20 --=20 Kevin J. Danker ------=_NextPart_000_0025_01C88946.8B48CFE0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META content=3Dtext/html;charset=3Diso-8859-1 = http-equiv=3DContent-Type> <META name=3DGENERATOR content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.6001.17184"></HEAD> <BODY style=3D"PADDING-RIGHT: 10px; PADDING-LEFT: 10px; PADDING-TOP: = 15px"=20 id=3DMailContainerBody leftMargin=3D0 topMargin=3D0 bgColor=3D#ffffff=20 CanvasTabStop=3D"true" name=3D"Compose message area"> <DIV> <FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial>All is well on the home = front. =20 </FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2 face=3DArial><BR>-- <BR>Kevin J.=20 Danker</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0025_01C88946.8B48CFE0-- Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57520
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    - Intel 82801HR/HH/HO Sata raid controller causing reboots Good evening, i dont know if this is the place to ask this question... but i have scoured google for the last day or so for answers but i cant seem to be able to find the answers i need. I have a system which i have decided to put vista ultimate 64-bit edition and the system is running 2 x western digital WD5000AAKS 500gb Sata drives. Everything seemed fine at first, but i noticed recently that the disks appear to be stopping every 3 to 4 hours and rebooting the system. When the system comes back up, it attempts to report the error however cant find a solution to it. It is a blue screen error and an error code of 9f. I was wondering if anyone else has experienced a similar sort of problem at all? Cheers Martin Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57516
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    - Drivers that don't get along with SP1 For those who wonder why SP1 is not knocking at the WU doors, here you may find an explanation: http://news.softpedia.com/news/Here-Are-the-Drivers-that-Don-039-t-Play-Well-with-Vista-SP1-RTM-81152.shtml Carlos Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57512
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    - VIsta 64 and Photoshop CS3 Help, before upgrading to Vista 64 I backed up all my .psd's to a remvable hardrive. Now when I try to access those files Photoshop is directing me to go to Windows and change permissions. I have done what I think is correct but when I go back I get the same message. Also I have 1000's of files is there a way to give permission to the hardrive rather than eash file. Thanks Ian Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57508
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    - SP1 for Vista x64 out From Microsoft Download Center: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=874a414b-32b2-41cc-bd8b-d71eda5ec07c&DisplayLang=en -- Asus P5WDG2 WS Pro Coreâ?¢ 2 Extreme X6800 RAPTOR 2x150 GB RAID 0 4GB DDR2 800MHz GeForce 8800GTX Eizo 30" Enermax 1000W 75A@+12V LAN 100/100 XP x64 SP2 dualboot Vista x64 SP1 (slipstreamed) Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57495
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    - srvcomment disappeared from Registry There was a registry entry in good old windows where the network comment was readable in the registry: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SYSTEM\ CurrentControlSet\ Services\ LanmanServer\ Parameters\ srvcomment Now this entry has been removed from the registry - at least it seems so. Do I really have to use other network api functions to retrieve this information? I would like to stick to the capabilities of our inventory solution which means registry retrieval. Best regards, Holger Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57492
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    - Running 32 bit .NET programs on 64 bit Vista Hi, If I installed 64 bit Vista on a pc with 8GB RAM, do 32 bit programs have access to the additional RAM over 3GB (or is it 4GB 32bit programs are limited to?). For example, on a pc with 8GB physical RAM, say one 32bit program use 2GB RAM, if Vista has already used 4GB ram, does the 32bit program use the next lot of 2GB as though it is the first lot of 2GB or is it simply unable to address the memory? If this is unclear, I'll put it another way. If I have 6 x 32bit programs each using say 1GB of RAM on Vista x64, does the operating system assign each 32bit program 1GB RAM and handle any memory address issues? I guess being 32bit they're not actually capable of addressing memory over 4GB or so? Or are all 32bit programs limited to the first 3 or 4 GB RAM on Vista x64? Thanks Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57488
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    - SP2 install does not complete: Please help So I made new install of WinXP 64 Edition, instaled some programs, updates, a game and then Service Pack 2 wich installed but not comletly. It went all fine till my sistem come back from the reboot. Then the MSI fails and this error aperes: ---------Installer Information Thw Windows Instaler Service could not be accessed. This can occur if you are running Windows in safe mode, or if the Windows Installer is not correctly installed. Contact your support peronnel for assistance. -------- This hapends every time I boot. I reinstalled SP2, and followed the step by step on http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=315353 (my setings where alredy as they wonted me to set them). It did not help. Windows run without eny visible problem. in case it's related, XML core update fails toinstall too. Please help me, its not urgent, but is driving me mad! Tnx Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57479
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    - Vista x64 excessive HDD loading at startup @ System unresponsive My Vista x64 SP1 (got it from Connect) build currently boots up to the desktop and then loads for 30-40mins (with the sidebar, and other startup programmes coming up gradually very very slowly), before becoming responsive. You can move the mouse but clicking on anything will be very very very slow. Before last night, it would take less than 30 seconds! All this happened after installing a new Heatsink (Xigmatek Red Scorpion, great performer btw). Confirmed it's not a faulty install/cpu problem as a dual boot to XP works fine. On first boot, the XP installation did say the Vista drive (hooked on a SATA port, XP is IDE) had to be checked for consistency, and passed all 3 stages. It did however fix some USN Journals or something. At first i thought the SATA drive got fubared somehow, but diagnostics on the drive (Seatools) from the XP install proved otherwise. I can also browse and use files from the SATA disk while in XP (i played a movie clip and opened up some documents). Safe mode stops at crcdisk.sys, before loading 20-30 minutes and then rebooting (also a common problem judging form the hits on Google). I haven't tried booting into safe mode again, since it does boot normally although as mentioned, takes 30-40 minutes before becoming responsive. Booting off from the SP1 CD and choosing Startup Repair doesn't work (it says no boot problems detected). 1. Short of formatting and re-installing Vista x64, any ideas on what to look for ? I might try re-installing over the existing Vista if it's recommended. 2. Any way for me to copy my documents from the Vista drive to another drive from within XP ? (besides of course going in Vista, wait 40 minutes and then hopefully be able to copy). Currently it says I have no permission to access the folder. Thanks System specs: c2d E6600 4 GB RAM DFI P965-S dark 8800GTX Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57474
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    - Solid State drives under 64 bit Vista I run a Tyan Tomcat K8E MB Opteron 180 dual core 4 gig of rammand two WD harddrives. Operating system is Vista Home Premium 64 bit. I tried to install a solid state drive which seemed to be recognised by by the bios but when Vista started the SSD didn't show up under My Computer. I then tried two SSD's in a raid they were recognised by the bios in the raid section of bios. Once again when Vista started they didn't appear. To my mind it has to be a Vista problem. Anyone have any ideas? Yes I updated drivers. Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57470
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    - wireless network I'a looking for pci wireless network card compatible with windows x64 Tag: File > Open takes a long time to show locations Tag: 57433
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Vista 64 Ultimate. When using File then Open Vista takes at least 10-15
seconds to populate the window with locations ( HDD, CD, Mapped Drives etc )

Any advice appreciated.

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RE: File > Open takes a long time to show locations by HamiltonTech

HamiltonTech
Thu Apr 17 11:54:04 PDT 2008

Check to make certain that you don't have any disconnected network drives.
It sounds like you might have one and it will not load the locations until it
has timed out trying to reach the disconnected network drive.

"Franky" wrote:

> Vista 64 Ultimate. When using File then Open Vista takes at least 10-15
> seconds to populate the window with locations ( HDD, CD, Mapped Drives etc )
>
> Any advice appreciated.

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