I resolved my Windows 7 sleep problem. When my computer would sleep, it
would not wake up and my wireless mouse and keyboard seemed
disconnected. Other USB devices never powered on. I eventually had to
hard boot it to get the computer back up. Here is what I did to resolve
it. This may only work for others that have a USB related sleep issue.
1. I ran the "powercfg -energy" command from a command prompt elevated
woth administrator rights (right click, run as administrator).
2. The report had many instances with this information pointing to a USB
issue: "USB Suspend:USB Device not Entering Suspend" providing a clue
to the problem.
3. I went to Control Panel --> Hardware and Sound --> Power
Options --> Change Plan Settings (on your preferred plan) -->
Change Advanced Power Settings --> USB Settings --> USB Selective
Suspend Setting.
5. I changed the setting to: Disabled.
6. I placed the computer into sleep and woke it up several times and the problem was resolved.
I hope this post helps others with USB related sleep issues with Windows 7. Good luck.
source: http://www.sevenforums.com/general-discussion/1762-help-sleep-wake-up-2.html
Thursday, August 30, 2012
explorer view on sharepoint: no response or error message
I would say the post Scoutman put up is really helpful. solved the
issues i've been having for months with the password prompt in all
Office docs.
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointgeneral/thread/023f4b23-3ce6-4d83-8cb0-7398b88ba6ab/?prof=required
Remove WebDav from your Sharepoint Servers and reboot them. It will fix the issue with Windows Explorer view. Also, if you have your system x64 bit, make sure you open IE x86 to launch Explorer View.
source: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointecm/thread/dba159c7-517a-4389-98b6-fdf2f97b6b24
Symptom:
In a document library when you try to open the “Open in Windows Explorer” under the actions menu either nothing happens or you receive an error.
If you try to change the view to “Explorer view” in the document library then you see a similar error in an iframe:
Both IIS 7 and SharePoint has a separate implementation for the WebDAV module. If both modules are active at the same time then the SharePoint WebDAV won’t work.
Solution:
Disable the IIS WebDAV module for your SharePoint web application. Update the web.config file and add the following line under configuration/system.webServer/modules to remove the IIS WebDAVModule:
source: http://expectedexception.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/open-in-windows-explorer-doesnt-work-in-sharepoint-site/
http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/sharepointgeneral/thread/023f4b23-3ce6-4d83-8cb0-7398b88ba6ab/?prof=required
Remove WebDav from your Sharepoint Servers and reboot them. It will fix the issue with Windows Explorer view. Also, if you have your system x64 bit, make sure you open IE x86 to launch Explorer View.
source: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/en/sharepointecm/thread/dba159c7-517a-4389-98b6-fdf2f97b6b24
Open in Windows Explorer doesn’t work in SharePoint site
Environment: Windows Server 2008, IIS 7Symptom:
In a document library when you try to open the “Open in Windows Explorer” under the actions menu either nothing happens or you receive an error.
If you try to change the view to “Explorer view” in the document library then you see a similar error in an iframe:
Internet Explorer cannot display the webpageCause:
Both IIS 7 and SharePoint has a separate implementation for the WebDAV module. If both modules are active at the same time then the SharePoint WebDAV won’t work.
Solution:
Disable the IIS WebDAV module for your SharePoint web application. Update the web.config file and add the following line under configuration/system.webServer/modules to remove the IIS WebDAVModule:
source: http://expectedexception.wordpress.com/2011/06/20/open-in-windows-explorer-doesnt-work-in-sharepoint-site/
Thursday, August 23, 2012
Shared Calendar in SBS 2008
I have setup a public folder and now need to have a shared calendar
associated with it. What is the process to complete this task. The users
are on a minimum of Outlook 2007.
Software/Hardware used:
SBS 2008, outlook >= 2007, windows xp and 7
Software/Hardware used:
SBS 2008, outlook >= 2007, windows xp and 7
Answer Wiki:
1. Log onto the SBS server as domain admin
2. Under the Server Management Console > Advanced Management
3. Right click First Organization and click on Properties & tick beside both Display ....
4. Click Apply and OK. Now close Server Management Console
5. Now open it again
6. Under Advanced Management > Expand the Exchange organization-->Administrative Groups-->first administrative group-->Folders
7. Right Click on the above created folder and click on Properties
8. Click the Limits tab (if you want to do like that)
9. Click Permissions tab > Client permissions > add & set permissions for users Now Open Outlook 1. Click on Folders View > Public Folders >All Public Folders 2. Right click on folder created above, click Add to Favorites and do name Favorite and click ADD. Click on the Calendar button in Outlook Hope it shows new added calendar under Other Calendars in Outlook !
2. Under the Server Management Console > Advanced Management
3. Right click First Organization and click on Properties & tick beside both Display ....
4. Click Apply and OK. Now close Server Management Console
5. Now open it again
6. Under Advanced Management > Expand the Exchange organization-->Administrative Groups-->first administrative group-->Folders
7. Right Click on the above created folder and click on Properties
8. Click the Limits tab (if you want to do like that)
9. Click Permissions tab > Client permissions > add & set permissions for users Now Open Outlook 1. Click on Folders View > Public Folders >All Public Folders 2. Right click on folder created above, click Add to Favorites and do name Favorite and click ADD. Click on the Calendar button in Outlook Hope it shows new added calendar under Other Calendars in Outlook !
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