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    - Random reboots while trying to install xp64 I'm wondering if anyone can help me figure out why my newly built computer randomly reboots during the Windows XP 64bit installation. The furthest I've ever gotten was to select my time-zone. Some times it even reboots during the initial loading of system files (right after loading F6 SATARAID drivers). I've pulled out all RAM except one stick in DIMM 1. I've disconnected my other 3 SATA HDD's including the 2 in RAID 0. All that's currently left on the mobo is my SATA Raptor, SATA burner, and my 8800GT video card. Even when I pulled out all of my SATA devices and used an IDE burner and an IDE HDD, the system would still randomly reboot. I've flashed the BIOS to Rev 1.1 which is the only option MSI offers for the mobo after Rev1.0. My BIOS recognizes all of my drives, and all 8GB of my RAM (although not running at the 1066 speed). The drive boot order is set up for Floppy, Burner, and then formatted HDD. I've reseated every single connection in my system except for the CPU, and unfortunately I don't have another PSU to try out. Also, which F6 drivers am I supposed to use? nVidia has SATARAID drivers for WinXP64 for both my 780I-SLI Northbridge, and for my 570I-SLI Southbridge (and I know what my SB is used for). I've even tried using all 4 drivers for F6. So to sum it up... no matter if I'm using SATA drives or IDE drives, my system randomly reboots during Win XP64 installation. Any thoughts? -- Centurion 590RC case w/ Tagan ITZ 800W PSU MSI P7N Diamond w/ stock Q6600 Win XP64 on 8GB OCZ Reaper PC8500 (w/ default timing) EVGA 8800GT 512MB 150GB WD Raptor SATA Samsung SH-S203N Burner SATA Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59684
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    - Recycle Bin lurker i have what looks like a system folder stuck in the recycle bin. the name is a string of numbers and letters...46c30a etc...the bin icon shows trash is in the bin, paper in the waste bin. but exploring the bin reveals nothing. choosing empty recycle bin asks if i want to delete this folder, but still remains after emptying. anyone know how to delete this folder? thanks dave Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59663
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    - Windows Experience Index Rating I Recently Installed New Memory and a New Graphics Card to My Windows Vista x64 PC and When I Went to Update My Windows Experience Rating it Says its Not Available and Does Not Give the Option to Refresh My Rating. Does Anyone Know What May Have Caused This? Its Nothing Really Important I Guess But it Been Bugging Me =) Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59660
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    - Vista Ultimate 64 bit I have Vista Ultimate 64bit on my laptop and i need to run a program that will only run with 32bit.....can anyone please give me some advice...should i simply laod and use 32bit version of vista? Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59654
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    - How do I log in as the administrator? I am running Vista Ultimate 64bit. How do I log in as the system administrator? I have tried to right click on the CMD prompt but there are no instructions for logging in as administrator? HELP? Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59649
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    - used desktop password protected i bought a desktop .its hewert packard and it has windows xp pro but it is password protected . i cant get it to start.. please help me.. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59639
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    - Need to know the OS is 64bit edition or not I need to find out whether the server runs in 32 bit OS or 64 bit OS. Following is the information i got when i did "winver" in run prompt, version 5.2 (Build 3790.srv03_sp2_rtm.070216-1710 : Service pack 2) Can you kindly confirm whether this is 32 bit / 64 bit Operating system? Thanks in advance Ranjith Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59623
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    - Screen resolution for Win64 Hi group, As Win64 has a better memory management, I suppose that windows screen options are enhanced also, isnt it? For example, normally in Win32 u have Colors 256 colors, 16bits, 32 bits 1024x768 pixels or 1280 x 800 pixels so, the next for Win64 would be Colors 64 bits and something like to say, 2000x1000 pixels comments, ideas? thanks, Carlos Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59616
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    - Encrypted Files Won't Open Hi, I saved all my passwords to a floppy disk and encrypted the doc when I saved it. I used Microsoft Office 2007 Blue Edition. It never asked me for a password. I just tried to open the document and it won't open. Is there something else I can do? The list is 3 pages long. -- Denise ~ If you don't know where you came from, you won't know where you're going. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59609
