SCSM 2010 CU3/CU4 unresponsive clearing temporary files
When SCSM 2010 Console becomes unresponsive e.g. forms seem to take minutes to open, for some reason exiting the console clearing temporary files in 'disk cleanup' seems to help.
- Edited by Pete_ML Tuesday, October 9, 2012 8:29 AM
Please add an option for seperate input and output in the PowerShell V3 ISE
Reply:
Grant Ward, a.k.a. Bigteddy
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Reply:
Hi,
I agree with Grant, this is by design, there are three windows in PS 3.0 ISE, script pane, command add-on and Powershell console. To separate input and output, I would like suggest you put your command in the script pane.
Regards,
Yan Li
Yan Li
TechNet Community Support
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Reply:
I'll admit that when I first came across the new layout in the Beta versions, I didn't like it. But I got used to it, and now it makes no difference to me.
The new two-pane layout was a conscious decision made by Microsoft, in order that the ISE more closely resembles and behaves like the Console.
Grant Ward, a.k.a. Bigteddy
- Edited by Bigteddy Tuesday, October 9, 2012 7:44 AM
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Possible ways to synchronize the data in farms.
Hi All,
I am working with a customer that has just single farm for their document management system. Now as load on the system has been increased so new environment will have three different farms (Asian farm, European farm and American farm).
I have a confusion regarding this architect. I am wondering how data will be synchronized between farms. As there are three farms of same system so I suppose data should be synchronized between farms. As per my knowledge there is no way to synchronize all 3 farms.
If someone has done such sort of work, please tell me how synchronization can be achieved.
Regards Amit
Reply:
Hi,
there are serveral ways to do this. You can share service applications accross farms:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff621100.aspx
and you have different approches to replicate the content. A description you will find here:
http://morshemesh.blogspot.co.at/2012/08/synchronizing-content-between-farms-on.html
Hope this helps
Kind regards
Stefan
http://www.n8d.at/blog
Follow me on Twitter: StFBauer | n8design
MCTS - SharePoint / WSS Configuration and Development
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how to restrict duplicates values in webpart using java script?
i was updated some text in textbox. Then i click share button
it is showing under description.
But the issue was , when i clicking refresh button
the text is adding once more. [ i mean duplicate value]
is there any way to restrict that by using java script?
Reply:
Hi,
This is a javascript question. Please post such questions in "forums.asp.net" to get more responses.
You need to check if the value in textbox is same as that of the description. You need to call the below function in the onclick of the share button.
Now for the solution:
function checkValueExists(){
var textValue = document.getElementById('txt1').Value ; // txt1 means textbox
var descValue = document.getElementById('desc1').Value // desc1 means description textbox
if(textValue == descValue)
{
alert("Value already exists. Please enter a new value");
}
else
{
// your logic
}
}
Please note: I have not tested the syntax.
Hope this helps.
- Edited by Venkatzeus Tuesday, October 9, 2012 6:37 AM
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pls help
Reply:
Hi,
Please try the networking troubleshooting first. If it doesn't find any issue, then disable and re-enable the Ethernet for a test.
Niki Han
TechNet Community Support
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sending email with embedded image using sp utilities send email.
Hi everybody,
I have an issue while sending email with embedded image using sp utilities send email.
Embeded image is not getting loaded in the mail body.
But with smtp email configuration able to get embedded image.
Please suggest me regarding the issue.
Reply:
How you embeding the image in the mail body.
The preferred way is to use Html code for the same.
Again, here you will have to save those images somewhere on the site from where it will get downloaded in mail body.
The following links might help you:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/microsoft.sharepoint.utilities.sputility.sendemail.aspx
Thanks.
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Reply:
Hi,
First don't start thread with discussion if you have any problem/query so change your forum type from discussion to Question otherwise no one will credit to answering this question.
