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I go this too. I read on acronis forums it crashed systems. I hid it for now.

I have two systems with both running Win 8.1 Pro x64. One is a Dell Precision Workstation with 32GB of RAM and with a 256GB SSD (OS boot drive) and several other regular 6TB Drives. I have windows set to "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" and it sets the pagefile on the...

Still trying to figure out why SMB scanning does not work. On a reboot I can scan for the first 5 to 10 minutes, maybe 15 and then i cannot find the 7910. I do have FTP working fine, but I still want to solve this. I just tired to disable energy management on the NIC and need to see if that...

thanks. I do have it set as static. It is just wierd that it works fine to other machines, but just not this one making be think something is causing it to block the connection. I will look at the windows FTP, but still want to figure out the SMB networking.

I am still at a loss for this. for the IRPStackSize I tried 31 and 45 and does not solve the issue so I deleted the entry so it defualts back. What I noticed is that after reboot of the 7910 I can scan. However, after a while (no set time), it stops working. The printer seems to not be able...

Thanks for this post. I am having trouble scanning from a Ricoh Machine and after around 20 hours of trouble shooting tried this. Any reason why 31 instead of 30? I used 31 since that is what you used and seems to work. EDIT: this did not solve my problem. I went ahead and deleted the...

Could the issue be with the IRPStackSize? EDIT: I tried changing this. But it did not solve the problem.

I have an issue and out of ideas. It is with scanning to a mapped folder on one of my win 8.1 machines. I have a Ricoh 2550 and 2500 multifunction machines. I have previously had the firmware updated to scan to win 8.1 machines (needed to be done to work with the SMB of Win 8). I am set to...

I need to return a desktop computer. I just turned on bit locker and plan on also erasing the drive as well (after bitlocker is complete). It is an SSD. Out of curiosity, once bitlocker is on, can anyone access the data if they do not know my log in information or recovery key? thanks, Mike

thanks. I found this and it worked: Frequently Asked Questions http://www2.schneider-electric.com/resources/sites/SCHNEIDER_ELECTRIC/content/live/FAQS/159000/FA159743/en_US/Missing%20on%20battery%20options%20in%20Windows%207%20Vista%20or%202008.pdf

I have a new desktop. A dell Precision T7610 with win 8.1 pro x64. I installed APC Powerchute personal edition last weekend. Went out of town and last night came home and noticed I had no power icon on the task bar. I am not sure if this started right away or not. I do like to change the...

Thanks. I will try the deny. How do I test the the recyclebin and system volume? Those were the only two items it failed to enumerate. From what I see, the only permissions they should have is system, which they have.

thanks. so I I want to block the standard user from accessing the drive I need to remove Users and Authenticated Users. And if I then want to give access to certain areas of the drive via mapped drive, I need to do my work around. I guess I can just change permissions to other subfolders too...

Yes. I have set the permissions under advance sharing. Even if the standard user is there, it has no access. My guess because the user is not under security.

One work around, but not sure if a good idea or not is to go into the Computer Management/Local Users, add another user that I can use for mapped drives. So I now have "standarduser" and "standarduser2" where "standarduser" has a profile and "standarduser2" is just a username added in the...

Well, I have it working. But now I want to share the drive with mapped network. Although I add the standard user under permissions for the mapped drive, the standard user has no access. My guess is this has something to do with the settings on the security tab, but I am not sure. maybe if...

If I do not remove "Authenticated Users" then the other users still have access. Is that suppose to happen? I read online that "Authenticated Users encompasses all users who have logged in with a username and password." With that, I assume if I do not delete the "Authenticated Users", any...

thanks. So removing the folder inheritance and then removing "Users(XX\Users)" and "Authenticated Users" sounds correct?. Also, any reason doing just directories and not the entire drive is easier? The steps appear to be the same with the exception on not having to remove the inheritance...

I do not want to use bit locker. I did a test on one directory and I had to remove the folder inheritance and then remove "Users(XX\Users)" and "Authenticated Users". I think I am going to do just directories (like by Dropbox and maybe one or two more) and not the entire drive since I may...