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    - XP64 usefull for me? Using XP pro now. I'm doing allot of large amount-file-moving from directory to directory. So I'm using Windows Explorer allot with cut and paste. WIN XP seems very slow sometimes when accessing directories with large amounts of files 20,000+ or so. So, I was thinking of installing WIN XP-64bit. Will it be faster for me with al the file moving and organizing I'm doing? I wont be using any 64bit applications per se. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52655
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    - ForceWare Release 169 BETA http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x64_169.04.html ForceWare Release 169 BETA Version: 169.04 Release Date: October 26, 2007 Operating System: Windows Vista 64-bit Language: U.S. English File Size: 48.6 MB Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52651
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    - Mail Profiles and Vista 64-bit edition I'm looking at two machines side-by-side. Both have Office 2007 installed. One machine is running the 32-bit version of vista and the other is running the 64-bit edition of Vista. Within the Control Panel (Classic View) the 32-bit version has an icon called "Mail" that allows me to create and manage mail profiles. The 64-bit version does not. Is there a hidden option some where that I can modify to access this icon in the 64-bit edition or does it just not exists in the 64-bit version. Joel Johnson Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52630
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    - New Compatibility & Reliability Update There's a new release of the compatibility and reliability update. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/941649/en-us This update improves the compatibility, reliability, and stability of Windows Vista. This update includes the following improvements:â?¢ It extends the battery life for mobile devices. â?¢ It improves the stability of portable computers and of desktop computers that use an uninterruptable power supply (UPS). â?¢ It improves the reliability of Windows Vista when you open the menu of a startup application. â?¢ It improves the stability of wireless network services. â?¢ It shortens the startup time of Windows Vista by using a better timing structure. â?¢ It shortens the recovery time after Windows Vista experiences a period of inactivity. â?¢ It shortens the recovery time when you try to exit the Photos screen saver. â?¢ It improves the stability of Windows PowerShell. This update also resolves the following issues in Windows Vista:â?¢ A compatibility issue that affects some third-party antivirus software applications. â?¢ A reliability issue that occurs when a Windows Vista-based computer uses certain network driver configurations http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=06011901-DF0C-4474-8C2C-72C09B7CEC04&displaylang=en It has the same KB number that the one released a couple of weeks ago but this one is newer. My Vista seems to boot faster after this update. Carlos Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52629
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    - Windows x64 Edition won't start after Avast Update Hi, I have a computer that I built that won't boot after the latest Avast update. I updated Avast late Thurs (10/25/07) night and when it said that I needed to restart the computer, I pushed OK for it to restart and went to bed. I got up Friday morning and it was on a solid blue (not BSOD) screen. Now, it won't boot at all. I get thru the POST, and when it gets to launching the Windows x64 logo, it freezes on a black screen. No text. I also: - cannot get into any of the safe mode options, with one exception - when I launch into "Safe Mode" - I can see the lines "multidisk, rdisk, etc etc" coming across the screen and it stops on a line that ends in \windows\inf\biosinfo.inf - so it appears that this is where it freezes. - cannot boot to my original XP CDrom. - cannot get into the recovery console. Everything freezes to a black screen before I can get to any options that may allow me to work on this drive. I have slaved the drive to another x64 computer. I have full access to all of the data and files. Nothing is lost. So I'm thinking that when Avast did it's update on Thursday night, it corrupted one of the Windows boot files. Does anyone have any ideas? Do you need more information? Thanks in advance for any help you can offer. --Bill Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52619
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    - Vista Shortcut Manager updated to v2.0 http://www.frameworkx.com/Frameworkx/solution.aspx?id=632 "Windows Vista Shortcut Overlay Remover, aka FxVisor, allows you to either way to remove the shortcut overlay arrow or to even customize it in Windows Vista" "Version 2.0: Former Vista Shortcut Overlay Remover now called Vista Shortcut Manager has added many new welcome features like: Custom overlay icons, Enable/Disable "-shortcut" extension, full support for x64 platforms, and direct upgrade from version 1.3." Direct download link for the x64 version: http://www.frameworkx.com/Frameworkx/download.aspx?id=315 Carlos Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52613
