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Showing posts with label tips server 2003. Show all posts

Download CDBurnerXP For Windows 8

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CDBurnerXP, the popular free CD/DVD burning software for Windows users is now fully compatible with Microsoft’s latest Windows 8 operating system. CDBurnerXP was originally developed for Windows XP with basic features. But, after so many updates it supports all operating system of Windows. It can burn data on CD-R/CD-RW/DVD+R/DVD-R/DVD+RW/DVD-RW/DVD-RAM/BD/HD-DVD, including double layer mediums.
This free software is essential for Windows 8 users because Microsoft has removed Windows DVD Maker program and you have to relay on third-party software to burn video DVDs. In previous version of windows DVD Maker was useful to create video discs for watching videos on DVD players.
 
It is capable of creating your own ISO files from CD/DVDs, convert BIN and NRG files to the ISO and also save CD/DVDs as ISO files.

This free burning software is a handy software for users who use CD/DVD to backup documents, pictures, and other files. CDBurnerXP is compatible with most IDE, SCSI, USB and FireWire drives. Supports both 32-bit and 64-bit Windows as well. Visit the download link which is provided after the article to start downloading your copy.

Key Features :
  • burn all kinds of discs
  • audio-CDs with or without gaps between tracks
  • burn and create ISO files
  • data verification after burning process
  • create bootable discs
  • multi-language interface
  • bin/nrg → ISO converter, simple cover printing and much more!
  • Supports Operating Systems : Windows 2000/XP/2003 Server/Vista/2008/Win7/Win8 (x86 / x64)


Problem after Server Ram Upgrade

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Problem after Server Ram Upgrade
I am working on a company as a system administrator, where a HP Proliant server has been fitted with RAM upto 2 GB and operating system as Windows Server 2003 Enterprise Edition. Recently i have noticed that server has become very slow. Employees are getting very difficulty to work. Hence, we have decided to upgrad the RAM from 2 GB to 8 GB as Windows Server 2003 32 bit enterprise edition supports maximum of 8 GB RAM. I have just installed the 8 GB of RAM in my server. When i have started the server then bios checked the new hardware (RAM) and there were no issue with RAM so my server has got started. After started my server, I checked the memory (RAM) through properties of my computer and i was surprised that my server shows only 3 GB of RAM installed. After searching through various websites i could not got any proper solution then i have just ring up to Microsoft and he has  given the solution which i am going to share with you. 
Go to run and type msconfig and press enter from your keyboard. Here, go to Boot and edit your boot file. And at the end of your boot file just write after giving one space /noexecute = optout/ fastdect/ PAE. Now apply and click on ok and you have done it. Just restart your system and now check your memory back through my computer properties and you will be again surprised that now it shows your memory (RAM) is 8 GB.

After that i have checked this tricks with various version of windows and it works fine. If you are system administrator or you are working as a hardware engineer then this tips will help you too much.
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