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    - Upgrade trial to full license In the XP 64-bit edition FAQs, it states that you can upgrade the trial to a full version. I can not find where to do this. I realize I could order it from an online vendor, but would like to just pay for the full license. Any ideas where I can do this? Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23814
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    - MP3 encoder doesn't go beyond 56kbps I use VirtualDub to encode a movie, and obviously I want to encode the audio track with MP3. But the builtin codec won't go beyond 56kbps. I installed WMP10 because I know for a fact that it can rip music from CD to 192kbps MP3 without extra software (yes, I've seen it work) and many people commenting on this problem say you need WMP10, so I installed it. Furthermore, I applied the registry workaround: http://www.clickview.com.au/downloads/l3codecp.reg On my laptop (32-bits Windows) this works perfectly. But on my x64 box it doesn't do anything. Any suggestions? (and can someone maybe explain why the MP3 codec is limited to 56kbps??) -- Thanks, Martijn Saly Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23810
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    - x64 Trial Edition & Activation I downloaded the trial edition a few day ago. However, upon trying to activate it will not accep the key MS gave me. Is the trial good for 180 days as it says or is it only 14 days? Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23798
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    - SLI support I'm getting the parts for a new build and wonder if anyone has had any problems with SLI cards. I have currently (2) SATA - II 2 Gigs of RAM 64 X2 4200+ (2) Nvidia 7800GT - SLI Tyan K8E - SLI motherboard and a bunch of extra stuff just to make it look good. No OS and monitor. Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23794
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    - How can I get Windows x64? Hi there. I'm building a new PC using an AMD 4400+ Dual Core processor, which uses a 64 bit architecture. I want to install Windows x64 Professional on it to get the best performance out of my system. According to this website, it seems the only way to get the x64 version of Windows is when purchasing a new PC? Does anyone know of another way to get it? Can I purchase Windows XP Professional and upgrade it somehow? What about if I download the trial version, is there an upgrade for that? Any help would be appreciated! Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23791
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    - USB harddisk clogs I have a Toshiba 40GB 4200rpm harddisk connected externally via USB 2.0. Sometimes when writing a medium-sized file to it (say, 150MB) the write happened at too high a speed. That sounds promising, but it isn't :) Usually the write is a copy from my internal harddisk to the USB harddisk. The internal harddisk is obviously a magnitude faster, and it seems to me the write happens at the speed of the internal harddisk. Between 50 and 70 MB per second. The problem is that the OS reports the write as being done, but the USB disk is still physically writing out the file. I think what happens is that some kind of (very large) write cache is being filled up and eventually flushed as it's no longer being appended to. On it's own, this is not that big a problem. The problem with this "cache" is that so long as this "cache" is being flushed after the file copy has been completed, every and all access to the USB disk is being blocked (postponed to when the "cache flush" is complete, to be exact). Now, I know harddisks can have an OS-level write cache in Windows, but I also know that for USB Mass Storage devices, this cache is disabled by default. I also know that I didn't touch that setting (witnessed by the fact that the drive's policy is set to "Optimize for quick removal", so no OS-level write cache, iinm). Any thoughts on this? -- Thanks, Martijn Saly Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23787
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    - Cannot start kernel mode Merry Christmas all, Please can anyone help? Got PC at Christmas , when trying to load software for Asus 256MB N6200 Turbo Graphics the PC error is CD Blocked, then, Cannot start kernel mode driver service. I'm running XP pro x64. Please stop me going mad as I just cannot put together a solution, mainly because I don't have the Knowledge or confidence. Help restore my kids belief in me as the promised PC ain't working. Thank you in advance. Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23780
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    - Linksys LNE100TX driver? Does anyone know if there is any way possible to get the LNE100TX working under XP64 at the moment? Any generic driver perhaps that might work, or a 3rd party made driver? If there's no way to get it working, any suggestions of a PCI ethernet card that does work and isn't hard to find? Thanks. Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23767
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    - MUI for Win x64 Hi everybody Just got a new dell workstation with Windows x64, everything work fine , but do anyone can tell me where can I find the chinese user interface, do I need to buy it seperately, or where can I download it. thanks Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23766