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    - .gadget file association help Hi, In an attempt to add WinRAR context menu items to .gadget files (to make extracting gadgets easier) I messed up the default association. I am not able to install any new gadgets now. Could someone help by doing either of the following: Exporting the file association from their registry and paste it in a reply, or Do the above +plus+ add in what would be needed to include the WinRAR context menu items. Obviously, this one would be preffered, but either would be a GREAT help! Thanks in advance, Ron Vista Ultimate x64 Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52611
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    - Cant Install XP Pro x64 Ive decided that I absolutely HATE vista (which came pre-installed on my computer) and want to install XP Pro x64 on my computer in its place. I have a 3 HDD RAID 0 configuration, no floppy drive (a 52 in 1 card reader in its place), and an i680 EVGA MB. Additionally, I was not given any RAID drivers with the computer, just the OS software and a recovery disk. I have alot of data already on the 3 other partitions of my RAID drive so I dont want to destroy the RAID to get XP Pro x64. During the OS install, I get an error that no HDD was detected. When I press the F6 (I think that is the key) to install 3rd party SCSI or RAID controller, I eventually get pushed to another screen that says no floppy was detected then booted back to the no HDD was detected screen. So, where is this RAID driver (its not obvious on the EVGA website - just the newest "motherboard drivers" are there) and once I have the driver, how do I get the XP Pro x64 installer to install it since I have no floppy? Any and all help would be greatly appreciated. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52603
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    - XP Pro x64, new install, no taskbar My PC has an AMD Athlon 64 3400+ CPU, and had been working fine with Windows XP home edition. I decided to upgrade to XP Pro, and since it is a 64 bit CPU decided to get the 64 bit version of XP. I installed a new full copy of XP Pro x64. Formatted the partition first. XP Pro x64 installed and was OK until I donwloaded and installed IE7 64 bit version. After installation and reboot I had a background but no icons and no taskbar or start button. I tried many suiggestions from the web but none helped. Since then i have tried additional clean installations, reformatting again in between, but now every installation leaves me with the same situation; no icons, no taskbar or start button. I can open task manger, but cannot get any programs to run from there. Safe mode does work. Any ideas what may have happened, and how to fix this? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52596
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    - Avast Antivirus updated to v4.7.1074 There's a new update to the Avast antivirus. http://www.avast.com/ New version is 4.7.1074 and there is no changelog yet. Carlos Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52595
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    - Forgotten Administrator Password I built a HTPC with XP Pro x64 Edition as thge OS. I had problems finding Internet Security software and a wireless card. BitDefender had a beta version and Abit had a PCI-E card. I had to find an antenna with a longer lead. It took a while to locate one. I did not write down my Administrator password so now I cannot get on the PC. Is there anything I can do short of wiping the HD and reinstalling? How about the product key? Thanks. -- WTM Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52591
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    - MultiBoot with Vista Home Premium 64 & 32bit versions I have recently purchased PC with quad core 2.4ghz, 4gb ram , 2 x 400gb Samsung SATA drives. The bootable drive has a 10gb hidden partition (used for restoring operating system). The PC has Vista Home premium 64bit installed. As some of my software that I regularly use does not run in 64bit I wish to install Vista Home premium 32bit as a multiboot. After reading FAQs etc i am confused. Some seem to suggest that earliest version of Windows must be installed 1st..others say doesn't matter. Which version is earlist or does it matter. How do i go about it, especially as there is the hidden Partition? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52589
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    - SATA issues fixes I found these two articles explaining fixes for SATA related issues. #1 SATA CD/DVD-ROM Optical Drive Disappears After Enabling AHCI Mode in Vista http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/10/23/sata-cddvd-rom-optical-drive-disappears-after-enabling-ahci-mode-in-vista/ #2 Stop 0Ã?0000007B Inaccessable_Boot_Device Error After Enable AHCI Mode on SATA Drive in Vista http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/10/23/stop-0x0000007b-inaccessable_boot_device-error-after-enable-ahci-mode-on-sata-drive-in-vista/ Carlos Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52586
