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My PC's hard disk is fu$kdup after I upgrade to Windows Vista Ultimate. The
initial setup of my PC involved two hard drives, the master drive was basic
disk and the slave drive was dynamic disk. After upgrading from WinXP Pro
SP2 to Vista, I noticed this error in disk management under the dynamic disk
saying (Healthy "at risk”) In Disk Management, right-click the disk and then
click Reactivate Disk. This message appears each time I restart my PC, could
you please provide me with a solution to this problem. For more information
on this issue please see this link.

http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d....mspx?mfr=true

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=?Utf-8?B?T1RITUFO?= <> wrote in
news:CD8B4B87-3841-4203-8507-:

> http://www.microsoft.com/resources/d...xp/all/proddoc
> s/en-us/sag_disktrouble.mspx?mfr=true

Here is the solution:

http://tinyurl.com/orjx

> Here is the solution:
>
> http://tinyurl.com/orjx


The movie is about Vista not Linux

=?Utf-8?B?T1RITUFO?= <> wrote in
news:AE8C0D58-7EAE-4C73-A741-:

>> Here is the solution:
>>
>> http://tinyurl.com/orjx
>
>
> The movie is about Vista not Linux

The movie gets two thumbs down.

I'm in the middle of porting my iis5 stuff to iis6. Funny,
I installed win2k3r2 and I'm living that apple commercial
with the security guy saying - "allow or deny" to everything.

I love those commercials.

OK. I finally got my asp.net 1.1 and 2.0 to play nice together
(different app pools) and the ssl issues resolved. I had to
reset the anonymous account password so I could access text
files, oh btw - did you know you can't run asp.net on the 64
bit version of 2k3? Neither did I until I got EVERYTHING SET
UP But I'm ok now, everything is running fine, and I do like 2k3
better. I wish ms didn't feel the need to re-invent everything
every three years. Vista, no, I'm not that brave. Longhorn?

>I'm not that brave. Longhorn?

wait for vienna, you it makes sense.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

> wait for vienna, you it makes sense.

Current release estimate of anytime between 2010 and 2012.

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3

kpg wrote:
> files, oh btw - did you know you can't run asp.net on the 64
> bit version of 2k3? Neither did I until I got EVERYTHING SET
> UP But I'm ok now, everything is running fine, and I do like 2k3
> better. I wish ms didn't feel the need to re-invent everything
> every three years. Vista, no, I'm not that brave. Longhorn?


What did you do to overcome the asp.net on x64 problem? Are you running
32-bit on 64-bit hardware? Just curious..

Jonathan Roberts <> wrote in news:ezZ4Eq#SHHA.2188
@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl:

> kpg wrote:
>> files, oh btw - did you know you can't run asp.net on the 64
>> bit version of 2k3? Neither did I until I got EVERYTHING SET
>> UP But I'm ok now, everything is running fine, and I do like 2k3
>> better. I wish ms didn't feel the need to re-invent everything
>> every three years. Vista, no, I'm not that brave. Longhorn?
>
>
> What did you do to overcome the asp.net on x64 problem? Are you running
> 32-bit on 64-bit hardware? Just curious..

Here's the deal;

asp.net 1.1 can run only in 32 bit mode

asp.net 2.0 can run in 32 or 64 bit mode

iis6 can support 32 bit and 64 bit mode, but not both
at the same time, and of course 64 bit mode is only
available when the os is 64 bit,

so the possibilities are:

run os, and everything on it in 32 bit mode

run os in 64 bit mode, but iis in 32 bit mode

run os in 64 bit mode and run only asp.net 2.0 (in 64 bit mode)


I went with the os in 32 bit mode just becuase. I may change this
before I deploy, however. This was for the web server, on the
file server (identical box) I'll go 64 from the start.


asp.net 2.0 seems to run my 1.1 code fine, so if the backward
compatability holds up I may go all asp.net 2.0

another consideration (for me) is that the 2k3 x64 does not support
a 16 bit dos subsystem - no biggy you say? well I have a legacy
app running in 16 bit mode on the production server now - I can't
get rid of this code - but I could move it off onto a seperate box.

>I went with the os in 32 bit mode just becuase. I may change this
>before I deploy, however. This was for the web server, on the
>file server (identical box) I'll go 64 from the start.

to me it makes no sense to build, then run, thirty-two bit server
applications on any windows 64 bit os.

just my $0.02

Kline Sphere (Chalk) MCNGP #3