Edit your first post-->Change Type-->Select "Question" instead of discussion:
Now come to your question:
You have send HTML format mail then only image can display. Make sure that you all users are having read access on your image. You need to use <img> tag in stringbuilder to embed your image.
StringDictionary headers = new StringDictionary(); headers.Add("from", "system@domain.com"); headers.Add("to", spUser.Email); headers.Add("subject", "Welcome to the SharePoint group:"); headers.Add("content-type", "text/html"); //This is the default type System.Text.StringBuilder strMessage = new System.Text.StringBuilder(); strMessage.Append("<br><br><b>Login Instructions: </b><br>"); strMessage.Append("<font color='red'><UL><li>If you are a US employee ALWAYS login in using the following login format </font><br>"); SPUtility.SendEmail(web, headers,strMessage.ToString()); Hope it could help
Cheers, Hemendra-MCTS "Yesterday is just a memory,Tomorrow we may never see"
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If I include source OU as sync target and import & sync and exclude source OU and import & sync , it result in no change ?
I am going to do MA setting change(exclude OU and import and sync ,then a lot of user will be deleted)
I would like to do that test.
If I create new OU which has one user and include that OU as sync target and
import & sync and exclude that OU and import & sync again, it will result in there is no change to anywhere?( I would like to make sure just excluding OU and importing & syncing result in CS,MV objects delete and user delete when exporting)
we use MIIS and it has big impact to our company , so I am nervous to do change.
- Changed type Markus VilcinskasMicrosoft employee Sunday, March 17, 2013 1:05 PM
MBAM Console
The MBAM console is just a website. I don't like sequencing URL's because I find it clutters up the users desktop with shortcuts that could just as easily be a favorite in their browser. However I had the idea to sequence this and I like the ease of managing access to the console this way.
Step 1 - Sequence the Application
Choose all defaults in the App-V Sequencing Wizard until you get to the window prompting you to provide a Package name. Name the package accordingly e.g. Microsoft MBAM 1.1. Take note of the Primary Directory e.g. Q:\Microsoft MBAM 1.1.
Choose Perform a custom installation. Click Next.
Don't install anything.
Check the box to indicate the install has been completed once you have successfully installed the application.
You should choose to customize the application further. You need to add a shortcut for the MBAM Console here. I ensured my shorcut was pointing to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\explore.exe" "http://<YOUR URL TO THE MBAM CONSOLE>" I then changed the icon from the default Internet Explorer to point to the Bitlocker shortcut icon. "C:\Windows\System32\BitLockerWizard.exe"
I did not launch the application for optimization. I chose not to do this because it authenticates and is just a link and should be relatively quick launching.
When complete you may select File-->SaveAs
Save the application to the relevant path (what you set in the Deployment tab)
Step 3 - Application Complete
You can now deploy the application now. And this is where I feel the benefit of using App-V comes in. This console is for managing the recovery and applying security measures for encrypting users hard drives and as such access should be restricted. With MBAM this is restricted via groups as follows:
So as you can see above you can restrict access with great granularity. When deploying the MBAM console with App-V can deploy to the same AD Groups you give access to on the MBAM server itself. It's also very easy to remove the shortcut again as you just remove the user from the AD Group and it should disappear the next time to the client refreshes.
I hope this is helpful for somebody!
PLEASE MARK ANY ANSWERS TO HELP OTHERS Blog: rorymon.com Twitter: @Rorymon
how to get size of all the subsites in sharepoint 2010
I need to get the size of all the subsites within a site colleciton.
please help
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Mars Curiosity rover scheduled for a stopover
Mars Curiosity rover is scheduled for a stopover to scrutinize the pyramid-shaped rock on the planet's surface.The rock, measuring around 16 inches at the base and 10 inches high is chosen for analysis due to its unusual shape, was named "Jake" in memory of Jet Propulsion Lab engineer-mathematician Jacob Matijevic who died several days after the spacecraft's landing on Mars.
