Recommended Posts. ExpertNoob Posted April 11, Posted April 11, edited. Add a drive letter, and everything's back to normal. Remove it : "device not ready" Installing chipset driver and other drivers for all devices changes nothing.. ANY ideas? I got nothing. Thx Edited October 17, by ExpertNoob.
Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options Posted April 12, ExpertNoob Posted April 12, The question is: why?! Under XP on the same machine , I don't have to! I have this problem with Windows Server Cheers and Regards. Posted April 12, edited. ExpertNoob Posted October 17, Posted October 17, edited. Ok, found a solution: just used a partitionning software DiskDirector to change the type of those pesky partitions to Unknown 0Dh I have no idea why this is necessary, it just works!
Hope this will be useful to somebody out there. For example, click the Close button in the console session, and then when you receive the following message, click OK to confirm the action:. This will disconnect your Windows session. Your programs will continue to run while you are disconnected. You can reconnect to this session later by logging on again. To shut down the server remotely after this problem has already occurred, use Remote Desktop Connection to reconnect to the server, and then use the Close button to disconnect from the server.
You can then use the shutdown command to shutdown or to restart the server remotely. Microsoft has confirmed that this is a problem in the Microsoft products that are listed in the "Applies to" section of this article. For additional information about how to use Remote Desktop Connection with Windows Server , click the following article number to view the article in the Microsoft Knowledge Base:. Symptoms When you use the shutdown command to try to shut down or to restart a Microsoft Windows Server based computer remotely, the computer does not shut down.
Need more help? Expand your skills. Get new features first. Was this information helpful? Yes No. Thank you! Any more feedback? The more you tell us the more we can help. So Windows can't modify resource assignments if that is required, and Windows can't assign that resource to another device. Use caution when you configure resource settings for a device. If you configure resources incorrectly, you can disable your hardware, and you can cause your computer to stop working.
Change resource settings only when you are sure that the settings that you want to use are unique and don't conflict with settings for other devices, or when a hardware manufacturer has provided you with specific resource settings for a device.
The Use automatic settings check box is unavailable and appears dimmed, both on devices for which there are no other settings to configure and on devices that are controlled by Plug and Play resources and which do not require user modification. In the Settings based on box, select the hardware configuration that you want to modify--for example, Basic configuration Under Resource type in the Resource settings box, select the type of resource that you want to modify--for example, Interrupt Request.
In the Edit Resource dialog box, type the value that you want for the resource, and then select OK. To view a list of resources and the devices that are using them by type or by connection, follow these steps:. The devices that are installed on your computer are listed in the right pane. The default view lists devices by type. To view a list of resources by type, select Resources by type on the View menu. To view a list of resources by connection type, select Resources by connection on the View menu.
A device conflict occurs when the same resources are given to two or more devices. Use Device Manager to search for device conflicts. To do so, follow these steps:. Double-click the type of device that you want to test--for example, Sound, video and game controllers. Right-click the device that you want to test for conflicts, and then select Properties.
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