%1 (%2) %3A portion of the database buffer cache has been restored from the system paging file and is now resident again in memory. Prior to this, a portion of the database buffer cache had been written out to the system paging file resulting in performance degradation. Previous cache residency state: %4% (%5 out of %6 buffers) (%7 seconds ago) Current cache residency state: %8% (%9 out of %10 buffers)
A permanent store error occurred on the server. Please contact the administrator to resolve the issue or try again later. ...
A personal archive located on an on-premises Exchange server is a premium feature and requires an Exchange Enterprise Client ...
A policy with default tags must have exactly one primary default tag. The policy '{0}' has {1} primary default tags. Modify ...
A portion of the database buffer cache has been restored from the system paging file and is now resident again in memory. ...
A portion of the database buffer cache has been restored from the system paging file and is now resident again in memory. ...
A portion of this component wasn't installed successfully; however, Setup is proceeding with the remainder of this component. ...
A potential performance issue was found on a disk that contains transaction log files. Disk {2}: Ratio of reads/writes = ...
A potential performance issue was found on the disk that contains transaction log files. Disk {2}: Ratio of Reads/Writes ...
A potential performance issue was found with the location of the Exchange data files, SMTP server queues, TEMP or TMP directories. ...