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    - Pop Up Folder Descriptions in Explorer I'm trying to load a bunch of my CD on to my computer for use with a MP3 player. I load the CD's OK. But when I go into Windows Explorer and put the cursor over the file my all is get is "MP3 File" and "3.23mb". If I load the same CD on my other computer with XP Pro (32 Bit), when I put the cursor on the file I get, Song Title, Artist, Album Name, Track Number, Size, Year. I have tried the same software on both computer, iTunes 6.0.1 and Exact Audio Copy with LAME. The file are fine just not all the information is there on the x64 OS machine. I figure if I'm going to load all these CD's I might as well have all the text information avaliable. So what do I need to do to get the description to appear ?? Thanks Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23759
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    - Printer driver alternatives for Canon MP500? Hi everybody, I've been lurking a lot here for a month or so now. And, I've learned a lot. About Avast!, PDF printing with Docudesk (works great btw). So...thanks for everything. My one and only issue is my new Canon PIXMA MP500 printer. No drivers, and Canon says March for their release. Anybody have some suggestions for an alternate driver? Thanks, -Larry Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23757
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    - XP 64 freezes shortly after "loading preferences" I'm trying to confirm that my ultra-mega Win-XP 64-bit PC; 1. GigaByte 955-Royale 64-bit motherboard 2. 3.24 GHz 64-bit Intel dual-core Pentium-D 3. Maxtor 300 Gb SATA hard drive 4. 1 Gb Kingston DDR RAM stick 5. ATI XL-800 64-bit AGP card 6. 27" Viewsonic HDTV monitor 7. Logitech Optical / Cordless mouse / keyboard 8. Logitech 280-watt 5.1 Dolby THX (OK, now I'm just bragging!) has a virus-related problem and is not suffering from a hardware-related failure. The system has been running fine since its birth in mid-July 2005. The PC freezes after I boot-up Win-XP 64-bit; a few seconds after my apps (Avast 64-bit AV, MS-Outlook 2003, etc.) begin to pre-load. I tried to repair Windows with the CD, but the installation's repair process freezes-up during the portion that says "Windows will finish installing in 37 minutes." I ran check CHKDSK /R (twice) from the CD's recovery console: All was well. I figured if there was a memory (stick) issue, it might have been reported. I also figured, if the memory-stick was defective, the PC would have froze during the 90-120 minute CHKDSK /R process; but it didn't. Based upon those observations, I'm thinking a stinking virus(that Avast didn't catch)!!! The ultimate question is; "Where is the 64-bit bootable CD that scans my BIOS and hard drive without my potentially corrupt Win-XP 64-bit OS being booted??? After-all; isn't that the most effective way to scan; without the primary (potentially infected) OS being booted??? If this is not (yet) an FAQ, I'm sure it soon will be!!! I'd like to hear your thoughts (and reccomendations). Meanwhile, I'll be trying "system restore" after I read the few articles written about some of the caveats. Thanx! Barry Peters Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23753
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    - extend of native apps aresoftware manufacturers ever going tocome out with native 64 bit versions? It seems that they are all thinking , we can rely on the 32 bit emaultion environment so why bother. Gerard Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23747
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    - how to "Inject" a CD via right-click on drive ? I can right-click on the drive letter and EJECT, but to inject I have to go thru MANAGE- Removable Storage - Libraries and THEN right-click - inject. As my seat is often not near the PC I'm using , anyway to simplify this so that I can right-click on drive and under EJECT have INJECT as an option ? And , come to think of it , why is this NOT an option by default - like Eject is ?? ( Mostly comes into play when after some apps, (like burning a CD) the PC ejects the CD and/or I need to eject/inject to have it recognize the new media etc. Thanks, Bobb Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23741
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    - Software for x64 version of Windows Hello I'm sure this has been discussed before, but can 32-bit software run on the x64 version of Windows? I am thinking of getting that Lance Armstrong HP cheapie laptop to experiment with x64 work for school. I want to do some software development but there isn't an x64 version of VS2005. Thanks john -- Freedom isn't free... but the United States Marine Corps will pay most of your share !!! Semper Fi!! Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23740
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    - Can't install X64 on a Ferrai3400 laptop I got Ferrari 3400 laptop with an AMD Athlon 64.The problem is that I can't install windows x64 even after formatting my hard disk. I burned the image provided by Microsoft to a CD, but when I insert it into the drive and boot the laptop, nothing happens!! I'm actually using XP professional SP2. Thanks in advance for help. Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23734