The science team from JPL will have Curiosity stop for a couple of days for its first "contact science" by analysing and photographing the rock using its Mars Hand Lens Imager (MAHLI) and Alpha Particle Xray Spectrometer (APXS).
Curiosity is on a 2-year mission to probe living conditions in Mars and gain insights into its geologic history. Its goal is to reach the base of Mount Sharp in the midst of Gale Crater, around 7 miles away from its current position, by early 2013.
- Moved by Mr. Wharty Tuesday, October 9, 2012 4:18 AM Not a Training and Certification question (From:Training and Certification)
Network Load Balancing - Application Aware
When will network load balancing be made Application aware?
NLB is frequently used as a 'Failover' solution - yet becuase it is not Application Aware it fails at this function.
IIS, FTP, RDP, APPV - NLB should be aware of all these applications so that it can manage the Load Balancing operations - the heartbeat only indicates whether the server is on or off. The example here - http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/aa372849%28v=vs.85%29.aspx - only tests if a service is running or not.
How hard would it be to check if packets are being answered by the app?
As MS has advertised their desire to provide services to Hosted Service Providers, we need this.
Reply:
NLB itself does not have any way to monitor health of application. You can create your own component that does that and then use node weight to tell a node to stop taking traffic on a port. Here is an example how it can be done using System Center http://blogs.msdn.com/b/clustering/archive/2008/06/24/8648702.aspx In this case the application that is monitored is IIS.
Regards, Vladimir Petter, Microsoft Corporation
- Edited by Vladimir Petter Monday, October 8, 2012 9:13 PM
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Reply:
Thank you for the response.
however, your response does not add value to the discussion.
Adding Application Awareness to NLB will make Microsoft more relevant in the hosting service channel.
Software As A Service (SaaS) is taking over the internet.
A server isn't much good if it isn't doing the work you have assigned it.
All node weight does is set the preferred server for handling traffic. The component has to stop or suspend the 'bad' server in NLB. ping/heartbeat health just doesn't cut it anymore.
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Regards, Vladimir Petter, Microsoft Corporation
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How to move U2 Data into SQL Server 2012 using U2 Toolkit for .NET and SQL Server Import and Export Wizard?
Please read : http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sqlintegrationservices/thread/06e2c390-465b-4915-9143-f0e6d307bc7f/
You can use U2 Toolkit for .NET V1.1.1+ to transfer U2 Data into SQL Server 2012 very easily using SQL Server Import and Export Wizard. When you run SQL Server Import and Export Wizard, you will see 'U2 Database Driver for .NET'. Then it will ask you 'Source' and 'Destination. You may need to update the following configuration file.
To use SSIS and Export/Import Wizard:
- Update C:\Program Files\Microsoft SQL Server\110\DTS\ProviderDescriptors\ ProviderDescriptors.xml
- Add entry:
<dtm:ProviderDescriptor SourceType="U2.Data.Client.U2Connection">
<dtm:SchemaNames
TablesSchemaName="Tables"
ColumnsSchemaName="Columns"
ViewsSchemaName="Views"
/>
<dtm:TableSchemaAttributes
TableCatalogColumnName="TABLE_CAT"
TableSchemaColumnName="TABLE_SCHEM"
TableNameColumnName="TABLE_NAME"
TableTypeColumnName="TABLE_TYPE"
TableDescriptor="TABLE"
ViewDescriptor="VIEW"
SynonymDescriptor ="SYNONYM"
NumberOfTableRestrictions="3"
/>
<dtm:ColumnSchemaAttributes
NameColumnName = "COLUMN_NAME"
OrdinalPositionColumnName="ORDINAL_POSITION"
DataTypeColumnName = "DATA_TYPE"
MaximumLengthColumnName = "COLUMN_SIZE"
NumericPrecisionColumnName = "PRECISION"
NumericScaleColumnName = "SCALE"
NullableColumnName="IS_NULLABLE"
NumberOfColumnRestrictions="4"
/>
<dtm:Literals
PrefixQualifier="""
SuffixQualifier="""
CatalogSeparator="."
