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08-05-2007
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | System Health Report How to Generate a System Health Report in Vista |
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02-21-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit | Re: System Health Report just the one u showed |
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02-21-2009
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| Vista x64 Ultimate SP2, Windows 7 Ultimate x64 | Re: System Health Report Since it is started and set to manual, try restarting the computer to see if will run afterwards without the error. If not, then you may need to do a System Restore using a restore point dated back to when you knew or think it worked to hopefully fix it. |
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02-21-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit [x86] - SP2 | Re: System Health Report System Health Report - Cardbus Controller Disabled; What does it do? Enable in Device Manager?? I generated a System Health Report [SHR] today, and this is the only reported error;  I haven't a clue what the function of the Cardbus Controller is, and intend to enable it again via Device Manager, here;  I can't figure why the Cardbus Controller is disabled, and am wondering if this is symptomatic of other problems. No others show in the SHR. Is it something I have done in setting options for FireFox3 Browser?? On a more general note, these are the details of SHR General Performance. Do these details look 'normal'? Again, I haven't a clue what the collected data figures represent or mean;   Cheers. sassofalco. |
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02-21-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 32-bit & Vista Ultimate 64-bit both Service Pack 2 W7 Pro RTM 7600 32 & 64 | Re: System Health Report Hi Tony, From your specs you indicate that you have a notebook. The disabled device refers to the expansion card slot - for more information, see: PC Card - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia You should be able to re-enable this via Device Manager. Your Resource Overview looks OK. |
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02-21-2009
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| Vista Home Premium 32bit [x86] - SP2 | Re: System Health Report  Quote: Originally Posted by Dwarf  Hi Tony, From your specs you indicate that you have a notebook. The disabled device refers to the expansion card slot - for more information, see: PC Card - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia You should be able to re-enable this via Device Manager. Your Resource Overview looks OK. Cardbus Controller re-enabled, and did a re-start without noticable differences. I also had a read of the article you refer to, but it's way over my head I'm afraid. To be frank, I haven't noticed any differences in the Notebook performance recently, but maybe I've been doing things that haven't called for using the resources of the Cardbus Controller. I did note that it is involved in some way with Memory performance. Thanks for help and reassurance....I hate being Frank, so signoff as .... Cheers Mate. Tony |
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02-22-2009
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| vista home premium 32bit | Re: System Health Report all fine except for it saying that there is no anti virus and when i went to look in security centre being all green and finding norton 360 weired |
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