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    - MDAC and XP x64 I was looking at the latest MDAC downloads and none that I can find specifically state they are for XP x64. I'm curious if it's supported at this time. I have a proprietary system that uses MSSQL 2000 that I'm having problems connecting to. In case it matters, I'm using an AMD x2 3800+ 64 bit proc. Thanks in advance. Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23727
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    - Merry Christmas I just would like to say Merry Christmas to everybody and wish you Peace and Joy at this special time of the year. Keep up the good work and Happy New Year when it comes! :) -- -- Andre Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta FAQ for MS AntiSpy http://www.geocities.com/marfer_mvp/FAQ_MSantispy.htm Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23719
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    - AMD Opteron: 1-way, 2-way, ... Up to 8-way. Sorry if I'm a pest... Could someone point me in the right direction or explain the concept behind that. "The AMD Opteron? processor is offered in three series: the 100 series "(1-way), the 200 series (Up to 2-way), and the 800 series (Up to 8-way)." What does it do in multiple ways? Which kind of user or what kind of application would benefit from the different 1 or 2-way chips? I know for sure I have no need for 8-way, but I would like to know the trade off between saving now and sacrificing future performance between the 100 and 200 series. John Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23714
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    - 32-bit boot In keeping with many users of XP-64 Pro I need to be able to boot a 32-bit system to run certain apps. 1) Is it possible to boot XP-64 into 32-bit mode? If so, I have been unable to find any instructions, so a pointer would help. 2) If not, then presumably one needs to install a 32-bit o/s, eg. XP, and set up dual boot. Please confirm. I have also seen references to a '32-bit compatibility mode' for XP-64 and wonder if there is a KB article that discusses this. Thanks for any help, Colin Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23710
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    - Nvidia beta 82.12 out Release Highlights: * Adds support for GeForce 6800 GS AGP. * Adds support for Dell 3007WFP panel. * Mixed vendor support for NVIDIA SLI. * TV-Out/HD-out support for NVIDIA SLI. * Added support for VSync on Direct3D games when running NVIDIA SLI. * Performance enhancements for dual-core CPUs. * PureVideo high definition MPEG-2 de-interlacing support. * Usability enhancements when connecting to an HDTV. * Microsoft® DirectX® 9.0c and OpenGL® 2.0 support * For a full list of fixed and known issues please view the Release Notes. http://www.nzone.com/object/nzone_downloads_winxp_2k_64bit_82.12.html Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23703
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    - HL2 64Bit half life 2, 64bit version is available. Link: http://www.microsoft.com/communities/newsgroups/en-us/default.aspx?dg=microsoft.public.windows.64bit.general&tid=93163a48-ee20-4205-8318-2ef8f177fb79 Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23686
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    - 64 bit Disk Imaging software for Recovery? Can anyone suggest a Disk Image Recover software that works with 64 bit? I would like to create a disaster recovery Image of my C: drive where I can recover if my computer gets corrupt. Thank you. -- Peace in Christ Marco Napoli http://www.ourlovingmother.org Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23685
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    - half life 2 Hl2 now has a 64bit version of the game that will dl thru steam, good to see :-) Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23679
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    - windows x64 bit I read on the frequently asked questions about windows 64 bit and found out that my centrino laptop isnt 64 bit. I want to know why and when new versions of Windows come out will I not be able to put any of them on my computer? Is it bad if my laptop isnt 64 bit and how does it affect me because I am only a home user Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23646
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    - AMD told me (regarding x2 4200+ probs) that windows has a dual core patch -- where? AMD told me (regarding x2 4200+ probs) that windows has a dual core patch -- where? they said i had to call microsoft to get it but i could not find the number anywhere. problems i have been having is programs with hyperthreading encoded into it crash (but worked ok under 32 bit). registry hive will get corrupted right after a fresh install. other than that its normal. running x64. ruled out motherboard/bios/memory issues. anyone know where i can download this patch ? also, if i can't download it on the net, can someone please email it to me ? i've got the dual core blues ! it was my christmas present ! lost much data.. thanks x64 is detecting 2 cpus. ACPI dual core x64 is being seen. i am getting 47C temps on cpu's at idle. installed correctly. please help. if you have this patch you can only get from microsoft, be a pal, email it to me. thanks ! Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23619
