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And this KB Article  explains that it's a firewall/timeout issue



You may not be able to enumerate all the instances of SQL Server 2000 on your network by using an application or a program

W3bbo wrote:

I need to write a script to automate this complex task I've been doing a few times, it's very error-prone so I need to script it.

The Specs on that product lists the Power Supply as being (only) 250 Watt. What sort of graphics (display) card have you got in it ?

Basically, I think you've got a power problem. Without knowing the power output for each of the voltage rails (not in the specs I've read), it's hard to be specific. But assuming that Shuttle aren't idiots, the basic motherboard stuff should be fine. As there isn't a lot of room in the casing for things like the hard disks, etc, that then leaves the graphics card.

qwert231 wrote:

No ideas?

I don't believe there has been any significant changes to the way Vista will use the Virtual Memory/Protected Memory systems. These are processor (hardware) based systems, which are described, in all of their gory detail, in the processor manufacturer's (Intel/AMD) programmers guides. eg:
Intel System Programming Guide Part 1 and Part 2

In other words, the fundamental parts of Windows NT architecture documents should still apply for Vista:

http://www.microsoft.com/technet/archive/ntwrkstn/reskit/archi.mspx?mfr=true

In short, the virtualisation technology (Intel Ch19 ?) adds a few instructions which allows OS developers to improve the operation of the Virtualisation. However, all of the memory protection stuff is still in place. If I remember correctly, the show on Virtual Server 2005 (a few months ago ?) talked about how the Virtual Machines (Kernels) were being run from Ring1 - without virtualisation, they would normally be in Ring 0 (zero).

manojT wrote:



Scenario After Installing .Net Framework 2.0

I have Installed .Net framework 2.0 and then UnInstalled the .net Framework 1.1 now it behaves Strangely
Application Invoked through JSP, which does not download exe and throws an Ieexec.exe FileNotFound Exception.

Yeah, it's a PITA. I had to iterate through the containing folder's files and compare their shortnames:

set fso = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject")

fname = "D:\TEMP\config~1.doc"

' Make a file object from filepath argument.
set f = fso.GetFile(fname)
if (not IsObject(f)) or (TypeName(f) <> "File") then WScript.Quit

' Get the containing folder object.
set fld = f.ParentFolder
if (not IsObject(fld)) or (TypeName(fld) <> "Folder") then WScript.Quit

' Iterate through the containg folder's files, comparing the short names.
s = UCase(f.ShortName)
for each i in fld.Files
	b = (i.ShortName = s)
	if b then exit for
next
if not b then WScript.Quit

WScript.Echo "Name: " & i.Name & vbCrLf & "ShortName: " & i.ShortName

shortie wrote:

Hi there, I grabbed my copy of Beta 2 and having a big problem.... On my Dell Inspiron 9400 it installs perfect but on my selfmade workstation it crashes. So here is what I have and what I'm doing: ASUS A8N-SLI, with 2 GB RAM, 2 * RAID 0 configured, AMD 4600 CPU in it, burned 32 and 64 bit versions of BEta 2, booting up shortly after diplaying "Windows loading files" I get the nice wallpaper and then the maschine crashes into a BSOD MASCHINE_CHECK_EXEPTION STOP:0x0000009c Any idea what the problem might be?? Kind regards, shortie