SchemaSeparator="."
/>
</dtm:ProviderDescriptor>
Rajan
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EMC Prompt error while accessing MB role in Exchange 2007 SP-3 ?
Hi,
Just recently I am start receving an unstable error while accesing Mail box Role in the Exchange management console and other than this error there is No mail flow issue in the Exchange organization, The reson i said it's an unstable error is that i can do my stuffs in EMC without an error as well to do so once i have to log off and login for both DC and Exchange with member of Exchange organization Admin Acc, the error was disappear for a while and then after some times it happens time to time, Please let me know what coud be the reason was causing this error..
Error- The exchange group with GUID "3f965b9c-f167-4b4a-936c-b8efb19c4784" was not found. This group was automatically created during setup, but it has been subsequently removed'
Oranization Details:
There is only one DC and Exchange server 2007 Sp-3 with CAS,MB and HT role..
msras
- Changed type msras Wednesday, October 3, 2012 11:24 AM
Reply:
Bing that GUID. There are several posts about it. I didn't read them, so I can't tell you that any of them answer your question, but that's where you should start.
http://www.lmbtfy.com/?q=3f965b9c-f167-4b4a-936c-b8efb19c4784
Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."
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Single/Individual Mail Restore
Hi,
I am writing an application that uses Exchange Management shell cmdlets to search for mails based on search criteria
from a Recovery database.
The cmdlet I am using for this purpose is Search-Mailbox.
The filter criteria will be set by end user for this cmdlet.
For some searches, the cmdlet returns more than one mail.
I need to select an individual e-mail out of the search results and restore
it to a target mailbox.
However, I didn't found a way to restore a particular mail among the search results.
Is there any way to achieve this. If not, can someone suggest me any workaround ?
Thanks,
Gagan
Gagan
Reply:
Ed Crowley MVP "There are seldom good technological solutions to behavioral problems."
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To early to adopt server 2012?
Just as I expected it seems that many of the software vendors are playing catchup now that Server 2012 has been released.
Our current Microsoft Partner AV vendor no firm release date yet for a production version that supports Server 2012.
Backup product probably around Feb 2013
Monitoring solution no date yet.
Imaging product no date yet.
I've decided not to look at anything else yet, not much point if you cannot backup, monitor or run AV ....
i'm not quite sure how Microsoft expect businesses to be early adopters of Server 2012 unless everything is running Microsoft Software which for all the right and wrong reasons many people do not.
We'll probably forget about server 2012 for at least 6 months and then take a look again.
Anybody else having similar issues?
- Changed type Arthur_LiMicrosoft contingent staff Thursday, October 4, 2012 9:29 AM
Reply:
Don't forget to mark your posts as answered so they drop off the unanswered post filter. If I've helped you and you want to show your gratitude, just click that green thingy.
- Edited by Knuckle-Dragger Monday, October 1, 2012 5:58 AM
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Be smart, wait for Service Pack 1 before going production. Always wait for the service pack.
Don't forget to mark your posts as answered so they drop off the unanswered post filter. If I've helped you and you want to show your gratitude, just click that green thingy.
Your name says it all, Knuckle-Dragger. <grin>
I started working with Windows Server products when Microsoft came out with Windows NT 3.5 Server, and that was definitely sage advice in the early days. I've worked extensively on each subsequent release. Each release has gotten more and more solid, as it should because so much of the code is carried forward. Today, most of the things that you are going to be using Windows Server for have tried and proven code - much of which has not required a patch for ages. Yes, newer features and capabilities will have new code, but from what I've seen coming from Microsoft engineering over the past few years has really given me confidence in the latest releases. I would have no fear in deploying Windows Server 2012 for all the things that Windows Server has been doing for years. As for new features, for example ReFS, I would first want to work with it in a lab so that I could understand it and troubleshoot it before deploying it. That might take a wait for SP1. But for the majority of the operating system, you are going to be running well-proven code.
