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Performance di nuovi HDD su controlle nForce 570 SLI - Mainboard Abit KN9 Sli

Indice win 7 con i nuovi hdd

Grande!!! 7.8 su un massimo di 7.9!
Ora sono ram e CPU i più bassi..

Upgrade al mio "vecchio" pc

Nuovi hdd Samsung!
2x in raid0

Nuovo microserver hp!

Martedì va in produzione. Windows server 2008 Foundation!

Samsung TV service menu

How to enter to service menu on your Samsung TV

With the TV in standby, press the {INFO} {MENU} {MUTE} {POWER} buttons on the remote. 

* The TV will turn On with the Service Menu displayed. 
* Press the {POWER} button to exit the Service Menu.

Tested on my SyncMaster T220HD.

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Baremetal recovery from iSCSI target

Proposed As Answer byFred StephaniWednesday, March 31, 2010 4:33 PM
Hello All,

Here is a work around that I have found to do a BMR from a iscsi windows backup using the 2K8 install disk.

How to bare metal restore a backup form an iscsi drive made with the Windows 2008 Server Backup utility.

1)     On a network connected computer use the iscsi initiator to connect to the iscsi target that housed the Windows 2008 system backup.

2)     Using Windows share the newly connected drive on the network.

3)     Boot your new hardware from the 2K8 install disk.

4)     At the install Windows screen Select your regional settings and Next

5)     Select Repair your computer

6)     System Recovery Options should be blank for BRM, click Next

7)     Select Windows Complete PC Restore

8)     At the alert window select cancel

9)     Select Restore a different backup and Next

10) Click Advanced and Search for a backup on the network

11) Select yes to connect to the network

12) Enter the unc path to the computer and share above and OK

13) Enter your credentials and OK

14) Select  the backup and Next

15) Select the backup time to restore to and Next

16) Next

17) Finish (note the drive you restore to will need to be at least the same size as the drive that the computer was imaged from)

18) Confirm that you want to format the new drive and OK

http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-GB/windowsbackup/thread/3cb89ad2-c9a3-4115-acca-a0a8dcdaa6b6