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    - Application Path not set correctly when launching 32-bit EXE with I have a 32-bit ActiveX application. I install it on a computer running XP x64. The App Paths registry entries are placed under the HLKM\SOFTWARE\Wow6432Node\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths subtree. When I try to launch the application via COM (CreateObject in VB), the App Paths entries are not used. I have found that if I manually create the entries under HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\App Paths subtree, they are accessed and used. Sure seems like a Windows bug to me, but I can't seem to find any mention of it in the Knowledge Base. What gives? Is there a fix? Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59608
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    - 64 bit XP Pro/Mac printer to Pro PC... The mac pc isn't connecting. I have a feeling the problem is with the security settings on my 64 pro pc. I see there is a "Run As" option available, like in Vista and the Mac operating system. Everything is pointing to my PC blocking the Mac from getting to the printer. What should I look at? I even dropped the Firewall and the Mac couldn't see my PC or the Printer. Printer and File Sharing is enabled and the printer works fine. Access is through a router. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59605
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    - 16-bit app runs on W2008 x64 - why? Hello NG, we have a 32-bit application build with VB6. This uses a 16-Bit component (highedit.dll). As expected the app did not run under XP x64 an 2003 x64 Editions. Now we tried it with Windows Server 2008 x64 Edition and it runs! How can this be? Sorry for my English Thank you! Oliver Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59601
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    - Service Pack 3 problem I have Windows XP and just installed service Pack 3. On start up i now get the following messages:- The procedure entry point ApsGetinterfacecount could not be located in the dynamic link library wlanapi.dll. The procedure entry point apsinitialise could not be located in the dynamic link library wlanapi.dll. Can anybody help me to resolve this please? thanks in advance Nigel Edmondson nedmond860@aol.com Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59584
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    - Where is the trial edition of windows xp professional x64 I want to try windows xp professional x64, but where can I find the trial edition of windows xp professional x64, I hope that one expert can give me a good link for direct downloading. Thank you in advance. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59578
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    - O.T. - troubleshooting the 64bit machine. . .(update) Hello, this certainly is taking time but it keeps being interesting. The machine came back with a new motherboard and CPU cooler and fans - and it still powered down just as before. I phoned back and managed to catch them with their pants down (so to speak), and made them borrow me a graphics card instead of shipping the thing back and forth indefinitely. A 7650 GT X2 (dual GPU!) was delivered and the machine ran for more than two hours, which is twice the time it managed earlier, so I really thought I'd found the culprit. But then it shut down again, of course. So, this leaves the Seasonic PSU or the CPU itself (Athlon FX62)? So, far it has cost me nothing, except the trouble and the troubleshooting and the transport. The Seasonic has extended warranty but I am not sure about the CPU, it is 18 months old and I may have some 'Good-Will' to draw on yet but that was an expensive SOB. Allright - I've gotten my 30" display, which is wonderful, of course, thankfully, it runs fine on my Win2K reserve, and I've made a few observations that I wonder if anyone else can verify. I wouldn't wonder if the 'Thin-Film-Transistor' was a lot faster than the 'Phosphors', but I had not expected the effect to be visible to the naked eye, in terms of 'fluent motion'. The Colin Mc Rae simulator is almost completely transformed, and displays a video quality that is totally amazing, I just can't seem to be able to pick up my jaw. If this is 'standard' behavior, then I will beg you all to get one for yourself. And right now - don't mess about with any of those 24 inch's!!! 30"tony. . . Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59568
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    - server generates Delayed Write errors copying Very large Files Apologies as this turned out to be rather lengthy.... I run a development engineering lab for a financial services company and we are running into a rather peculiar but very troubling problem on some of our performance servers when copying, moving or backing up very large files, i.e. files greater than about 52 Gigabytes in size (yes GB not MB). Primarily these are SQL Server database files but we also see the same problems copying or relocating large Virtual Server Hard Drive files of that size or larger. The problem is actually an old one that I think has not been dealt with, the end result for us on Windows Server 2000 and Windows Server 2003 R2 is that after copying about 52 Gbytes of the file, Windows