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M. Colella
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Tue Jul 12, 2005 8:50 am Post subject:
looking for BCUPDATE fix |
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I am looking for BCUPDATE.EXE to fix a NT bug that cause boot failure on
heavy fragmented disk. I asked it to Microsoft but tey said me that since NT
is no longer supported, the only way to get such fix is to subscribe a multi
thousand € NT support subscription. The alternative they gave me was: look on
the net for a copy of bcupdate. I think this is non professional answer; How
can I download from anywhere a utility to modify the boot code on my NT
server? What about security?
Did anyone got this fix from MS before?
Regards |
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lukesh
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Wed Jul 13, 2005 12:50 am Post subject:
RE: looking for BCUPDATE fix |
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Hi,
That is certainly a non-professional answer. Call them again and tell them u
need hotfix 320397 which is for windows 2000 and windows xp. They will send
you the bcupdate2 utility for free.
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
| Quote: | I am looking for BCUPDATE.EXE to fix a NT bug that cause boot failure on
heavy fragmented disk. I asked it to Microsoft but tey said me that since NT
is no longer supported, the only way to get such fix is to subscribe a multi
thousand € NT support subscription. The alternative they gave me was: look on
the net for a copy of bcupdate. I think this is non professional answer; How
can I download from anywhere a utility to modify the boot code on my NT
server? What about security?
Did anyone got this fix from MS before?
Regards |
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M. Colella
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Thu Jul 14, 2005 12:50 pm Post subject:
RE: looking for BCUPDATE fix |
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Are you sure is it the same? I know I can have bcupdate from M$ but I think
is not the same. Anyway they don't make NT fix available in the while they
still have same problem on 2000/Xp. This sound like very poof!
Regards
"lukesh" ha scritto:
| Quote: | Hi,
That is certainly a non-professional answer. Call them again and tell them u
need hotfix 320397 which is for windows 2000 and windows xp. They will send
you the bcupdate2 utility for free.
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
I am looking for BCUPDATE.EXE to fix a NT bug that cause boot failure on
heavy fragmented disk. I asked it to Microsoft but tey said me that since NT
is no longer supported, the only way to get such fix is to subscribe a multi
thousand € NT support subscription. The alternative they gave me was: look on
the net for a copy of bcupdate. I think this is non professional answer; How
can I download from anywhere a utility to modify the boot code on my NT
server? What about security?
Did anyone got this fix from MS before?
Regards |
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lukesh
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Thu Jul 14, 2005 4:50 pm Post subject:
RE: looking for BCUPDATE fix |
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Hi,
I got the bcupdate tool from one of my friends. Can u tell me ur mail id?
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
| Quote: | Are you sure is it the same? I know I can have bcupdate from M$ but I think
is not the same. Anyway they don't make NT fix available in the while they
still have same problem on 2000/Xp. This sound like very poof!
Regards
"lukesh" ha scritto:
Hi,
That is certainly a non-professional answer. Call them again and tell them u
need hotfix 320397 which is for windows 2000 and windows xp. They will send
you the bcupdate2 utility for free.
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
I am looking for BCUPDATE.EXE to fix a NT bug that cause boot failure on
heavy fragmented disk. I asked it to Microsoft but tey said me that since NT
is no longer supported, the only way to get such fix is to subscribe a multi
thousand € NT support subscription. The alternative they gave me was: look on
the net for a copy of bcupdate. I think this is non professional answer; How
can I download from anywhere a utility to modify the boot code on my NT
server? What about security?
Did anyone got this fix from MS before?
Regards |
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M. Colella
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Fri Jul 15, 2005 12:50 pm Post subject:
RE: looking for BCUPDATE fix |
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Thanks in advance. My email address is:
colella@gf-welding.it
Regards
"lukesh" ha scritto:
| Quote: | Hi,
I got the bcupdate tool from one of my friends. Can u tell me ur mail id?
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
Are you sure is it the same? I know I can have bcupdate from M$ but I think
is not the same. Anyway they don't make NT fix available in the while they
still have same problem on 2000/Xp. This sound like very poof!
Regards
"lukesh" ha scritto:
Hi,
That is certainly a non-professional answer. Call them again and tell them u
need hotfix 320397 which is for windows 2000 and windows xp. They will send
you the bcupdate2 utility for free.
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
I am looking for BCUPDATE.EXE to fix a NT bug that cause boot failure on
heavy fragmented disk. I asked it to Microsoft but tey said me that since NT
is no longer supported, the only way to get such fix is to subscribe a multi
thousand € NT support subscription. The alternative they gave me was: look on
the net for a copy of bcupdate. I think this is non professional answer; How
can I download from anywhere a utility to modify the boot code on my NT
server? What about security?
Did anyone got this fix from MS before?
Regards |
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stevelin
Joined: 18 Nov 2005
Posts: 1
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Fri Nov 18, 2005 2:47 pm Post subject:
Re: RE: looking for BCUPDATE fix |
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| lukesh wrote: | Hi,
I got the bcupdate tool from one of my friends. Can u tell me ur mail id?
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
Please send the above tool to my email
stevelin@starhub.net.sg
Thanks
Rgds,
Steven Tan
| Quote: | Are you sure is it the same? I know I can have bcupdate from M$ but I think
is not the same. Anyway they don't make NT fix available in the while they
still have same problem on 2000/Xp. This sound like very poof!
Regards
"lukesh" ha scritto:
Hi,
That is certainly a non-professional answer. Call them again and tell them u
need hotfix 320397 which is for windows 2000 and windows xp. They will send
you the bcupdate2 utility for free.
Lukesh
"M. Colella" wrote:
I am looking for BCUPDATE.EXE to fix a NT bug that cause boot failure on
heavy fragmented disk. I asked it to Microsoft but tey said me that since NT
is no longer supported, the only way to get such fix is to subscribe a multi
thousand € NT support subscription. The alternative they gave me was: look on
the net for a copy of bcupdate. I think this is non professional answer; How
can I download from anywhere a utility to modify the boot code on my NT
server? What about security?
Did anyone got this fix from MS before?
Regards |
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