That’s not a monitor issue. Press “CTRL+SHIFT+ESC” at the same time and under the “processes” tab – find and select ‘explorer’ and right-click it and “End Process”

There are 6 replies, with the last one on 11/26/2009 at 09:52:06 AM by chamezzzz Quote: Can you not Shift + R to roll back to your before status. From [PDF] http://www.vmware.com/pdf/vsphere4/r40/vsp_40_upgrade_guide.pdf Roll Back an ESXi Update, Patch, or Upgrade For purposes of rollback, the term update refers to all ESXi patches, updates, and upgrades

Now that Windows 7 is available, a recent blog by Chester Wisnieski (who works at security vendor Sophos), entitled Windows 7 vulnerable to 8 out of 10 viruses , which has stirred some interest. Here’s a quick summary for those who missed Chester’s blog

With Windows 7 now available worldwide, I wanted to share some resources available to help IT Pros become more proficient with Windows 7 and consumers more savvy about new support resources for Windows 7. Microsoft Learning has developed a wide range of training and resources for IT Pros that address the benefits and key technical aspects of Windows 7. With these resources, IT Pros can prepare for deployments and become Windows 7 experts within in their organization.

As some of you may know, I assist Susan with administering & maintaining the blogs here at msmvps.com.

I downloaded microsofts updates and next step was to restart which I checked ok. The computer shut down and then tried to start up but stopped with the error message a disk read error occurred. Press Ctrl-Alt-Delete to restart.