UI Translation

Windows Server 2008

  1. You are not a member of the local Administrators group on the member, or security of the DCOM Active Directory Domain Services ...
  2. You are not allowed to deal a new row when there are any empty stacks. Use UNDO to get back enough cards to fill your stacks. ...
  3. You are not currently logged on as a member of the Enterprise Admins group or the Domain Admins group, which is required ...
  4. You are not currently logged on as the user. To change the order in which gadgets appear, first log on to your user account ...
  5. You are not logged in with a domain user account. A domain user account is required for full cluster management functionality. ...
  6. You are not logged onto Windows as a member of the user group that has the right to view the workstation's Recovery settings. ...
  7. You are not logged onto Windows as a member of the user group that has the right to view the workstation's Virtual Memory ...
  8. You are removing the password for %username%. If you do this, %username% will lose all EFS-encrypted files, personal certificates, ...
  9. You are removing the password for %username%. If you do this, %username% will lose all personal certificates and stored passwords ...
  10. You are requesting to print on media that is not already configured in the printer. However, one or more trays has been recently ...
  11. You are resetting the password for %username%. If you do this, %username% will lose all personal certificates and stored ...
  12. You are restarting this computer while there are other users still using it. Those users may lose data. Do you want to continue? ...
  13. You are running a version of Microsoft SQL Server 2000 or Microsoft SQL Server 2000 Desktop Engine (also called MSDE) that ...
  14. You are running low on disk space. You might want to consider cleaning up some old files/directories to enable Windows System ...
  15. You are running very low on disk space on %s. To free space on this drive by deleting old or unnecessary files, click here. ...
  16. You are saving a multi-page picture in a single page format. If you continue, only the current page will be saved in the ...
  17. You are setting a deny permissions entry. Deny entries take precedence over allow entries. This means that if a user is a ...
  18. You are sharing %1 as %2. Others may be using files in this folder. If you delete the folder, it will no longer be shared. ...
  19. You are shutting down this computer while there are other users still using it. Those users may lose data. Do you want to ...
  20. You are using an unrecognized (designed after this version of the driver was built) ATI accelerator. Please install an updated ...
  21. You are viewing a feed that contains frequently updated content. When you subscribe to a feed, it is added to the Common ...
  22. You assigned the LUN to only the local server and not all servers in the cluster. This prevents other servers in the cluster ...
  23. You can 'cycle through' each item on a cover page until you select the one you want. To do this, click an item, and then ...
  24. You can add a Root Certificate produced by a Certificate Authority (CA) to your customized build. By adding a Root Certificate ...
  25. You can add domain controllers to a domain to improve load balancing within a site and fault tolerance for the domain. Additional ...
  26. You can add multiple filters to build an IP filter list that matches on IP packets for multiple source or destination computers, ...
  27. You can add or remove folders that Windows Media Center searches when it looks for recorded TV. While you can watch TV from ...
  28. You can add static name-to-address mappings to the WINS database, but only for computers that cannot register dynamically ...
  29. You can add, remove and edit the text for this multiple text property. You can also adjust the order of the text, if that ...
  30. You can adjust how precisely you want to perform your flick gestures. Note: Using the Relaxed setting may cause accidental ...
  31. You can adjust your pen settings in Control Panel. For example, you can customize pen actions, such as double-tap and press ...
  32. You can administer your streaming media server from another computer by using the Windows Media Services snap-in for Microsoft ...
  33. You can align a group of items to the left, right, top, or bottom. To align items, select the group, click the Layout menu, ...
  34. You can allow anonymous users to extract a list of available organization group claim names from this Federation Service. ...
  35. You can allow communication with this program from any computer, including those on the Internet or just from computers on ...
  36. You can also configure the network connections with the preferred DNS server to be used for DNS name resolution. To do so, ...
  37. You can also restrict how users are able to interact with connection settings via the System Additional Settings page. It ...
  38. You can also use restore points to restore previous versions of files, called shadow copies. How do I use previous versions? ...
  39. You can also use the Initiator and Source IP lists to restrict the tunnel mode outer address to specific initiators and source ...
  40. You can also use this Web site to download a certificate authority (CA) certificate, certificate chain, or certificate revocation ...
  41. You can analyze only one volume at a time. Do you want to stop the current analysis and restart using a different volume? ...
  42. You can arrange the order in which this computer accesses information on the network. Providers and other connections are ...
  43. You can assign the LUN now or leave it unassigned for later use. To assign the LUN now, select a server or a cluster from ...
  44. You can assign the LUN now or leave it unassigned for later use. To assign the LUN now, select a server or a cluster from ...
  45. You can assign the LUN now or leave it unassigned for later use. To assign the LUN now, select a target from the list. All ...
  46. You can authorize access to the content on your Web site in two ways. If your site uses an authentication method that identifies ...
  47. You can automatically configure the proxy settings for Internet Explorer for each active connection on a client computer. ...
  48. You can become productive with your Tablet PC more quickly by learning how to use your finger to interact with objects on ...
  49. You can become productive with your Tablet PC more quickly by learning the essentials of using a tablet pen. You can learn ...
  50. You can change settings for some gadgets by clicking the gadget name in the list. To change device settings, click the device ...
  51. You can change the color of windows, the Start menu, and the taskbar. Pick one of the available colors or create your own ...
  52. You can change the language the user interface is displayed in if you have the right language files on your computer. Some ...
  53. You can change the language the user interface is displayed in if you have the right language files on your computer. Some ...
  54. You can change the name and the membership of this computer. Changes might affect access to network resources. More information ...
  55. You can change the name and workgroup membership of this computer. You cannot join a computer running %WINDOWS_LONG% to a ...
  56. You can change the name of this computer. You must start the Workstation service before you can change this computer's domain ...
  57. You can change the start date of the series using the details pane and then create a different appointment for the current ...
  58. You can change where files in this folder are stored to another place on this hard drive, another drive, or another computer ...
  59. You can change where menus and scroll bars appear without affecting your handwriting recognition. (Not all programs respond ...
  60. You can change your profile information, sign in as another user, suppress the sign-in dialog by always signing in automatically, ...
  61. You can choose the lookup zone types that are appropriate to your network size. Advanced administrators can configure root ...
  62. You can choose the order in which your screen rotates. This sequence occurs when you use a tablet button to change your screen ...
  63. You can choose to migrate maps to AD DS and overwrite existing data or preserve that data and view migration steps in a file. ...
  64. You can close one or more files or directories shared on this computer. Users connected to a shared folder or file are disconnected ...
  65. You can close this dialog box at any time. The search will continue (although it will take more time) and any files that ...
  66. You can compress files that are not accessed very often. Specify how many days to wait before an unaccessed file is compressed. ...
  67. You can configure activity logging to track the use of fax resources. A fax log provides you with a record of fax activity ...
  68. You can configure AD RMS using two types of AD RMS clusters: an AD RMS root cluster for certification and licensing, or an ...
  69. You can configure default HTTP settings to provide a better user experience for visitors to your web site. For example, you ...
  70. You can configure DHCP to perform DNS dynamic updates and secure DNS dynamic updates for DHCP clients. This eliminates the ...
  71. You can configure high availability for an application controlled by a script that runs in Windows Script Host. For more ...
  72. You can configure high availability for some applications that were not originally designed to run on a cluster. For more ...
  73. You can configure high availability for some services that were not originally designed to run on a cluster. For more information, ...
  74. You can configure NPS to monitor IPv4 RADIUS traffic, IPv6 RADIUS traffic, or both on specific network adapters. Learn more. ...
  75. You can configure the default parameters for each storage report that are appropriate for your server environment. These ...
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