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More Information: Pushing the Limits of Windows: Paged and Nonpaged Pool - Mark Russinovich's Blog How to Disable SMBv2 in Vista and Windows 7
See also: Windows 7 Networking Problems Windows Vista introduced a new SMB protocol, version 2. It often causes problems:
This affects Windows 7 too. Turning off SMBv2 fixes these problems for me. If you are not having problems, however, the recommendation is to leave SMBv2 turned on.
Turning SMBv2 OffRun the following two commands from an elevated command prompt: sc config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/nsi This sets the following registry value: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\services\LanmanWorkstation\DependOnService sc config mrxsmb20 start= disabled This sets the following registry value: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\services\mrxsmb20\Start Turning SMBv2 On AgainRun the following two commands from an elevated command prompt: sc config lanmanworkstation depend= bowser/mrxsmb10/mrxsmb20/nsi This sets the following registry value: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\services\LanmanWorkstation\DependOnService sc config mrxsmb20 start= auto This sets the following registry value: HKLM\System\CurrentControlSet\services\mrxsmb20\Start ThanksThanks to Richard at axon IT for his blog post which helped me solve this problem. More InfoSome really good info about the differences between SMBv1 and v2 here: http://www.danieletosatto.com/2010/10/22/smb-tuning-for-xenapp-and-file-servers-on-windows-server-2008/ This also mentions that SMB 2.0 Sessions are per user NOT per computer - this means that for example a terminal server or virtualised server will only open one connection on SMBv1. In this example SMBv2 will bring a great performance boost. Error 0×85010004 in Windows Mobile 6.1 connecting to Exchange 2003 SP2 on SBS 2003
I was setting up ActiveSync on Windows Mobile 6.1 connecting to Exchange 2003 SP2 on SBS 2003. I got the following message on the phone: Your account in Microsoft Exchange Server does not have permission to synchronize with your current settings. Contact your Exchange Server administrator. Support code: 0×85010004. Here are things to try. Source: http://davidschrag.com/schlog/245/troubleshooting-0x85010004-for-exchange-2003-and-windows-mobile-5
Step onePlease install the hotfix below to see if it helps: Step twoThis issue can be caused if you have a Firewall and not allowed a rule on the Firewall for Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync. So I would like to check if you have run the CEICW Wizard. Please open Server Management console, navigate to ‘To Do List’ and click ‘Connect to the internet’ in the right panel. The wizard can help us configure the networking settings for a SBS server. It automatically creates the ISA rules for internet access and site publishing. It’s strongly recommended to use the wizard to configure the SBS server. More info:
Step three:Please checked the properties of Microsoft-Server-ActiveSync, is the Directory Security properties for IP Address and Domain Name Restrictions configured as ” DENIED ACCESS”? To check it:
Step four:Please check the following IIS settings: For Exchange/Exchange-oma virtual directory:
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Authentication Methods Robocopy Makes Folder Hidden / Invisible
After I copied a folder using Robocop /COPYALL the folder was marked hidden. All I had to do was change the attributes back using the following command in an elevated command prompt: attrib -h -s E:\Path\To\Folder
Sandboxie: LastPass plugin in IE won't save Master Password
When using both Sandboxie and the LastPass plugin in Internet Explorer, you may not be able to save the master password. Each time you open IE you would need to log in to LastPass again. This can be a pain, especially if you have a complex master password (which you should). There is a post about this on the Sandboxie forum.
Basically this is because of a feature in IE8 called "Protected Mode". When you run IE8 not-sandboxed, it defaults to running in protected mode. When sandboxed, it runs in standard mode (virtually as administrator) - this is done automatically by Sandboxie. When running in standard mode (ie when you are sandboxed), IE will not remember any passwords that were entered when running in protected mode (ie when you were running outside of the sandbox). How to make the LastPass plugin remember your master password
Now it should remember the password. If you're still having problems, search the Sandboxie forums and maybe request assistance there. Safely Remove or Eject a Disk Using the Command Line
Use the diskpart utility to safely remove a disk drive. This is useful when you have no GUI, for example in Server Core or Hyper-V Server.
According to the diskpart remove´s help (type "help remove" inside diskpart): Realtek HD Audio: Failed to uninstall the device
The Realtek HD Audio sound card was not showing up in Windows Mixer. When I tried to uninstall the driver, it said "Failed to uninstall the device".
Here's how I fixed it:
Windows 7 Networking Problems
Note: This article is a work in progress. Things to Check when you're having problems with networking in Windows 7: Task OffloadingThe next thing to try, if that doesn't fix it, is to disable Task Offloading on your NIC. Go to the Advanced tab of the NIC's properties and disable everything related to "offload". Make a note of what you did and what the default settings were before you start, so that you can revert the changes if they do not help. More LinksStuff I found interesting while troubleshooting these problems:
Red X in Outlook Web Access
You may not be able to compose a new message or reply to an email in Outlook Web Access when using Vista or Windows 7. A red "X" will be shown where the editor should be. This behavior occurs because Windows Vista no longer includes support for the ActiveX control that is used for HTML editing in Outlook Web Access. To fix it, just install hotfix 911829 on the server running Exchange Server 2003. This hotfix requires Exchange Server 2003 SP2 or later. This does not apply to Exchange 2007. More Articles...
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