starts reporting "Windows delayed write" errors and at that point the file copy collapses and stops. Although the system reports the copy is still running, no further data is being successfully copied. All the file IO and other windows processes slowdown considerably (more on this in a little bit). In each case where a delayed write error is generated, Event Viewer shows the first error as being event ID 50 and or Event 26. The problem is seen when using Drive letters and UNC paths and we asked about hotfixes for Server 2003 SP2 but were told by support there were none as the fix described in KB Article 890352 [ http://support.microsoft.com/kb/890352/ ] was rolled into SP2 and did not apply to our issue. We have only recently begun to see these problems because until recently most of our performance testing model used fairly small working sets for data (typically under 100GB total) and thus each file-group in our databases was less than 40GB so we never really saw a problem. I've seen this problem on ALL versions of Windows including Server 2008. In the server 2008 case, the O/S collapses completely and cannot be shutdown.In most cases we have to power-off the server to get the problem system to recover, no delayed write error is reported on server 2008. I've tested this on a variety of servers (listed next) and in as many cases as possible I tested on multiple servers with the same config and with different O/S editions. I also tested one of the servers that was experiencing the problems first, using small files (files from 1byte up to 40 GigaBytes in size). The test set I use is approx 870GB in total size and has been continuously copying for about 40 days now continuously on this server, I think at last check it had copied around 2,973 Terabytes of data on this server, all without error. Primary Test Servers and configurations HP ML570 Quad Xeon w/ 16GB Ram and 1.2TBytes local storage + 3.4TB SAN storage on a Nexsan Sataboy Box. WinSvr 2003R2 SP2 x86 and x64. HP DL580 Dual Xeon w/8Gb or 16Gb Ram and 1.2TB Local Storage + 3.4 TB SAN Storage on a Nexsan Sataboy Box. WinSvr 2003R2 SP2 x86 and x64. HP DL380 G4p Dual Xeon w/4Gb Ram and 300GB Local Storage + 3.4 TB SAN Storage on a Nexsan Sataboy Box. WinSvr 2003R2 SP2 x86 DELL 2950 dual quad Core 2.83Ghz w/32 GB Ram 320GB Local Storage 4.2TB on an EMC AX150 SAN and 3.4 TB SAN Storage on a Nexsan Sataboy Box. WinSvr 2003R2 SP2 x86 and x64, Win Svr 2008 x64. DELL 2950 dual quad Core 2.5Ghz w/4 GB Ram 140GB Local Storage 4.2TB on an EMC AX150 SAN and 3.4 TB SAN Storage on a Nexsan Sataboy Box. WinSvr 2003R2 SP2 x86 and WinSvr2008 x86 Dell Precision 460T wkstation Dual Xeon 2.4Ghz with 4GB Ram and 1TB of local storage (SATA) 3.4 TB SAN Storage on a Nexsan Sataboy Box via iSCSI WinSvr 2003R2 SP2 x64 With the exception of the ML570 I've tested on multiple servers of the same type. All servers have succeeded in copying large volumes of files 40Gb and smaller. On our HPs all drives are SCSI hot swappable. Either 10 or 15K. We don't mix spindle speeds in raid groups. On our Dells, all local drives are SAS, on the EMC AX150 all drives are are SATA and on the SATABoy all drives are SATA. On all systems file copies using small files up to 0 - 40GB are all successful. All systems are running the latest BIOS and we have seen the same behavior on prior BIOS versions. All disk controller firware is updated to the latest version and like the BIOSes the same behavior existed on earlier versions. We have checked and updated hard disk firmware, where new versions are available. Same issues as for controller firmware. On local Hard drives we run Raid 1 or Raid 5 to get best performance or max capacity. Both Raid modes exhibit the same behavior. I have tested on the HP's with no Raid at all and the same results occurred. I try not to do specialty O/S builds for our lab environment. I build a straight default Windows O/S configurations, fully patch it with microsoft Patches and burn in test the system, then go test for this problem. I do not tweak system settings or apply registry hacks until I get baseline test data. In all cases here for the file copy tests I have not tweaked the system settings or registry at all. Our servers are set for background performance for the system cache, although we tested with 'foreground' set without success too. We've tried large and small pagefiles and have moved pagefiles to seperate disk spindles to see if it made a difference. I've tried all manner of file copy and file sync tools, but what it comes down to that if the file being copied is written on the systems' storage system (local or SAN), the system will collapse and file copying will fail somewhere around 52 - 58GB being copied. Windows Server 2008 has given me my best look into the problem and what appears to be happening is that the system cache keeps expanding until all physical memory is used and the paged pool keeps growing until it hits around 380MB and non paged hits about 82MB (I think the latter is right). What I then see is the CPU goes flat line as does the Total Disk byes written in Perfmon but the Physical memory usage history in task manager suddenly starts ramping until it gets out around 70GB and then everything is done and either the system hangs (server2008) or delayed write errors occur. One place where I do not seem to see the problem is SAN Drive to SAN Drive Copies on the EMC SAN. I always see this problem on the SATABOY SAN with large files when copying large files to the SAN volumes regardless of Cache Settings. I can backup the files to tape but due to their size its an expensive option both in media cost and time to backup and restore the data, my preferred option is to backup to removeable Hard Disk (External USB - SATA), sure its slower but it offers operating efficiencies right now I cannot get with Tape (if it worked). Some testing has centered on using external drives, but most of the testing on my systems has been to copy or move the files from one volume to another on the server. It doesn't matter whether I turn caching off or on for external USB drives or local drives. I have had very occasional success on the EMC SAN ensuring that windows O/S disk caching is off. Success using this method has been spotty and limited to servers with 32GB or more of RAM. One very telling test setup was to populate the Server with 128GB RAM and run windows Server 2008 x64. In that case almost all file copies were successful, although they became painfully slow after about 60GB was copied and it took over 5 hours to copy the last ~35GB of a 95.8 GB file. I tried using Backup Exec and MsBackup to backup the files to a hard disk but it failed everytime, when I run the same backup to tape it is successful. This is leading me to think the problem is generated in the lower level file system filter drivers. I've tested with and without AntiVirus software in the mix and have likewise tested systems that are built raw with no patches at all and see the same problems. I also tried splitting the file into chunks and copying the pieces and while I can split the file, I cannot join it again as the processes all seem to rely on creating a temp file and the process of copying the large temp file always results in the delayed write errors being generated. I've also tried zipping up the file to reduce its size (database files compress really well) but that process likewise requires a file copy of a large file, and at some point that fails. It should go without saying I've tried using SQL Db Backup writing to disk storage and it fails everytime, tape is successful. In fact it was this very act that caused me to begin investigating the problem in the first place. In days gone by there were loads of users seeing this problem on Win XP copying much smaller files and there are some other people seeing this problem today on Windows Server, Microsoft are very quiet on the subject for windows server, I think in no small part because very few people are seeing the problem and there is no demand to identify the problem or to fix it. I cannot believe though I'm one of the first people to see the problem. I'll quite happily accept its a configuration issue if someone can tell me how to fix the problem! All attempt to tweak a system has not yielded any success. What also sucks is that you typically have to wait ~30 mins to find out that the problem will manifest. I'm about ready to escalate this issue to Microsoft, I think I now have enough test data to do so, but thought I would bounce this off others to see if anyone else has a solution or guidance first. Phil Checkfree: Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59562
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    - Apple Quicktime not fully functional on Vista Ultimate 64 G'day all. I subscribe to a turorial movie site that only enables users to use apple Quicktime to view the movie tutorials. Apple quicktime on my Vista Ultimate 64 machine does not display the control toolbar, such as being able to pause the movie, adjust sound, rewind. This bottom tool menu for Apple Quicktime is completly missing. Yet on my dual boot machine, Windows XP Pro 32 has no problems displaying the entire Quicktime windows with all its controls. Has anyone succeeded in configuring Vista 64 bit to be fully functional with Apple Quicktime? Many thanks. Ron Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59543
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    - Conflict on Network 3 pcs to router, different OS's A Vist 32 bit, Mac latest os, and a 64 bit XP Pro using the same router at hom. There is a network conflict. message on my XP Pro pc. I can not RUN Winipcfg to check ip addresses on the computers. What should I do or is there something else i should do? ...hi -- ...scribble...scribble...scribble... Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59540
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    - Windows XP Pro 64Bit lifetime? Sorry if this has been dealt with before but - what is the Microsoft "lifetime" for Windows XP Pro 64Bit edition? IOW - how much longer will critical and non-critical updates be available for this OS? It is desired to keep this OS on a laptop and a desktop as long as possible because it works so admirably well! Regards and thanks in anticipation. Rubicon --------- Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59532
