How to Enable Windows Installer Logging by Modifying Group Policy

This post provides computer help to enable windows installer logging by group policy. You can use Group Policy to enable logging by modifying the appropriate organizational unit (OU) or Active Directory Group Policy:

Follow the Steps
1. Click Start, and then click Run.
2. In the Open box, type gpedit.msc to start the Group Policy Editor.
3. Expand Computer Configuration, expand Administrative Templates, expand Windows Components, and then click Windows Installer.
4. Double-click Logging, and then click Enabled.
5. In the Logging box, specify the options for what you want to log. The log file, Msi.log, appears in the Temp folder of the system volume.
For more information about MSI logging, refer to Windows support. Search Help by using the phrase "msi logging," and then click the "Managing options for computers through Group Policy" topic.

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How to Install Recovery Console

This post describes how to install the Microsoft Windows Recovery Console to your hard disk. If you install this tool to your local hard disk, Windows Recovery Console is added as a choice on the Windows Startup menu.

Install the Windows Recovery Console after Windows is Already Installed on the Computer

1. Click Start, click Run, and then type CD-ROM drive letter:\i386\winnt32.exe /cmdcons in the Open box, where CD-ROM drive letter is the drive letter assigned to your CD-ROM drive.
2. Click OK, follow the instructions on the screen to finish Setup, and then restart your computer.


If getting any issue and not able to install recovery console, for more assistance use the computer support services

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Simple Steps to Troubleshoot Your Computer on Your Own

Computer problems are like unknown interruptions in the normal processing of your computer system. There are a numerous numbers of technical problems, which may arise in any computer irrespective of their make and model. I am a regular Internet user and I keep on posting the most basic steps to troubleshoot various computer problems on your own. Microsoft offers a built-in computer troubleshooting utility for diagnosing and fixing the common problems in Windows computer.

Features

Microsoft Windows operating system provides a built-in help and support tool, which provides troubleshooting steps, and support services on a wide range of common technical errors that may occur in any computer system. The simple to use and user-friendly, user interface of computer troubleshooting tool, provided me with the best help, which helped me a lot in fixing various common issues with my PC. For instance, I was unable to install the printer on my computer. I launched the troubleshooting tool on my PC, which showed that the cause of the problem is the use of incompatible printer driver software. I downloaded the compatible printer driver from the Internet and successfully installed the printer.

Usability

The built-in tool for troubleshooting problems is the most accepted tool. It is capable of providing the troubleshooting steps for some of the most common computer problems like no sound from system speaker, problem in using Windows Media Player, unable to install or uninstall a printer or any other peripheral device, unable to start an e-mail client, and USB device not working etc.

Limitation

The way of using the built-in computer fix tool is simple, provided you are able to properly identify and locate the problem with the indications given in the tool. The tool makes use of the pre-defined database, so there may be a possibility of not getting solution for each and every problem.

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How to speed up your system with the best computer support?

It is a general notion that people like computers with good processing speed. The same is the case with me. I want my computer to show its best performance without any technical support. One day, while surfing the Internet, I got to know about some of the factors instrumental in slowing down the performance of any system and the best computer repair to opt for.

There is an unending list of computer support providers available on the Internet, which promise to offer the best in class computer support for any made and model of computers. In my belief the best computer support is the one, which is capable of diagnosing and fixing any technical problem with the system like installing and uninstalling software applications, device drivers, troubleshooting software and hardware issues and make it faster and more productive. It should at least show the level of capability for which it is capable of. If your computer is unable to deliver as per its prescribed capability then no one will prefer the computer for further use.

In case of any technical problem related to my PC, I would prefer to run to the computer manufacturer's service center for finding the best solution. When I heard of remote computer support providers, which cut down the need to carry your PC anywhere and provide you with an effective online solution to all the technical issues related to your PC and all the peripherals attached to the computer, irrespective of their make and model, it was very difficult to accept, but practically analyzing this mode of computer support, I found it to be very beneficial service for a computer user.

There are numerous reasons for the improper functioning of a system and technical issues, like hard disk crash, system slowdown, registry corruption, Blue screen of death, and uneven system freezing etc.

The choice of a computer support provider decides the performance and speed of your computer. The correct choice can make your computer to speed up and show its complete potential irrespective of any error.

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Computer Support to troubleshoot disk errors

Computer Disk error: This error occure when your computer could not find windows and unable read disk. In case of that you not eble to start your computer. To fix this error follow the given below steps.

How To troubleshoot disk errors

1.Your computer might be trying to load Windows from removable media rather than from the hard disk inside your computer. Remove any floppy disks, CDs, DVDs, USB flash drives, digital cameras, and memory cards.

2.A portion of your hard disk may be corrupted. You might be able to fix the problem by performing a repair installation of Windows XP.

3.Your hard disk may have failed. Contact technical support for further troubleshooting assistance. If your hard disk has failed, it will need to be replaced. After you have replaced your hard disk, you should restore your files from a backup.

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