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so a small GPU wouldn't fit but I never had the driver for the onboard gfx chip installed, its giving an installer error so im working that out right now, will update soon.

wait cloud that be the issue? the server only has the basic on motherboard ATI chip that's only meant to power a GUI, il try putting a small graphics card into the system.

its the creative cloud, have tried re-installing downloader

ok so update; went to adobe support and they said to contact Microsoft, contacted Microsoft and got info to call the professional support line as well as a case generated, will call tonight and keep updated.

Filezilla installed just fine, these are windows server installs with gui's, will look at other features and see if im missing anything

not sure, I can check when I'm back in front of the server.

It didn't but I just tried and its still not allowing me to download the update saying its not applicable and adobe still won't install

And it does have an idrac card in it

Basically I have a Dell poweredge 1950 with some cheap USB hard drives in software raid 10 that I have running off-site at a friends house (we co-own a media company) and basically the system is running crash plan and makes a backup every 24 hours. For power saving reasons can you people think of any way I can make the system automatically power on at a certain time and then let it run crash plan backup before shutting back down again?

My server is running the latest updates on Windows server 2012 r2 and creative cloud downloader runs fine but it still won't allow me to install media encoder claiming I'm missing an update. When I click to download the Windows update from Microsoft.com I get an error window saying I need to be an administrator (I'm in the admin user) and refuses to install even when I run as administrator.

ok so here's the dumbed down way of explaining this, imagine a piece of standard film, consumers shot 8mm or 16mm film and cinema shot 35mm and 65mm. if the movie was shot film, it's already in 4k assuming they used quality film and a really good digital reader. the biggest difference is in the overall sharpness as there is more physical room to expose on 65mm film and yes, in theory, it does have a higher resolution but really if we remember film is an exposure with no resolution then we could argue that the biggest improvement in cinema would actually be better digital readers and better playback systems then throwing in 4k.

no, this is on my laptop the os is 25gb and the unallocated space is 975gb.

Im trying to extent my partition but the problem is the unallocated space is actually on the left hand side of the partition and my computer is not letting me boot to an ubuntu live disk. please help.

re-try my intoduction to almost eveyone i know

I might be able too just depending on what you want.