My 2 cents.
tim
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"Nige-b1" wrote in message news:acd6e09a-59ee-4d93-8433-a3ae6238dc79@communitybridge.codeplex.com...Just as I expected it seems that many of the software vendors are playing catchup now that Server 2012 has been released.
Our current Microsoft Partner AV vendor no firm release date yet for a production version that supports Server 2012.
Backup product probably around Feb 2013
Monitoring solution no date yet.
Imaging product no date yet.
I've decided not to look at anything else yet, not much point if you cannot backup, monitor or run AV ....
i'm not quite sure how Microsoft expect businesses to be early adopters of Server 2012 unless everything is running Microsoft Software which for all the right and wrong reasons many people do not.
We'll probably forget about server 2012 for at least 6 months and then take a look again.
Anybody else having similar issues?
Tomás Mason
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Reply:
Be smart, wait for Service Pack 1 before going production. Always wait for the service pack.
Don't forget to mark your posts as answered so they drop off the unanswered post filter. If I've helped you and you want to show your gratitude, just click that green thingy.
Your name says it all, Knuckle-Dragger. <grin>
I started working with Windows Server products when Microsoft came out with Windows NT 3.5 Server, and that was definitely sage advice in the early days. I've worked extensively on each subsequent release. Each release has gotten more and more solid, as it should because so much of the code is carried forward. Today, most of the things that you are going to be using Windows Server for have tried and proven code - much of which has not required a patch for ages. Yes, newer features and capabilities will have new code, but from what I've seen coming from Microsoft engineering over the past few years has really given me confidence in the latest releases. I would have no fear in deploying Windows Server 2012 for all the things that Windows Server has been doing for years. As for new features, for example ReFS, I would first want to work with it in a lab so that I could understand it and troubleshoot it before deploying it. That might take a wait for SP1. But for the majority of the operating system, you are going to be running well-proven code.
My 2 cents.
tim
Tim, I would have to agree with Knuckle-Dragger, wait for SP1 or at very least a couple of security roll-ups (or business case dictates) since service packs seem to be the prefered method of new feature deployment.
I also started working with Microsoft Server products back with Windows NT 3.5 and in my humble opinion, it is still best to wait for the 1st service pack before doing any wide scale deployments in a production environments. I currently though (as well as just about everyone else) am evaluating the Server 2012 but not in a production environment.
Tim you have listed yourself as a Cisco Parter, would you put the latest IOS on a production router just to have the newest code running?
If there is no compelling reason at this time to go to Server 2012, then why put your production environment at risk.
Just my 2 cents worth.
- Edited by b0rn2frag Monday, October 8, 2012 1:18 PM
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Reply:
If you want to deploy Hyper-V, then Windows 2012 is very compelling. Features like iSCSI targets, Cisco 1000 emulation on virtual switches and VHDX support are all great reasons. The price is also phenomenal. if you want to explore claims-based authentication, Windows 2012 is another good choice. Also, for a DC, Windows 2012 is pretty much identical to Windows 2008R2. I don't think i"d have any issue deploying a Windows 2012 RTM DC, but YMMV.
For any application-based server, like Exchange or SQL no way. Wait until SP1.
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Tomas makes the most valid point. Do you have a business justification to deploy? No, if I did not have a business justification, I would not deploy. If I have a business justification, I would have no qualms in deploying.
My point wasn't to say deploy just to deploy. I was trying to address the built-in hesitation that seems wired into some individuals. Often they had very good reasons for the hesitation in the past. My point is that I have seen the quality of code coming from the Microsoft server team constantly get better and better, and so much of the code that is part of the new release is not new code.