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    - AMDPCI.sys blocked from loading...? I have an Asus K8N-E Deluxe Motherboard, with an Athlon 64 3400 running XP x64 and x86 dual boot. I was checking my Event Log and I see this... \??\D:\DOCUME~1\ADMINI~1\LOCALS~1\Temp\AMDPCI.sys has been blocked from loading due to incompatibility with this system. Please contact your software vendor for a compatible version of the driver Kirbalo Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23607
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    - IE (32 & 64) cause reboot... System: nForce chip set SATA 150 AMD 64x2 2gb DDR2 PCIx Mobo XP x64 (all patches installed to date) IE will work for a few seconds then reboots the system, comes back after rebooting with an error about a missing or miss-behaving DLL. Event entries do not help, do not appear to be associated with error (DLL). If I do not run IE, the system is stable. Need ideas on cause / cure, have searched everywhere but I seem to be the only one having this problem. As such, I need to know how do I determine which DLL is missing or miss-behaving. Full logging is enabled, no reflection of more helpfull event entries are found. TIA! -- Old Fogie Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23598
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    - shutting down the PC Hi, My windows XP system, sometimes fails to shut down properly It shows that windows is shutting down and it taking more time to shut down But some times it is shutting down properly Please help why it so Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23595
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    - Trial download won't run Hello, Can anyone tell me why my trial download of windows xp professional won't run. I downloaded it to my harddisk and then I burned it to a cd. I get the setup screen but the links don't work. Any help appreciated, Brian. Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23580
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    - NVidia 81.98's for x64 are out NVidia has released a new set of x64 drivers for their graphics cards. http://www.nvidia.com/object/winxp64_81.98.html English version is a 26 megs download. International version is a 35 megs dl. Carlos Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23576
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    - How to recover efi nvram entry for Windows ? Hi! I accidentally deleted efi nvram entry for Windows at our Itanium server. So I cannot load Windows 2003 server anymore. I cannot restore this entry by utility nvrboot.efi because there is no file BootNNNN in folder \EFI\Microsoft\WINNT50 on this machine (maybe someone deleted it earlier). Unfortunately nvrboot.efi doesn't allow to create simple _default_ efi nvram entry for Windows (unlike, for instance, Windows setup, which can do it during installation). And I cannot use file BootNNNN taken from other similar machine, because it contains other diskâ??s(or partitionâ??s) ID (something starting from â??Sigâ?¦â?? - as it appears in EFI shell). Itâ??s easy to see this ID on the problem machine (from EFI shell), but I cannot change it in BootNNNN (taken from another machine), because this file has non-text format !!! This machine is multi-booting (I have multiple versions of Linux installed on this machine), so I cannot afford to lose existing Linux's data on efi system partition - so, please, donâ??t even propose to reformat efi partition, reinstall windows, or something of that kind. I tried to boot to Recovery Console mode of Windows CD, but there are not any useful commands to create *default* efi nvram entry for Windows !!!! Absolutely insane recovery possibilities from M$ !!! - I DID NOT LOSE ANY UNIQUE DATA - I JUST WANT TO REPAIR THIS DAMN _DEFAULT_ ENTRY FOR THIS MACHINE. Is it possible to create somehow such a default entry (so simple thing!) without necessity to reinstall Windows !!!??? Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23552
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    - Windows Vista and WinXP x64 Issues Greetings, When Windows Vista comes out, will WinXP 64 users be able to get a Windows Update to upgrade to Vista, or will people like myself who own 3+ copies of WinXP need to buy the new OS. Next, I also have a number of WinXP x64 issues. Most notably is the lack of program compatability and lack of virus protection. Anyone have any good tips on this? Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23550
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    - Setting affinity on dual core processor... Is there a way to permanently set affinity for a program on a dual core processor? I have AMD 64 x2 4200+ running Win XP Pro x64. I know you can go into task manager, right click process and select 'set affinity', but it only works for that time. When you reboot, it's back to dual. I think there is a Win 2000 registry program (InfFiltr?) that does this, but I'm pretty sure it won't work on x64. Is there any program, or registry edit that can do this? Thanks in advance, Ken! Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23526
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    - Anti Virus Just starting with Windows 64bit but cannot find anti virus or internet security suite that works with it. Any suggestions? Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23525