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    - Vista x64 cannot connect to Windows 2003 x86 printer share Hi All, I'm trying to access 64bit printer share that have been installed on a Windows 2003 x86 server to my Vista Ultimate x64, but I continually get "Windows cannot connect to the printer. Operation could not be completed. (error 0x0000007e)". I have added the x64 drivers by doing the following: From my Vista x64 machine, surf to the \\server\printers. Right clicked and went to server properties. On the driver tab, added a new x64 driver. Pointed to the fresh downloaded driver for HP LaserJet 4250 made May 6th. After doing this, I still get that error message above when I try to add the printer share to my Vista machine. Any suggestions? Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59523
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    - Quicktime and Windows XP Professional 64 Is there anyway I can install Quicktime on my computer running Windows Professional XP 64. I have tried various methodist and it always says that it was not installed properly and is unusable. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59521
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    - 64 bit IE and WMP Hey gang, I am just curious, on your experience, with using 64 bit Internet Explorer, and Windows Media Player. Do you see any significant difference, in using the above versus their 32 bit counterparts? -- Don Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59518
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    - default xml icon missing At some point, the icon displayed for xml files got changed to the icon used for files with no association in Windows. I had a similar problem with .htm and .html files, but was able to fix it using a program I found through a Google search. It fixed the registry directly, since just assigning the icon in iexplore.exe didn't fix it. Apparantly, no one has done the same for xml files. Since I don't know what the program did to reassociate the file type with the normal blue "e" icon, I don't know how to fix the xml files. I've already tried pointing to the first icon in msxml3.dll, which is what it used to use: Windows Explorer -> Tools -> Folder Options -> File Types -> XML document -> Advanced -> change icon Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59511
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    - Lavasoft Ad-aware 7.1.0.8 Now available for Vista 64 bit Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59509
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    - vista Ultimate 32-bit to 64-bit Hello, I have two questions but the first affects the second so I thought I would put them all in one post. 1) What is the difference between buying "windows vista ultimate upgrade" and "windows vista ultimate"? 2)I have windows vista ultimate 32-bit edition, can I buy the windows vista ultimate 64-bit edition upgrade? Or do I have to buy the whole pack? Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59504
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    - ODBC driver for Windows Server 2003 64bit edition hello, Please assist me on this query I have a customer is using Windows Server 2003 64bit edition and he wish to know whether it includes ODBC driver as in 32bit edition, If not he wants to know how to acquire the same for 64bit edition. Thanks ahead! Jagdeep Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59487
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    - Upgrade Possible from Home Premium to 64 Bit? Hi, I currently have an Intel Core2 CPU E6600 @ 2.40 GHz, running Vista Home Premium (32 Bit). I use this computer mainly for gaming and recently picked a new game up which was bogging my system down a bit. I purchased 2 GB more of RAM, but recently found out that a 32 bit OS won't utilize more then the @ GB I had before. (I'd like to use all of the 4 GB I have installed now). So I suppose my question is three part. Is my Processor capable of running a 64 bit OS? Which edition should I look at purchasing? And will it be an upgrade or a complete clean installation? Thank you for any help. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59484
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    - please help i don't want to format i will need 3 days to reinstall hello everyone i am one of the stupid people that has windows xp x64 pro there is this one online flash game i play age of war by maxgames.com its really a stupid game whatever this isn't about that when i get into the game my system speaker starts going off one time i tried to just ignore it and well after like 20 minutes of beeping it had a thermals shutdown. now i will i could say this is just for from this game but it isn't. when i watch certain youtube videos the beeping starts again. apparently the videos aren't long enough to cause a thermal shutdown now i have a 500w power supply intell E6600 processor on a ECS P4M900T-M motherboard 2gb ram ddr2 (2x1gb) no cd-rom drives 4 hard drives everything else in integrated onto the motherboard 6 system fans 120mm cpu fan with 3 speed and heat sensor 120mm power supply fan with 3 speed and heat sensor 2 80mm rear case fans for air intake 1 80mm side fan for air exoust 1 80mm front fan for exoust removes heat from 4 hard drives. i have never had a system over heat before this i have checked all