New products? Yes, I would most likely still wait. Enhancements to existing capabilities? I would most likely not hesitate (again, with business justification). The point ABCFED makes is very valid - if you are interested in virtualization, I'd jump on 2012.
tim
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Cannot run "Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication" in Windows Powershell
Hi,
Our SharePoint 2010 is only for administrative staff to use and it's set to authendicate against our administrative staff AD (admin domain) and we are trying to connect a second AD (student domain) and grant permissions to certain students to access certain areas in our SharePoint.
I came upon this article and it looks promising: http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepoint2010setup/thread/2d903f8a-f74b-48e6-9b3e-b9461ae3fa5e.
However, when I tried to run Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication, it gave the following error:
The term 'Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication' is not recognized as the name of a cmdlet, function, script file, or operable program. Check the spelling of the name, or if a path was included, verify that the path is correct and try again.
At line:1 char:41
+ Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication <<<<
+ CategoryInfo : ObjectNotFound: (Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication:String) [], CommandNotFoundException
+ FullyQualifiedErrorId : CommandNotFoundException
I believe that our SharePoint is Enterprise edition because when I look in Central Administration > Enable Enterprise Features, both Standard and Enterprise are grayed out with the Enterprise option selected.
So my question is why I can't run Get-SPEnterpriseSearchServiceApplication in Windows Powershell on our SharePoint 2010 server?
Thanks,
Arion
Reply:
Hi!
You need to run "SharePoint 2010 Management Shell" or run "normal" Windows PowerShell and load the SharePoint SnapIn:
Add-PSSnapIn "Microsoft.SharePoint.PowerShell"
You can add parameter -EA 0 for script files to prevent an error message if the snapin is already loaded.
Ingo
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Internet TV
- Changed type Zoltán HorváthMVP Monday, October 8, 2012 2:47 AM changing type to discussion
- Moved by Zoltán HorváthMVP Monday, October 8, 2012 2:49 AM not sure which Forum it's related to (From:TechNet Wiki Discussion)
Reply:
You might mention it over here.
http://connect.microsoft.com/site1145
Regards, Dave Patrick ....
Microsoft Certified Professional
Microsoft MVP [Windows]
Disclaimer: This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties or guarantees , and confers no rights.
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Thanks Noel!!
Hi, just wanted to say a quick 'thank you very much' to Noel for the heads up on ClassicShell!
You sir have saved my sanity!!
- Changed type David Wolters Monday, October 8, 2012 2:55 PM This is not a question
Reply:
Just to note, no application that modified the default Metro start screen or adds Start button to the desktop will be supported by Microsoft. If you need technical support, Microsoft may require that you uninstall ClassicShell before they will be able to support you on any issue with your clients. Basically, it will "void" your Windows 8 warranty.
If you are okay with having no support from Microsoft to fix issues, then go ahead and deploy ClassicShell. If that will cause problems for your business, then you'd better think twice before modifying Windows 8 using this method.
This info comes from two different TAMs I have spoken with and at least 2 internal Microsoft senior resources. They do NOT want you modifying Windows 8 in any way. That's a no-no.
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I am not familiar with the term TAM, but I would suggest a more detailed source for that information would be welcome.
I test products, now including Windows 8, on a regular and daily basis. There are currently four or five different third party start menus available, all of which I have tried. Classic came out tops, imo.
I have an open and easy exchange with Microsoft. They have been made well aware, by myself and others, that third party start menus may be a requirement for many potential users of Windows 8. The OS is designed for use on tablets or, similarity, on a stationary computer. Microsoft are well aware that quite a percentage of the public will be installing third party start menus.
It would be most unlikely that they would put any obstacles in the way of an action which will probably double their sales.
Of course they will not "support" a third party program. They never have done and never will. It is also axiomatic that, should you have a failure of, for example, the Metro apps, due to such an installation, then, as always, you are on your own.
There is no way, even from the legal aspect, that you could be penalised for installing that, or any other third party program unless it had , in any way, hacked into the OS programming. - That would be illegal. In fact, there are several such hacks running around the web at present.
fwiw. The implementation of the Classic shell does not "modify" the Metro screen in anyway, although there is an option to by pass it.
