Title exacqVision – Resetting the Operating System Password Description How to reset the OS password on an ExacqVision Server Product exacqVision Server Solution Either a full re-image or an on-board system recovery will need to be performed to reset the operating system password. Knowledge Base Article #935 “System Recovery using on-board recovery partition”
Tag: Operating Systems
ExacqVision stance on updating the Windows Operating System
ExacqVision has tested and recommends the Windows 10 LTSB and LTSC releases from Microsoft. These are the only two releases we recommend and support.
What file systems does ExacqVision support?
File systems supported by ExacqVision are as follows: <br> Windows: Ubuntu/Linux: <br> Using file systems other than those listed may result in data loss, inability to recognize storage volumes, incompatibility when updating to future software versions. <br>
What Operating Systems are supported for Exacq Mobile 3?
Exacq Mobile 3 is supported on the following platforms: <br>
What Operating Systems does ExacqVision software support?
The Exacq.com web site provides a list of supported operating systems for each software product under System Requirements. This is the best location for current OS information. <br>ExacqVision ServerExacqVision ClientExacqVision Webserver <br>
Installing Third-Party Software Fails in Windows Embedded (Installer Service Error 1719)
Some third-party programs cannot be installed in Windows Embedded because the Windows Installer service fails to start (error 1719). This usually occurs with programs that change the registry in conjunction with other third-party software, such as anti-virus programs. As a workaround, you can start the service manually, install the program, and then stop the service.… Continue reading Installing Third-Party Software Fails in Windows Embedded (Installer Service Error 1719)
Best Practices When Upgrading Hard Drives on exacqVision Servers
The following considerations are for 32-bit Windows-based A-Series systems without a RAID controller: Desktop and 2U A-Series systems do not have a separate physical drive for the operating system. This means that we cannot load Windows on anything larger than 2.2TB. By default, Windows 7 loads with an MBR partition table, which has a maximum… Continue reading Best Practices When Upgrading Hard Drives on exacqVision Servers
Best Practices when Upgrading an exacqVision Server from Windows XP to Windows 7
DISCLAIMER: Any user attempting to upgrade an exacqVision system using this procedure assumes all risk of data loss and hardware issues, and must troubleshoot all related issues without the assistance of Exacq Technologies. <br> Section 1: Pre-requisites USB drive, at least 4GB (preferably new).A valid copy of Windows 7 Pro 32-bit and license.Motherboard drivers downloaded from… Continue reading Best Practices when Upgrading an exacqVision Server from Windows XP to Windows 7
exacqVision Windows XP Support
Microsoft has informed consumers that Windows XP is no longer supported as of April 8, 2014. This means that Microsoft no longer supplies security updates for Windows XP. Note the following information about how this affects exacqVision products. Can I upgrade from Windows XP to Windows 7 on my Exacq-built exacqVision system? Any system built… Continue reading exacqVision Windows XP Support
Enabling iSCSI Support on exacqVision Systems with Windows Embedded
Early versions of exacqVision systems with the Windows Embedded operating system did not have support for iSCSI. These systems were manufactured in in January and early February 2014. To determine whether a system supports iSCSI, complete the following steps: Open the Start menu.Right-click Computer.Select Manage from the pop-up menu.Double-click Services and Applications.Double-click Services.If Microsoft iSCSI… Continue reading Enabling iSCSI Support on exacqVision Systems with Windows Embedded