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Raid in VirutalBox |Windows|virtualize|virtualbox

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Raid in VirtualBox For creating virtual image for VirtualBox, you have to follow the instructions of the program. After creating a hard drive, you can clone it to a second drive by the following command at the directory of “C:\Documents and Settings\Administrator.CNHGNT\.VirtualBox\HardDisks” (where “Administrator.CNHGNT” is my home directory). After that, you can use the drives for the RAID 1 : 1. create a new partition Ubuntu01.vdi 2. 3. Use Clone command to create the softraid for System 3.1 Cmd : set path=c:\program files\sun\virtualbox 3.2 Cmd vboxmange clonevdi ubuntu01.vdi ubuntu02.vdi 3.3 4. Now we have the fixed-disk.

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1, How to open VMware 128M memory, open the 3D acceleration, disable virtual memory? In the resulting virtual system files directory has a *. vmx file for the VMware configuration file, use notepad to open this file, add the following configuration line: Memory 128M (128 * 1024 * 1024) svga.vramSize = "134217728" Open 3d acceleration mks.enable3d = "TRUE" Disable Virtual Memory mainMem.useNamedFile = FALSE 2, WMP (Windows Media Player) an "internal application error" how to fix it? In some cases, the registered jscript.dll and vbscript.dll dynamic link library can be resolved. As follows: In order to run the operation: regsvr32 jscript.dll regsvr32 vbscript.dll Or will these two lines of code into *. bat batch file, double click to run. 3, how to create a Web page can automatically adjust the height of the iframe framework? 4, How to open the page in edit mode? A simple POC as follows: javascript: document.body.contentEditable = 'true'; document.d...

How to use GPedit in Windows Home Edition

As we all know, There is no Group Polity function in Windows XP Home edition, Sometime, We had to use some network function in Windows home edition, Like remote access computer, and use the folder sharing . So how could we add this function into Windows XP Home Edition . Now we could get the workaround, that we could use Gpedit.msc in WinXP Home edition. 1. We copy necessary files From Windows XP Professional (Or you could download from here ) . The files located in "C: \ WINDOWS \ system32" , Total 5 files " gpedit.msc , fde.dll , gpedit.dll , gptext.dll , wsecedit.dll " Copy them to HOME version of "C : \ WINDOWS \ system32 "folder. 2. "Start - Run" in order to run the following command: "regsvr32 fde.dll", "regsvr32 gpedit.dll", "regsvr32 gptext.dll" , "regsvr32 wsecedit.dll" were registered this four dynamic database. 3. We should copy the whole files From the XP Professional version of...

Network Access | Windows

Network Neighborhood access mode of the following two: "Guest only - local users will authenticate as Guest" and "Classic - local users authenticate as themselves", the different access mode is set, workflow, and failure phenomena just getting started has been plagued by network users, the following work in my practice to discuss the next Jane. First, two kinds of access mode setting method: First, in the "Local Security Policy" - "Security Options" - "Network access: Sharing and security for local accounts model" Another folder on the "Tools" - "Folder Options" - "View" - "Advanced Settings" under Settings, select the "Use simple file sharing" is equivalent to "Guest only - local users will be guests Authentication "method Is not selected "Use simple file sharing" is equivalent to "Classic - local users authenticate as themselves" approach Second, the chara...

"The system is not fully installed": after you run Sysprep and restart

After using Sysprep to reset the SSID in Windows XP , I got the a message saying The system is not fully installed when trying to restart the machine. Microsoft have this knowledgebase article showing how to recover from the problem, although I discovered that this does not work very well on machines that have already been built from a Sysprep (such as Dells). If you're working in a reasonably well equipped environment with another XP machine and a suitable external USB drive enclosure then it's probably easier to edit the registry on the affected PC's hard disk by plugging it into the USB port of another machine, i.e.: Load REGEDIT Select HKEY_USERS Go into File.. Load Hive.. Browse to the \WINDOWS\System32\Config\System file on the USB connected drive Name the hive "system" or whatever you like Find the Setup key on the newly loaded hive and locate SystemSetupInProgress . Change the data from 1 to 0 . Unload the HiveThen, once the hard disk is reinserted int...