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Meanwhile, there are some limitations for a client to access to a peer cache source and please also help check them. A peer cache source rejects requests for content when it meets any of the following conditions at the time a peer requests content: Low battery mode; Processor load exceeds 80%; Disk I/O has an AvgDiskQueueLength that exceeds 10
Unless you specify the path, then the unattended file sits in the same folder as sysprep.exe. I cannot recommend using any third party "cleaner"
Some servers in our environment are Workgroups rather than being in our domain. Since these servers are not in our ...
App-V Client is currently at version 10.0.14393.3471. When a CG is Enabled for a user we can see it when we perform a GET using Powershell. But when we check in the application, we can see that the connection group is not working. Event viewer does not show any errors. We have this issue with all connection groups.
Hi, I have a sample application using the new Taskbar object (ITaskbarList) with some buttons in the preview pane ...
The replica of Microsoft Hyper-V \Backup Using Child Partition Snapshot\Máquina on MAQUINA.CLOUD04.dominio.local is inconsistent with the protected data source.
According to my searching, in version 12.1 of the Exchange ActiveSync protocol, the server only sends an HTTP 449 response to inform the client that it needs to provision. You should compare existing device settings against policy updates to ensure that it is compliant with the updated policy.
C:\Windows\system32>cscript slmgr.vbs /dlv Software licensing service version: 6.1.7601.17514 Name: Windows Server(R), ServerEnterprise edition Description: Windows Operating System - Windows Server(R), VOLUME_KMSCLIENT channel Activation ID: 62xxxx3d-09e7-42fd-802a-17xxxxxxxx7a Application ID: 55xxxx34-d682-4d71-983e-d6xxxxxxxx9f Extended PID ...
I got it. I investigated event log more carefully and found disk I/O warning, but the were pointing on a strange disk number which wasn´t a physical disk.