the fans for performance and wires are not in the way my theory is my processor is trying to split the flash game into 2 processors and its failing the lag causes the system to be redundant and heat up for no reason thus the system beep at every processor failure misc. i have adobe master collection installed CS3 it came with a unique flash player for testing .swf files. but i use the flash player to play other games i have and i have no problem. what can i do to prevent another thermal shutdown? no, not playing the game and not going to youtube in not an option. last note i have virtual pc 2007 i have windows installed on that as well mainly to test web pages with different resolutions and different browsers the game also causes the beeping in virtual pc witch is supposedly a 32 bit windows installation and virtual pc is set to mostly run of the second processor thanks for your help. !!!oh why! why the hell did i upgrade my pc!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59483
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    - Upgrading from home basic 64 bit I ordered the home premium upgrade, however I was sent the 32 bit and I currently have the 64 bit home basic. I was told I would have to order the 64 bit from Microsoft. I received that disk today. How do I go about installing them? which one do I install first? My Pc has been restored to factory settings. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59478
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    - ATI Catalyst 8.5's released ATI released a new set of drivers for their graphic cards. Vista x64 http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx?p=vista64/common-vista64 Windows XP x64 http://game.amd.com/us-en/drivers_catalyst.aspx?p=xp64/radeonx-xp64 Carlos Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59472
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    - Userenv Error I have a Windows 2003 server Single domain network. All computers are Windows XP Pro 32 bit. We just purchase a computer DELL T3400 with 64 bit and XP x64 bit. I Joined the cmputer with Domain and rebboted. I have several errors in my Event Log. Application Error: Userenv EventID:1053 Windows cannot determine the user or computer name. (The specified domain either does not exist or could not be contacted. ). Group Policy processing aborted. Soultion 1: ------------- In Event Viewer, click System, and check for any networking-related messages, such as Netlogon messages, that indicate a network connectivity issue I found a Netlogn Error in System Events: ----------------------------------------------- This computer was not able to set up a secure session with a domain controller in domain "COMPANYNAME" due to the following: There are currently no logon servers available to service the logon request. This may lead to authentication problems. Make sure that this computer is connected to the network. If the problem persists, please contact your domain administrator. ADDITIONAL INFO If this computer is a domain controller for the specified domain, it sets up the secure session to the primary domain controller emulator in the specified domain. Otherwise, this computer sets up the secure session to any domain controller in the specified domain. This solution wasn't very helpful because I did have logon server available and working fine and processing all the log-on requests. Solution 2: ------------ At the command prompt, type netdiag, and note any errors. Those errors usually have to be resolved before Group Policy processing can continue Not Applicable because this command is not available on Windows XP x64. Soultion 3: ------------- At the command prompt, type gpupdate, and then check Event Viewer to see if the Userenv 1053 event is logged again. It didn't created/write 1053 event (Refereshing Policy didn't generate any errors) Solution 4: ----------- To verify that the domain controller can be contacted through Domain Name System (DNS), try to access \\mydomain.com\sysvol\mydomain.com, where mydomain.com is the fully qualified DNS name of your domain I was able to access the share \\mydomain.com\sysvol\mydomain.com and found 2 folders "Policies" and "scripts" Solution 5: ------------ Verify that you can access the domain controller by using tools such as the Active Directory Users and Computers snap-in Solution 5 is not possible with Windows XP PRO 64 bit but I was able to access Active Dir Users and Computers from Windows XP Pro 32. Windows XP Professional build 2600 with QFE Q329357 Solution 6: ------------ Check to see whether other computers on your network are having the same problem. No computer have problem on the network Solution 7: ----------- If this computer is a part of a cross-forest domain, verify that the forest for the user account is currently available and can be contacted by the computer on which the Group Policy processing failed Doesn't apply anks for all the help, I can get .... Kashif Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59470
