nitroshift

There are a few entries in the log that appear dodgy to say the least. Could you upload the log as an attachment?

I would use R-Studio to recover the file(s).

It was there in Vista too, but the max score was 5.9 as opposite to 7.9 in 7.

It is actually doing a good job...

Has anyone tried this http://h20000.www2.hp.com/bizsupport/TechS...TX-UNITY-I23839 ?

Wrong... If the server is NOT a DC, you can To the OP, can you map a share from within Vista?

Ditto!

Are you running Nero under Linux or FreeBSD? jaclaz "Software Hangout" would seem a better place to me... Just my $0.02

On the rig in my signature I have burned 4 DVD's at a time using 3 external DVD-RW drives and the internal drive from an image file loaded in Daemon Tools with Nero 9.0.9.4 by means of "Use multiple recorders" feature in Nero Burning ROM. So, yes, it can be done, but I can't tell you what resources the process(es) are taking up since I was using the laptop to to something else while recording was in progress (and I burned 200 DVD's using this method for my office. Don't ask how long it took but I finished 3 six-packs before it finished ). PS. Could some moderator please move this to the appropriate forum since this is not about Windows XP? Thanks!

It might be still up on connect.

It's OK, looks good IMO...

... most likely a poorly written gadget.

Well, considering that I have finished 8th grade 20 years ago, I didn't do too bad: B- with 80%...

I have submitted feedback for all the software I have installed on my laptop and some older software I had backed-up. Not to mention a few games... As to the OP, the link on top of all windows is very handy, I don't see the point in removing it. After all we are TESTING a beta version that will expire on August 1st, so it's not a permanent OS for now.

Taken from: http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/en-...leshooting.mspx "Windows Mobile Device Center doesn’t work on my 64-bit PC. If you have installed Windows Mobile Device Center on 64-bit Windows Vista and had previously installed and used Windows Mobile Device Center, you may need to manually install Windows Mobile Device Center a second time to successfully update it."

Works OK on my machine loaded with Vista Business x64 and a Nokia N73. What anti-virus are you using? Is it Norton by any chance?

Read the Help files of each program

I think you'd be better off by integrating the drivers into the windows installation disk as described here: http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=107504

nLite by any chance?

Enter the BIOS and set SATA to RAID.

From foxconn's support page: "Features of Foxconn G9657MA-8KS2H MotherboardNotice: Only DDR2-800 Mem. supp.ing JEDEC approved 1.8V operation with timings of 5-5-5 or 6-6-6 is Supp. on Intel Desktop Boards based on Intel 965 Express Chipsets."

It doesn't happen on my machines, so must be something with the setup of your v-lite install.

I wonder if there`s a way to get it through windows updates...

Just to mention that the issue has been solved... secpol.msc ---> Microsoft network client: Send unencrypted password to connect to third-party SMB servers set to enabled and voila

FTP server?