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On Servers security is generally tighter, when I turn off software protection it will run. When I look at the error log, what I see is that with software protection on in 2008 R2 it considers the registry access requested by TCP Optomizer "Registry Leaks" and prevents the software from running. My ...

I remember I found what I needed in an article or a KB from Technet IIrc about getting Windows 7 programs to run on Server R2. I usually bookmark everything, I apologize I have been doing so much lately, I have over 100 bookmarks I haven't had a chance to categorize yet. I will find it, eventually ...

I got that error when I first tested on Server 2008 R2, without SP1 installed. It does not happen on Win7 with SP1 (runs fine, I have it on this machine). Long story, shortened Version, Server 2008 R2 out of the box is 64-bit only, there is no 32 bit Version. In fact you can even configure it to not ...

Y'all are a bunchOsicPuppies... Feelin' right at home

I do a lot of research and keeping my developers stuff seperate, from my games and such, has always been a real problem for me. Right now I am teaching myself Linux/Unix too, so I have documentation for bash, Ubuntu, and FreeBSD that I want to keep organized. Before I was just bookmarking everything ...

I am trying a trial version of FireFox 4.03pre with a feature that could be included in future versions called 'Tab Candy'. I like it makes keeping things organized easy.

Makes sense. I just downloaded a pre-beta trial FF 4.03 version with something called Tab Candy, Lets you group your tabs in a bunch of new ways. Back on topic though the new Version of SGO does seem to be a little quicker.

Sava700 wrote: Also using FF

What's FF? All I can think of is "Feed Forward" which is a heuristic technic I used in Controls Engineering.

Hola eX0dus,

What your seeing there is the actual default state for your system. Example: for a Server the default Congestion Control=ctcp, while for a workstation it is none. Once you change them using the 'netsh int tcp set global', the actual state is shown and not the word default. I do see ...

Just finished some quick testing everything is working fine in 3.0.3, works with both Win7 and Server 2008 R2.

Your welcome for the feedback, glad I could help.

Verified that Vista64 works correctly. I am currently setting up a test machine for Server 2008 SP2 without HyperV, which shares the Kernel with Vista, so I expect the same results. Contact me if you need to see my research. I am disabled and have a whole lot of time on my hands until the next ...

[quote="Vitale87"]## Speeds up to 30Mbps/1000kbps are available in selected areas of Melbourne and Sydney


Speed Test

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Ping Test

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Okay maybe I am missing something here but it looks to me like your ...

No that is not exactly what I am saying. It does not work at the moment but it should be able to with a bit of modification. Specifically if you look at the reference for Wow64 best practices. Windows 7 and Server 2008 Kernel was modified and certain things have changed. To compensate for those ...

Post your results from the TCP Analyzer. Are you using the newest Version of TCPOptomizer?

I have both Power Supplies your asking about in two different machines and I have't had a problem with either of them. I like the Thermaltake supply a bit more, (but thats has to do with fan placement) but the specs are so close unless your running a Triple SLI rig you shouldn't have any problems ...

Update: July21, 2010

Not comfortable with double posting so I will just tack this on here.

Bug Report:

Verified that Windows 7 x64 ((traced with Sysinternals SysMon) executes from as a 32-bit Administrator - "C:\Windows\SysWOW64\netsh.exe with the following Result "FAST IO DISALLOWED" i.e. it is ...