David Clarke
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you know.. i have called ms exactly once for support since windows 3.11. I could care less if they support it or not. I will tell you that ms refused to listen to feedback and they have some gall getting upset that 3rd party developers are giving users what they want. I see this kind of response all over the place with windows 8 and never saw it with windows 7 and prior. MS better wake up and realize they have real competition now and people will go elsewhere for their desktop OS.Just to note, no application that modified the default Metro start screen or adds Start button to the desktop will be supported by Microsoft. If you need technical support, Microsoft may require that you uninstall ClassicShell before they will be able to support you on any issue with your clients. Basically, it will "void" your Windows 8 warranty.
If you are okay with having no support from Microsoft to fix issues, then go ahead and deploy ClassicShell. If that will cause problems for your business, then you'd better think twice before modifying Windows 8 using this method.
This info comes from two different TAMs I have spoken with and at least 2 internal Microsoft senior resources. They do NOT want you modifying Windows 8 in any way. That's a no-no.
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Reply:
You are an MVP and have no idea what a TAM is? Really?
http://www.microsoft.com/microsoftservices/en/uk/support_premier_tam.aspx
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Could you be more speciific. "and they have some gall getting upset that 3rd party developers are giving users what they want"
I would like a reference where that has been mentioned by Microsoft..
And I would politely ask again, could you point me to either one of your Technical Account managers, so that I may discuss the matter directly.
David Clarke
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Microsoft says it's not supported. Here's another reference right from these forums...
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/w8itprogeneral/thread/d1dcf4e5-451b-4d90-86ab-9d89f5799166
"There's no official method to replace metro start menu with other type. Although there are several third party tools to remove metro start menu or bring start button return on desktop, but we don't recommend to do so. For we cannot ensure these tools may cause unexpected issue to Windows 8."
- leo HuangLijun Microsoft
- Edited by ABCFED Monday, October 8, 2012 4:14 PM
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David Clarke
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Blue Screen auto shutdown issues
My desktop shuts down and I get a blue screen. I've updated drivers, ran scan disk, memory diagnostic, checked for virus and malware. Windows 7 64-bit. Help please?
- Changed type Kim Zhou Thursday, October 11, 2012 3:41 AM
Reply:
Here are links to dump files, drivers, and my OP.
https://skydrive.live.com/redir?resid=3C39C813887E20EC!109
HP P6-2133W
AMD A6 3620 APU with Radeon (tm) HD
Graphics 2.20 GHz
RAM: 800 GB (7.48 GB usable)
64 bit operating system
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Reply:
Hi,
Your dump file does not exist, could you please double check it?
At this time, you may update your driver for each devices first.
Kim Zhou
TechNet Community Support
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Confusion between VM Network and Logical Network
Hi,
we have to support SCVMM 2012 in our project.
In SCVMM 2012, there is new concept of Logical network and while creating a new VM, the VM NIC can be connected to logical network or virtual network.
whereas in SCVMM 2012 SP1 beta, the VM creation wizard does not support logical network.
why is this sudden change?
Does our design for provisioning a VM with Logical network holds good?
will there be more changes in the beta and GA, as far as networking is concerned.
I am really confused here.
Reply:
It holds good.
Vmm ensure backwards compatibility with VMM 2012. Once ou upgrade an existing environment a new NoIsolation VMNetwork will be created for each logical network you already have in place and using Logical Network will internally translate to VMNEtwork and everything will still work.
Notice that a no isolation VMNetwork is just an abstraction on top of the logical network.
VMM 2012 SP1 introduces 4 types of Networks to accommodate the new Windows Server 2012 capabilities: No Isolation (VMM2012 Logical networks), VLAN VMNetwork, External VMNetworks, Microsoft Windows Network Virtualization (NVGRE)
To seamlessly expose the different type of networks to the end users, you will need to use VMNetworks.
Cheers!
Alejandro Perez
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