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    - Installers. 16 bit, 32 bit I am quite new to 64 bit computing as I have used it for 2 days. I don't understand the variation on what will install and what will not. My IntelliPoint and IntelliType will not install but I suppose they have drivers which aren't 64 bit. My MSWorks installs about halfway and crashes but some programs work. My Kyodai Mahjong and Hardwood Solitare work fine. Nero 6 works fine. PaintShop Pro works fine. Is there some rhyme or reason to this? Please inform this new 64bit kid! Thanks Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23519
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    - No sound after W64-change After changing to Windows 64 I have no more sound. I guess my soundcard doesn't support this change. Is there any way around this without changing the card. Also I need some anti-virus software that can handle this 64bit windows. Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23505
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    - A strang boot error? I have xp 64 on my computer, but every time I boot up my computer I require my xp disc or my motherboard disc. This is not due to the boot sequence because when I set it to boot from my hard drive it states a boot error "ntloader missing." How do I get it to boot from my hard drive properly? Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23501
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    - Updated MultiBoot HowTo Hey, folks. I've updated my blog entry on dual booting to show what to do when you have the order wrong. (Borrowed shamelessly from Darrell's post a few days ago.) Feel free to point users to it - http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64/archive/2005/11/21/76180.aspx -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/xperts64 Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23499
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    - I can burn on iTunes now! If you didn't see it in one of the Apple/ forums, you can now request 64 bit drivers that will enable iTunes to burn CDs (the one feature of iTunes that did not work on XP x64). Gear Software makes the drivers for Apple, if you send an email to support@gearsoftware.com and say something like: "Can you please send me the 64 bit drivers so I can burn CD's with iTunes. I have a WIndows XP x64 system, and I am running on Intel EMT64 hardware." they will email them to you. They give you an install package. I just installed it, brought up iTunes, selected a Playlist, and burned away perfectly! Don Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23484
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    - Any difference for R2 64 bit version of mmc on the IExtendContextM I am developing a snapin with mmc in windows 2003 R2 64 bit version. Seems it will not call the IExtendContextMenu::AddMenuItems() when I invoke context menu for multi-selected result items. It works fine if invoking menus for a single result item. Anyone know why it will not call that method? Any difference for R2 64 bit version of mmc on the IExtendContextMenu interface? Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23481
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    - AMD64 processors & Enhanced Virus Protection What's the deal with that? AMD says: "Enhanced Virus Protection in combination with Windows® XP SP2 sets portions of system memory aside as ?data only? meaning that any code resident in these areas may not be executed, only read from or written to. AMD?s Enhanced Virus Protection acts as a preventative measure causing the virus to be localized, short-lived, and non-contagious, eventually being flushed from system memory. All AMD64 processors, ... are enabled with Enhanced Virus Protection..." Is this smoke and mirrors? In real life what, if anything useful, does this do and what kind of hit does the processing power & memory take for this "convenience"? Can it be disabled? John Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23464
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    - locked files when i installed widows 64 over windows xp some files got locked and i cant access them. Is there a way to unlock them or delete them. -- amd 64 3800 dual-core processor-asus A8N-SLI deluxe motherboard- 2 gigs of corsair ram -geforce 7800 gt oc 256mb vid card- 520w modstream power supply-mx5000 wireless keyboard-g7 laser mouse Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23455
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    - bluetooth logitech mx5000 keyboard keyboard works but bluetooth doesn't -- amd 64 3800 dual-core processor-asus A8N-SLI deluxe motherboard- 2 gigs of corsair ram -geforce 7800 gt oc 256mb vid card- 520w modstream power supply-mx5000 wireless keyboard-g7 laser mouse Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23452
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    - unknown device for win 64 xp pro i installed win 64 and i cant find a driver for an unknown device. I dont even know what the device is. How do i find out what the other device/unknown device is Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23446
