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  1. Belarc Network Map #1-system with Win7 Ultimate 64bit w/SP1:

     

    IP                      Device Type                 Device Details                                  Device Roles
    192.168.1.1      Router                          Cisco Linksys                                   DHCP Server, Gateway
    192.168.1.100  Network Storage           External00 (in WORKGROUP),        Western Digital Apache Web Server, Samba Server, Browse Master
    192.168.1.101  Network Storage           External01 (in WORKGROUP),        Western Digital Apache Web Server, Samba Server
    192.168.1.102  Windows Workstation   Chief01 (in WORKGROUP), Asus    IIS Web Server, Samba Server
    192.168.1.103                                       Physical Adddress **:**:**:**:**:**
    192.168.1.104                                       Samsung

     

    The IP item 103 above is actually a Sharp Aquos LC-70UD1U Liquid Screen Television.
    The IP item 104 above is actually a Samsung BD-F7500/ZA Blu-Ray Disk Player.

     

    Both of these items are connected to my home network via ethernet cables as depicted in the television's operation manual, section: 'Connecting a Home Network (DLNA) Server". This connection allows the user to connect to the "My Music", "My Pictures", and "My Videos" folders on the computer. In my case the procedure also worked as outlined to connect to External01 in the WORKGROUP which contained folders: "Shared Music", "Shared Pictures", and "Shared Videos".

     

    The television's operation manual did not expand on DLNA so Google and Wikipedia provided an answer.

     

    DLNA = Digital Living Network Alliance (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Living_Network_Alliance).

    To help get things setup I searched for and used: "How to Stream Digital Media From Your Windows 7 PC" at http://www.pcworld.com/article/245888/how_to_stream_digital_media_from_your_windows_7_pc.html as a starting point. (Though the article references Windows 7 the procedure also worked for Windows 8.1.)

     

    For Windows 8 specific see: http://topnettricks.com/windows-8-dlna-media-server/

     

    Another article: "How to DLNA of Windows 7" at http://panasonic.jp/support/global/cs/bd/faq/DLNA.html

     

    There are many other source of information available with Google.

     

    I mention all this because I also used my registered copy of AIDA 64 Extreme Edition 4.00.2736 beta and found no mention of the two DLNA connected items and am wondering if DLNA and any connected items can or should be added to AIDA?

     

    As far as I could tell neither of the DLNA connected items have an option that allows for them to be made a part of the WORKGROUP though both have software included that can be updated by the user either online or via USB flash drive.

  2. XP Pro w/SP3 > AIDA64v2.70.2200

    Computer > Summary > DMI

    DMI System Manufacturer = System manufacturer

    DMI System Product = System Product Name

    DMI System Version = System Version

    DMI System Serial Number = System Serial Number

    Similar entries for DMI Chassis ****

    My system is homebuilt - are these DMI items not something I could change to indicate this is a homebuilt system?

    I did notice the same listings in previous AIDA versions - decided it was time to ask.

    Thanks.

  3. AIDA64 v2.50.2050 beta

    Recently downloaded Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit TechPreview 3.5 from Microsoft's download site. Program is compatible with XP, Vista, and

    Win7. http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30424

    The introduction states: The Enhanced Mitigation Experience Toolkit (EMET) is designed to help prevent hackers from gaining access to your system.

    Checking the latest AIDA64 at Security > Windows Security there is no mention made of this program. Recommend you download and check this program to see if it should be listed.

  4. Win7 Ultimate 64-bit w/SP1, installed Microsoft .NET Framework 4.5 RC (4.5.50501)

    AIDA64 v2.50.2003 Beta > Operating System > Operating System > Components Version > .NET Framework = 4.0.30319.17626 built by: FX45RCREL

    is the above .NET Framework info correct as reported by AIDA?

  5. AIDA64v2.00.1740 beta > Security > Firewall - Windows Firewall 5.1.2600.5589 Disabled

    System: XP Pro w/SP3 - have Windows Firewall turned off and ZoneAlarm Pro 10.0.250.000 installed.

    Software > Installed Programs > lists Zone Alarm Pro as being installed.

    Control Panel > Security Center > Firewall > On: ZoneAlarm firewall is currently ON.

    Why is ZoneAlarm Pro not shown in AIDA 2.00.1740 beta?

  6. Upgraded to AMD/ATI 11-9 drivers yesterday; also downloaded AIDA 1.85.1641 and had no problems with Display > OpenGL displaying items in XP Pro w/SP3 - have yet to check XP Pro x64 w/SP2 and Win7 Ultimate x64 w/SP1.

    Next day - booted into XP Pro x64 and Win7 Ultimate - Display > OpenGL had information listed.

  7. AIDA64 v1.85.1600

    Display > OpenGL > when selected the right pane goes grey - nothing listed

    OpenGL Extensions Viewer Version 4.00 (Build 61.0.0.0) from www.realtech-vr.com/glview/ lists OpenGL Version: 3.3 and Driver version: 6.14.10.11005 Catalyst 8.881 28-Jul-11 and Renderer: ATI Radeon HD 4800 Series (I have two - Crossfire is selected).

    If more information is required or something else I can do - please let me know.

    Above was when I booted into XP Pro w/SP3 - Same indication from AIDA and Open GL Extensions Viewer when I booted into Win7 Ultimate 64-bit w/SP1.

  8. OK - that information is an answer. I'm assuming that somewhere down the line a real 64-bit version will be available.

    In the meantime I have another question: I have a 1Tb drive divided into four pieces on one hardware system; #1 = XP pro w/SP3, #2 = XP Pro x64 w/SP2, #3 = Win7 32-bit, and #4 = Win7 64-bit.

    As I did with Everest in the past, I installed AIDA64 in XP Pro w/SP3 and used a shorcut to it from the other three operating sytems. AIDA64 starts and runs just fine from from any one of the operating systems. My question is: does this method provide the best option to running and testing AIDA64 and validating the various operating systems and their functioning on the same hardware or would it provide better results to install AIDA64 separately in each OS? :huh:

  9. I downloaded the executable and installed it in XP Pro w/SP3 and everything checked out just fine.

    When I booted into XP Pro x64 w/SP2 and ran the executable I expected it to opt to install in \Program Files rather than \Program Files (x86).

    I bring this up because it is my understanding 32-bit programs, when installed from within the 64-bit OS, go to \Program Files (x86) and 64-bit programs go to \Program Files.

    So, given that the name is AIDA64 is it really a 64-bit program or just named that to confuse everyone? Or am I missing something in how 32-bit and/or 64-bit programs are installed under Windows 64-bit versions? :(

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