Client for OES 2 (Novell) SP4 error message when login (Internal error -1497 0xFFFFFA27​)

Error message: Internal error -1497 0xFFFFFA27​

Solution and source: Microfocus

1. Using the Windows system dialog

Click on the "Start" icon

Click on the "Settings" icon

In Settings, open the System section

In the System section, select the About page

in the About page, select the System info link

In the System Info page, select the Advanced System Settings link

In the Advanced tab, select the Environment Variables link

In the Environment Variables page, from the System Variables section, select the "New" button

Define the new variable and its value

Variable name: OPENSSL_ia32cap

Value: :~0x20000000

2. Using the command line

Open an administrative ("Run as administrator") command prompt

Enter this command: 

setx OPENSSL_ia32cap :~0x20000000 /M

3. Edit the registry

a) From the command line

Open an administrative ("Run as administrator") command prompt

Enter this command:

REG ADD HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment /v OPENSSL_ia32cap /d :~0x20000000

Solution: USB Device Over Current Status Detected

After starting PC shuts down in 15 sec.
Probably the error message was caused by the front USB panel malfunction.
Disconnecting the front panel USB panel connector from the system board resolves the error.

Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse and Windows 8.1 - Misleading notebook built-in Bluetooth adapter

The configuration:
-Sony Vaio Notebook (older edition)

-Windows 8.1

-Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse

Sony Vaio with Windows 8.1 can't recognise the Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse.
The built-in bluetooth adapter works fine, bacause it recognises e.g. cell phone with bluetooth or other bluetooth mouse.
Microsoft Arc Touch Bluetooth Mouse is compatible with Windows 8.1.
Where is the problem?

This Sony Vaio notebook was originally shipped with Windows 7, then was reinstalled to Windows 8.1.
(Anyway Windows 8.1 works fine with older Vaio.)

So it was neccesarry to buy a cheap Bluetooth 4.0 Micro USB adapter.
This solved the problem.

How to check your device to see if it's Bluetooth 4.0 enabled?

Kaspersky "Device Control" blocks FireWire (IEEE 1394)

Symptom:
IEEE 1394 with "Yellow exclamation mark" in Windows Device Manager
Windows can not install IEEE 1394.

Solution:
Enable IEEE 1394 in Kaspersky "Device Control"

How to diagnose, find and solve PC hardware errors?

I collected some useful links which help to diagnose, find and solve PC hardware components errors:

Computer Hope: How can I test for hardware failures in my computer?

How-to Geek: How to Identify Which Hardware Component is Failing in Your Computer

How-to Geek: How to Tell a Hardware Problem From a Software Problem

make use of: How To Test Your PC For Failing Hardware

wiki How: How to Diagnose a Computer Problem


And some of my former posts with same topic:

Onboard NIC has correct IP address only after a full power off

USB port error - Windows 7 / 8

Wrong SATA, data, or power cable

Asus P4S800-MX SE driver vs. Windows 7 32-bit

It was interesting.
Very old motherboard (Asus P4S800-MX SE -10 years old), but Windows 7 didn't recognize the LAN and the Audio device.
But with Windows XP drivers (you can download from ASUS website) works.
Modern operating system with old drivers...and it works:)

Onboard NIC has correct IP address only after a full power off

Sometimes onboard NIC (network interface controller) has correct IP address (working well) only after a full power off (e.g Windows 7 / 8).
Make a full power off: unplug the PC from the power outlet for 20-30 seconds, then plug in.
If the error still remains, probably the mainboard injured.

USB port error - Windows 7 / 8

Sometimes one or more USB port seems to be wrong in Windows 7.
First take a try with a LiveCD, so you can determine whether the operating system is good or not.
If it good, worth to make a full power off. Unplug the PC from the power outlet for 20-30 seconds, then plug in.
If the error still remains, probably the mainboard injured.

Wrong SATA, data, or power cable

If there is no any reasonable explanation why so slow the operating system, or why is BSOD, worth to replace the SATA cable, for example for testing.
Even when apparently new the cable or the PC is not too old.
Today I did it, and the system was OK.