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    - IIS & Virtual Server In preparation to installing Virtual Server, and acknowledging the fact that it needs IIS, I would like to know: 1. Is there any specific setup to perform on the IIS before I configure VS? Or, will it just need to be there? Also, since now I have web server software installed, I would like to configure it to make use of CGI (Perl!) and I am studying a description to do that right now - it mentions creating a directory where I can store the scripts AND a virtual directory under the IIS that points to this directory - now, this substitution of one directory for another was something that you could do in DOS, as I recall, so: 2. Is this 'virtual directory' stuff something that is specific to IIS? Because the Windows filesystem wouldn't understand such a 'critter'. TIA - Tony. . . Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23441
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    - ATI Catalyst v5.13 drivers for x64 are out ATI has released a brand new set of drivers for their RADEON series of graphic cards. Here's the download page: https://support.ati.com/ics/support/default.asp?deptID=894&task=knowledge&folderID=293 Here's the download link: https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/5-13_xp64_dd_ccc_29127.exe (a 52.3 megs download) Here are the release notes: https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/catalyst_x64_513.html Enjoy! Carlos Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23440
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    - 64bit windows won't install help please do i need 64bit firmware for my cd drives to install xp64 windows o -- moontun ----------------------------------------------------------------------- moontune's Profile: http://www.64bit-world.com/forums/member.php?u=165 View this thread: http://www.64bit-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1288 Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23435
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    - Samsung LBP Printer Drivers available Hello Anybody! I have learned that a driver package with drivers for Samsung printers, is available for download, at www.planetamd64.com. You must register,in order to be allowed to download, from the PlanetAMD64 Online Driver Database (ODD) Filename: splm64M1.zip The file is here: http://www.planetamd64.com/index.php?download=700 The following printers are supported: Samsung MFP 750 Series Samsung MFP 560 Series Samsung ML-1510_700 Series Samsung ML-1520 Series Samsung ML-1710 Series Samsung ML-1740 Series Samsung ML-1750 Series Samsung ML-2150 Series Samsung ML-2250 Series Samsung ML-2550 Series Samsung ML-2550S Series Samsung SCX-4100 Series Samsung SCX-4214F Samsung SCX-4x16 Series Samsung ML-1610 Series Samsung ML-2010 Series Samsung SCX-4x21 Series Samsung ML-3560 Series Kind Regards LDJ Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23432
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    - Problems Joining the Domain I have a Server 2003 Release2 X 64 standard edition. I have been trying for the past week to join the domain (windows 2003 32bit) and I keep getting a RPC error when I try to join the domain. This is the first X64 server on the network. It has all patches installed. My Server has two AMD X2 processors, and 4 GB of RAM. Has anyone else had any problems related to this? (I have gotten it to joint the Domain once, but then it would not load the GPOâ??s so I unjoined it and have not been able to rejoin it) So if anyone has had problems with GPOâ??s and windows X64 servers please include that as well. Thanks Halo Tag: Possible Solution to Random Crashes Tag: 23420

I've read a few comments here of people experiencing random crashes of their
system when loading a webpage. We were having the same problem here and in
our case, it was due to flashplayer6 (of all things....)

Once we loaded flashplayer8, it worked like a charm. Sometimes it's the
little things that kill...

Re: Possible Solution to Random Crashes by Andre

Andre
Mon Dec 26 21:26:09 CST 2005

Great info Jarod, thanks! I never thought of that at all. :)
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"Jarod Cummings" <JarodCummings@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:E3FAFEDA-FCEA-41AF-9B82-5D576BA92F52@microsoft.com...
> I've read a few comments here of people experiencing random crashes of
> their
> system when loading a webpage. We were having the same problem here and in
> our case, it was due to flashplayer6 (of all things....)
>
> Once we loaded flashplayer8, it worked like a charm. Sometimes it's the
> little things that kill...

Re: Possible Solution to Random Crashes by JarodCummings

JarodCummings
Tue Dec 27 11:20:52 CST 2005

Anytime :)

"Andre Da Costa" wrote:

> Great info Jarod, thanks! I never thought of that at all. :)
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> Andre
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> "Jarod Cummings" <JarodCummings@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:E3FAFEDA-FCEA-41AF-9B82-5D576BA92F52@microsoft.com...
> > I've read a few comments here of people experiencing random crashes of
> > their
> > system when loading a webpage. We were having the same problem here and in
> > our case, it was due to flashplayer6 (of all things....)
> >
> > Once we loaded flashplayer8, it worked like a charm. Sometimes it's the
> > little things that kill...
>
>
>