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Clear your temp files, and then re-download the 64-bit version of the filter pack from here: http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/en/details.aspx?FamilyID=5CD4DCD7-D3E6-4970-875E-ABA93459FBEE Save it locally to your server, shift right-click the FilterPack64bit.exe and copy as path. Click Start --> Run, type CMD, right-click the command prompt and run as ...

It's not the prerequisites installation which selects sql, but the SharePoint installation. To run on a real Sql Server select Server Farm and then Complete, NOT Standalone or Stand-alone: When you then run the Configuration Wizard you are prompted to select the SQL server: Images taken from How to Install SharePoint 2010 on Small Farm – Part 1: Full ...

Firefox will work in most scenarios. However, at some points, SharePoint is still using ActiveX components, so Firefox won't work there. For instance: the Datasheet View option for a list in the ribbon will be disabled. Also, Explorer View for a document library will be disabled. In short: most limitations come from the use of ActiveX components, the ...

It turns out that the Prerequisites installer was downloading a 0KB Geneva installation package, because the official Microsoft download URL is down (giving 404 errors). I found a working link to the installer: http://download.microsoft.com/download/8/6/6/866E86E1-2264-4C80-836A-92F3F3A3B1AB/release/MicrosoftGenevaFramework.x64.msi. So the steps were: ...

Make sure you have your DOMAIN ACCOUNTS ready - without this only STANDALONE will be available, meaning that many services (e.g. UPSA) will not be working as they are not provisioned!!! - DO NOT use your LOCAL Administrator to configure the farm as this will be used as the Farm Account later, rather log in with any domain account that will be using further. ...

If your Server has a static IP address and its a domain controller (Installed active directory and DNS services) without any error then you should be able to make it a Web Server, don't think if application server is necessity. Anyway it seems like someone else had same problem, but if you go through comments someone solved problem by resetting environmental ...

From the BizTalk Server software requirements: The Windows SharePoint Services adapter Web service requires SharePoint Server 2010, SharePoint Foundation 2010, Windows SharePoint Services 3.0 with Service Pack 1, or Microsoft Office SharePoint Server 2007. So, if you want to use the SharePoint adapter for BizTalk, then yes - your BizTalk server will ...

I've used FireFox and Chrome to do most everything in SharePoint 2010. I have not run into any major issues. According to this article SP2010 has two support levels "Supported" "Supported with Limitations" http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc263526.aspx