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    - MsGina Error I have a Windows 2003 server Single domain network. All computers are Windows XP Pro 32 bit. We just purchase a computer DELL T3400 with 64 bit and XP x64 bit. I Joined the cmputer with Domain and rebboted. I have several errors in my Event Log. Application Error: Source: MsGina EventID: 1010 Failed to set the user's home directory (Drive H: connected to Share \\CompanyName-MachineName\share1). Where "CompanyName-MachineName" is a NAS device name with a share on it called "SHARE1". I have never come accrosss this error joining my Windows XP 32 machines. There are several articles an the internet but I can't relate any with my specific problem and couldn't find a specific solution to my problem. Desperately need Help.. I have several errors and I am going to open multiple threads seperately for each problem. Thanks for all the help, I can get .... Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59467
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    - Blank screen half the time after windows vista x64 loading bars Half of the times I boot vista 64 bit up it is absolutley fine. The other half is something which has very much plagued me for the last week and beginning to stress me out a bit. When it goes wrong: All goes well and the vista login bars go by and then suddenly I get a black screen then my monitor tells me it isn't connected to the PC. I'm running a Palit 8800GT. I updated the drivers to old and new and still had this issue. After about 10 seconds of this no connection the PC reboots and normally this time it will load into vista just fine and tell me that it has had a 'bluescreen' problem with the following information: BCCode: d1 BCP1: FFFFF9804C21C00C BCP2: 0000000000000002 BCP3: 0000000000000000 BCP4: FFFFF98003D4B43E I have tried reformating and reinstalling everything and still have the issue. Does anyone know what it could be? Thanks Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59461
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    - Vista 64-bit Compatibility I'm in the market for a new computer and was wondering about Vista 64-bit's compatibility with programs, hardware, etc. I'm an architecture student running AutoCAD, Rhino, Maya, Adobe CS3. Are these compatible with Vista 64-bit? I've heard that Vista 64-bit is a faster, more powerful OS than what I've been using (XP Pro) but I don't want to switch if 64-bit compatibility is still in its infancy (at least for the applications I'm using). I've read many threads on this subject, but am apologetically still unsure (it's a lot of money for a grad student to invest in, and many discussions on this subject are relatively old). Thank you for any answers/suggestions/advice. I appreciate everyone's help. Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59448
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    - Bluetooth x64 Can anyone recommend a bluetooth adapter for use on Vista Business 64bit? All the cheap ones I have seen dont say if they have drivers for Vista 64 and was just wondering if anyone here used one. Thanks Robert Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59445
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    - Upgrade from 64bit Vista Home Premium to Ultimate Is the upgrade to Ultimate from Home Premium specific to 64 bit or 32 bit? I have 64 bit Home Premium and I need to go to ultimate. Do I need to be careful which upgrade I pick, or is there just one upgrade on the market that includes both versions? Does anybody know? I'd appreciate any advice...thanks! Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59444
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    - Hyper-V RC1 Available... http://blogs.technet.com/virtualization/archive/2008/05/20/hyper-v-rc1-release-available-on-microsoft-download-center.aspx Download at: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=7EDAA89F-9F64-488D-93C0-858D2D8799DF&displaylang=en And technically on topic, since it's only available on x64 systems, of course. ;) Seriously, I've been running Hyper-V for a while now, and with this RC1 release, I've moved all my production virtualization to Hyper-V. -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64 http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/profile/charlie.russel Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59433
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    - Is Vista x64 supported as a hyper-v guest yet? Thought I saw some new software drops the past week; perhaps it was only for allowing Vista X64 to manage Hyper-V. Anyone? Thanks! Tag: Ram problem Tag: 59432
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I booted it once it says i have 3gb of ram then i reboot it says i have 4gb
and now it says i have 3gb? any help thanks

Im suppose to have 4.. I ran the ram memtest... it said nothing was wrong

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Re: Ram problem by Colin

Colin
Sat May 31 18:14:11 PDT 2008

What is the "it" you booted? What operating system are you using? (This is
not an XP newsgroup).

"M98custom12" <M98custom12@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:EB0FD9B8-C2B6-4A42-B4A9-E1956FF996C5@microsoft.com...
>I booted it once it says i have 3gb of ram then i reboot it says i have 4gb
> and now it says i have 3gb? any help thanks
>
> Im suppose to have 4.. I ran the ram memtest... it said nothing was wrong

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