Thank you Jeremy, I visited SharePoint Dev Wiki and found very useful your concept of the tree view menu listing all the operations to be performed. As you present a version of the installation using Domain Acounts that is complementary the one I present here, I placed a link toward it in my post. 1 - I wonder if we really had to install all we have installed before installing SharePoint 2010 since many of these installations are to be performed by the Prerequisites tool.

SharePoint 2010 virtual machines for. Windows Server 2008. KB Article Update cumulative SPS2010 Build MOSS Support SharePoint 2010 WSSv3 Download.

2 - Furthermore, I have updated automatically my OS through the Internet just after having created it, and I had the following message: 'the update is not applicable for your computer' for the two following updates: - PowerShell v2.0 CTP3 (Windows6.0-KB968930x64) - KB971831 - Allow token based authentication w/o transport or message encryption Regarding the second update (KB971831), it seems that the link supplied by MSDN and by the page ' are not leading to the correct update for the R2 version of the OS. As referenced by you in your post, I think the good update is to find at: Its name: Windows6.1-KB976462-x64 I performed the installation today and it ran perfectly well.

3 - Last, I am very interested in this new concept of Delegate User for the Farm, it seems to be what we did previously for implementing Least Privileges Administration Policy. I wonder if you have to perform this task if you have already done it during the installation. Thank you again. Rob Potthoff said.

I have tried your How to and I am stuck, I am in the SP Shell trying to make the Database, and I am getting this error, New-SPConfigurationDatabase: Exception of type 'Microsoft.SharePoint.SPException' was thrown At Line:1 char:28 + New-SPConfigurationDatabase. Hi, I think the problem is that your computer CPU is not a supported 64-bit processor. Here is the excerpt of the VMWARE documentation available at: Check this section: [. Support for 64-Bit Guest Operating Systems When you power on a virtual machine with a 64-bit guest operating system, Workstation performs an internal check: if the host CPU is not a supported 64-bit processor, you cannot power on the virtual machine. VMware also provides a standalone utility that you can use without Workstation to perform the same check and determine whether your CPU is supported for Workstation virtual machines with 64-bit guest operating systems.

You can download the from the VMware Web download site..] I am afraid you have to buy a new computer. Hope this helps. Innocent ByStander said. Salut Marc, Thank you very much for the excellent guide.

One observation I can make is that VMWare is not the only products that allows to run 64bits VM on 32 bits OS. Virtualbox also does that and even before VMWare. Virtualbox (free) has comparable features than VMWare Workstation 7x.

Basic Number Screening Test Manual For Driver. Have a look, you'll need some adjustments to get used to VB GUI and config, this is just a habits change. When done, you'll be pleased by the level of performance and features. As shocking as it may seem, VMWare is no longer the king in Desktop Virtualization. Virtualbox progresses at a stunning pace and is available under several platforms - and easy to install - including Linux and Mac.

Anonymous said. I need help regarding New-SPConfigrationDataBase issue. When i give information without administration permissions management shell, i got error that Requested register access is not allowed. When i open managemnt shell as a administrator permission then i got nothing error but my domain name and user name with line 1 and char 28.etc. How can i solve this issue.'