Windows 8.1
- Verify that the driver to support SR-IOV (supplied by the vendor of the network adapter) is installed in the guest operating ...
- Verify that the file location and that the information in the file contains the expected owner password. If you built the ...
- Verify that the files you want to replicate are closed and have no open handles to them. For information about troubleshooting ...
- Verify that the files you want to replicate are closed and have no open handles to them. For information about troubleshooting ...
- Verify that the files you want to replicate are closed and have no open handles to them. For information about troubleshooting ...
- Verify that the network cable is connected, and that a DHCP server is available or the computer is configured to use a static ...
- Verify that the network connections of this computer are configured with the correct IP addresses of the DNS servers to be ...
- Verify that the path to the migration store is valid. If the path is a local path, verify that the drive specified exists ...
- Verify that the service is running by typing 'Get-Service iphlpsvc' at a Windows PowerShell command prompt. 2. Enable (Start-Service ...
- Verify that the wireless security settings on this computer are compatible with "%ws" If you set up or own this network, ...
- Verify that you are using the correct authentication type. For Basic and Digest authentication types, the session configuration ...
- Verify that you typed "%ShareName%" correctly, and then try again Windows can't find "%UNCPath%". The following names are ...
- Verify that you typed "%ShareName%" correctly, and then try again Windows can't find "%UNCPath%". The following names are ...
- Verify that you typed "%ShareName%" correctly, and then try again Windows can't find "%UNCPath%". The name might be misspelled. ...
- Verify that you typed the name correctly, and then try again Windows can't find "%UNCPath%". The following names are similar: ...
- Verify that you typed the name correctly, and then try again Windows can't find "%UNCPath%". The following names are similar: ...
- Verify that you typed the name correctly, and then try again Windows can't find "%UNCPath%". The name might be misspelled. ...
- Verify that your wireless network adapter settings are compatible with "%SSID%" If you set up or own this network, change ...
- Verify the information in the file contains the expected owner password content. If you built the file manually, verify that ...
- Verify the network security key for "%ws" If the key is correct, check for possible sources of interference such as microwave ...
- Verify the network security key for "%ws" View the security settings. You can then type the correct wireless network security ...
- Verify the network security key for "%ws" View the security settings. You can then type the correct wireless network security ...
- Verify the network security key for "%ws" You should disconnect and then connect to this network again. You can then enter ...
- Verify the network security key for "%ws" You should disconnect if you're connected, and then connect to this network again. ...
- Verify the path points to a correct network location and that the supplied credentials can be used for write access to the ...
- Verify the Relying Party Trust Identifier within Active Directory Federation Services has the expected value for the AD RMS ...
- Verify the Relying Party Trust Identifier within Active Directory Federation Services has the expected value for the AD RMS ...
- Verifying Disk} The media has changed and a verify operation is in progress so no reads or writes may be performed to the ...
- Verifying that, for each cluster network, all adapters are consistently configured with either DHCP or static IP addresses. ...
- Verifying the current media failed. The media might be corrupted. You can retry the current media. If the issue persists, ...
- Version information of the current or last running operating system on this physical computer system. See CIM_OperatingSystem.Version ...
- Version not supported for Virtual device type %3 in virtual machine object %1. (Virtual machine object ID %2. Virtual device ...
- Version number mismatch. Version number of server should be equal to that of client. Version number on NT is %1, on UNIX ...
- Version number of the specified file system. This is currently only valid for UDF. The default value (zero) will cause the ...
- Versions of Windows that require LAN Manager authentication include Windows for Workgroups, Windows CE 4.0, and Windows 95, ...
- VHD file with non-4KB-aligned metadata is not supported. Please convert the VHD file (%1) to an aligned layout with PowerShell ...
- VHD operations do not support the /Optimize or /CheckIntegrity arguments. The unsupported arguments were ignored. For more ...
- VHD-format differencing virtual hard disks could experience consistency issues if a power failure occurs. Consistency issues ...
- VHD-format dynamic virtual hard disks are not recommended for virtual machines that run server workloads in a production ...
- VHD-format dynamic virtual hard disks could experience consistency issues if a power failure occurs. Consistency issues can ...
- Video cannot be displayed because a required security component is not installed. Please contact the computer hardware manufacturer ...
- Video cannot be displayed because an audio device has not been detected. Verify that your audio device is properly installed ...
- Video memory resources are over-utilized and there is thrashing happening as a result. Reducing number of running programs ...
- Video memory resources are over-utilized. Reducing number of running programs and open windows may help resolve this condition ...
- View and change system and security status, back up and restore file and system settings, update your computer, view RAM ...
- View and manage Sites and Services. Sites define the topology and schedules used for Active Directory Domain Services replication. ...
- View and modify settings for rights account certificates (RACs) granted by this cluster. RACs identify users to the AD RMS ...
- View available wireless networks and try connecting to a different network Contact your network administrator for further ...
- View available wireless networks You can then try connecting to "%ws" again or try connecting to a different network. If ...
- View available wireless networks You should disconnect, then connect to "%ws" again and enter the correct network security ...
- View information about currently applied firewall and connection security rules and security associations for active network ...
- View is an abstract class that provides a common superclass for classes providing de-normalized, aggregate representations ...
- View the wireless network adapter settings on this computer to verify they are compatible with this network If you set up ...
- View the wireless network adapter settings on this computer to verify they are compatible with this network If you set up ...
- View the wireless network settings on this computer to verify they are compatible with this network Contact the network administrator ...
- View the wireless network settings on this computer to verify they are compatible with this network Contact the network administrator ...
- View the wireless security settings on this computer to verify they are compatible with this network Contact the network ...
- View wireless network authentication settings for "%ws" You can then enable 802.1X authentication. If this does not fix the ...
- View wireless security settings to verify that correct encryption type is selected Contact the network administrator for ...
- View wireless security settings to verify that the correct network authentication method is selected Contact the network ...
- Violent actions involving cartoon-like situations and characters. May include violence where a character is unharmed after ...
- Violent actions of a fantasy nature, involving human or non-human characters in situations easily distinguishable from real ...
- Virtual Bytes is the current size, in bytes, of the virtual address space the process is using. Use of virtual address space ...
- Virtual Bytes Peak is the maximum size, in bytes, of virtual address space the process has used at any one time. Use of virtual ...
- Virtual Circuit Closed} An existing connection (virtual circuit) has been broken at the remote computer. There is probably ...
- Virtual Circuit Closed} The network transport on a remote computer has closed a network connection. There may or may not ...
- Virtual Circuit Closed} The network transport on your computer has closed a network connection because it had to wait too ...
- Virtual Circuit Closed} The network transport on your computer has closed a network connection. There may or may not be I/O ...
- Virtual desktop settings are used to configure virtual desktops that are being created from the virtual desktop template. ...
- Virtual desktops with no user connected are recreated immediately. Virtual desktops that have a user connected are recreated ...
- Virtual disk '%3' failed to open because a problem occurred when attempting to open a virtual disk in the differencing chain, ...
- Virtual disk '%3' failed to open because a problem occurred when attempting to open a virtual disk in the differencing chain, ...
- Virtual Disk Service (VDS) is not registered. VDS supports Windows 2003 or later. Check the operating system version on the ...
- Virtual disks that use storage tiers can contain only one volume. If the volume isn't the same size as the virtual disk, ...
- Virtual domain controller cloning failed to bind to the primary domain controller %1. The returned error code is %2 (%3). ...