Chrome is my browser of choice, so I don’t look at my website with IE often. (Yes I know that’s bad practice for a webmaster). So I was surprised when I opened my home page and saw this.
If you have a lot of them this is quite time consuming, but you can add the attribute of border and set it to zero within the IMG section of your hyperlink like so;
Option 2: Edit your CSS
This would be the preferred option, because you make one change and it will effect all your images. Simply add the following commands to your CSS.
Fixed!
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Mostly my conversion to Windows 8 has been pretty painless, the only thing that wont work is the VMware VI client cant open a console session to the VMs on my ESX server.
Error
The VMRC console has disconencted…attempting to reconnect
This happens because the IE10 that comes with Windows 8 does NOT LIKE the requests the VI client is sending to the Internet Explorer plug-in.
Update 08/03/13 – This problem has now been fixed! Download the latest 5.1 version of the VI client. (see screenshot).
Solution
Work-Around 1 Use VMware workstation (Note: scroll down for a permanent fix)
Until either Microsoft or VMware change something then we are stuck! however there is a work around. if you have VMware Workstation (download the trial it will keep you ticking over till the problem is fixed!).
1. Launch VMware workstation > File > Connect to Server > Enter your ESX/vCenter server details > Connect.
Note: You may need to accept the certificate warning if you are using self signed certificates.
2. Now you can open a console session to your virtual machines.
Work-Around 2 Use VMware Guest Console
Download and run VMware Guest Console > Connect to to a host or vCenter, and you can access the guest machines consoles from there.
Permanent Fix
Sorry, the only way to fix this (at time of writing) is to upgrade to vSphere 5.1 AND install the 5.1 version of the vSphere client. (You can’t point the 5.1 client at a 5.0 host, it automatically launches the 5.0 version of the VI client).
Note: You will need to update vCenter to 5.1 as well for that to work!
Problem Resolved
Update to the latest VI client, and the problem will cease.
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I upgraded my VMware vCenter server to 5.5 last week, and as soon as I tried to open the vSphere Web Client, I got a polite message asking me to install flash.
I headed over to Adobe to download and install it, and was told that from IE10 it had already installed simply ‘enable the add-on’. Well thats not strictly true for servers, theres a couple of hoops to jump through first.
Solution
1. You cant use Flash, unless your server has the ‘Desktop Experience’ feature installed. The quickest way to do this is right click the PowerShell Icon on the Task bar > Run As Administrator.
2. Execute the following command;
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Install-WindowsFeature Desktop-Experience
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3. As directed reboot the server;
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shutdown -r
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4. The server will reboot TWICE and it may take a little while.
5. Once back in Windows I suggest you run Windows Update, (to get the most up to date Flash version) >Windows Key+R > Execute the following;
When using the Exchange Admin Center with Exchange 2013, on a Server Running Internet Explorer Version 10, you see the following error (particularly when working on the recipients > mailboxes tab!
Problem Details
Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: IEXPLORE.EXE
Application Version: 10.0.9200.16384
Application Timestamp: 50107ee0
Fault Module Name: msvcrt.dll
Fault Module Version: 7.0.9200.16384
Fault Module Timestamp: 5010ae12
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 0000986a
OS Version: 6.2.9200.2.0.0.400.8
Locale ID: 2057
Additional Information 1: a65c
Additional Information 2: a65c2884b2d8aca525c1cbb50e388db9
Additional Information 3: 396e
Additional Information 4: 396e9fe5e0fa1a3f9a73d5b2c9681128
You can also round the problem by accessing the Exchange Admin Center from a client (Windows running IE10 works fine). If you must access it on the server install the hofix or use Firefox
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At the time of writing (14/02/13), the answer is NO, for full coexistence with Exchange 2013 you need to have Exchange 2013 CU1 (Cumulative Update), which at this time is unreleased (Expected Q1 of 2013 – so we are not far away).
Note: CU2 is now released.
Solution
So What do I get with Exchange 2010 SP3?
1. You can install Exchange 2010 on Windows Server 2012, (though you can’t in-place upgrade the OS of an existing Windows 2008 R2 server to 2012).
2. Full support for Internet Explorer 10.
3. All fixes from previous update roll-ups, (including MS13-012).
You will need to perform an AD schema update to install SP3.
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