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This is not a problem with your server install. It is a problem with the drivers that vmware installs. Make sure vmware tools are installed. If they are check that you have network config set to pass through and not bridged.
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At its iPad launch event this week, Apple declared itself a mobile devices company. But Apple also provided clues about how it innovates, a point that many missed. And the iPad isn't about creating new markets at all. View the full article -
With Windows 7, Microsoft has realized its goal to replace static folders with virtualized shell locations that aggregate content from a variety of physical locations. This feature is called Libraries. View the full article
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In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss Libraries, the Windows 7 feature of the week, a Windows Home Server "Vail" leak, a minor Zune update with major implications, Office 2010 system requirements, a correction to last week's mobile OS market share figures, and, yes, the iPad... View the full article
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My latest weekly series is a tie-in with the Windows Weekly podcast, and will provide one new Windows 7 tip each week: If I publish your tip, I'll send you a free copy of Windows 7 Secrets! This week's tip: Hide Unwanted Windows Updates. View the full article
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What kind of error are you getting?
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Welcome to the community. We look forward to getting to know you.
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This week's release of a small Zune upgrade did more than just bring the PC software up to version 4.2. It added some unannounced new features and, even more surprisingly, references some mysterious phone devices in its installer files. Is a Zune Phone on the way? View the full article
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Microsoft does offer some integration between its Windows Live services and Windows Mobile, courtesy of a pair of native smart phone applications. But there's a lot more that could be done here. View the full article
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It could just be a corrupt dvd. Try burning it again and then try the install.
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Check the security setting on IE. You might have to disable the security configuration.
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Downgrading Win Server 2008 R2 Enterprise To Standard
AWS replied to jonnyjii's topic in Tech Help and Discussions
There is no way to downgrade. You'll have to reintall. -
In this week's mailbag: Paul's Chrome extensions, using an Xbox 360 as a living room set-top box, world electrical adaptors, no SteadyState for Windows 7, XP Mode is 32-bit only, free (and paid) DVD decryption options, and how to change the wallpaper in Windows XP Starter. View the full article
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It's pretty clear that Windows Mobile 6.5 is a work in progress, and while there are important changes coming this year, now is not the time to adopt this solution. View the full article
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In the latest episode of the Windows Weekly podcast, Leo and I discuss a Bing policy change, an early IE patch, Windows Mobile 7 rumors, Apple supporting Windows 7 in Boot Camp, next week's Apple tablet event, and more... View the full article
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The mail profile outlook was created with a newer version
AWS replied to lancerocke's topic in Tech Help and Discussions
The only way that I know of to fix it is to create a new profile. I had the same problem when I was beta testing Office 2007. I downgraded back to 2003 and had to create a new profile as well as recreate all my email accounts and folders. -
I would check that the usb drive is enabled for the Windows 2008 guest.
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That would be something new and fresh.
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We don't delete accounts. We can set your account to guest which would remove all your info except username from the site.
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Microsoft is warning customers of a hole in the kernel of 32-bit versions of Windows that could allow someone to install programs, change data, or create new accounts with full user rights. The vulnerability, caused by the Windows kernel not properly handling certain exceptions, affects 32-bit versions of Windows 7, Vista, XP, 2000, and Server 2003 and 2008, according to the security advisory released on Wednesday night. It does not affect 64-bit versions of Windows. Full story: cNet
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Today we released a Cumulative Security Update for Internet Explorer.
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Next week, Apple may (or may not) release a tablet device. But I think the big news is the iPhone 4.0 platform, which could soon power Apple's iPods, iPhones, and mobile computers. View the full article
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The problem is the ssl certificate is invalid or expired. The user should be able to click a link that will allow then to get past that error.
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Bulletin Severity Rating:Critical - This security update resolves seven privately reported vulnerabilities and one publicly disclosed vulnerability in Internet Explorer. The more severe vulnerabilities could allow remote code execution if a user views a specially crafted Web page using Internet Explorer. Users whose accounts are configured to have fewer user rights on the system could be less impacted than users who operate with administrative user rights. View the full article
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