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    - ForceWare Release 169 BETA ForceWare Release 169 BETA Version: 169.01 Release Date: October 26, 2007 Operating System: Windows Vista 64-bit Language: U.S. English File Size: 48.6 MB http://www.nvidia.com/object/winvista_x64_169.01.html Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52584
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    - Downloadable Vista Ultimate language packs direct links Here's a list of links for downloading Vista Ultimate language packs (x86 and x64) http://keznews.com/3634_All_35_official_Vista_Ultimate_MUI_Packs_x32___x64 All are MS links. Carlos Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52578
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    - Vista 64 and XP Dual Boot Maybe this question has been answered before, if it has, I apoligize. Can you install a XP Pro dual system (Vista Ultimate 64 bit preinstalled by HP on a SATA drive) onto an external USB Western Digital Hard Drive? Or is it required to install on the internal sata drive with vista? Thank you for your help. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52572
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    - OneNote, Groove, file sync and sharing and 64-bit edition Hi, My desktop, an Intel dual core, came with Vista Ultimate 32-bit edition pre-installled. I bought Ultimate 64-bit edition and in the meantime became a heavy user of the subject products. I am planning to splash the 64-bit software onto my desktop but would appreciate notice of known problems or conflicts. Best, -- EyeInTheNet Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52571
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    - The importance of antivirus and antimalware software I want to promote awareness of how important it is to keep your antivirus up to date and running. I recently built a computer and made the mistake of not installing antivirus or antimalware right away. I would have avoided a whole mess of trouble if I had installed this beforehand! If anyone wants to know more about some tell-tale signs of Spyware and a virus infection, come on over to http://lockedinfo.blogspot.com/ Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52570
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    - ASPI32 for x64 Hi, With a fresh install of Win Server 2003 64-bit with SP2, I'm getting an error that \sysroot\syswow64\drivers\aspi32.sys has been blocked because of incompatibility. Is there a ASPi 64-bit drivers available? Or, as it's not really needed, how can I easily remove them? Thanks Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52566
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    - Virtual CD in XP X64 to load copies of CD/DVD good day to you all, is there any application for windows XP x64 to have one virtual CD/DVD?? and in that unit load the images that you have on your HD. example the Virtual Clone Drive of SlySoft, but that works in x64. Cheers / Corsair Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52563
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    - hd audio problem I run win xp64 edition sp2 , suddenly my hd audio realtek stops working, and i can't fix it, i have tryed kb901105 hotfix, but it returns install error telling me that my system version is newer and don't need this update, and as far as i know the sp2 for win xp64 doesn't include this hotfix, but it is not possible to install it manually. what should i do ? many thanks for help Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52559
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    - Adobe Flash What is the latest version of Adobe Flash player for Vista x64? I have one ( a beta) that I got from this group a while back, but it occassionally causes my IEx32 to stop responding. - John Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52548
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    - Notification Area/System Tray My whole Notification Area/System Tray has disappeared. There's not a single icon there when I boot up, just the clock. When I go to Taskbar properties, "Show the Clock" check box is there and working, but the "Hide inactive icons" box is disabled and the text above it grayed out as well. Could this have required a registry key change? Thanks in advance. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52547
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    - Cannot write from CHKDSK When I run CHKDSK, it says F parameter not specified. Running CHKDSK in read-only mode. I need the F paramter to fix an index error. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52540
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    - Vista 64 - Incomplete booting after increasing RAM I increaased the RAM on my system from 1GB to 3 GB. The sticks are 2 1 GB sticks and 2 512 MB sticks. As long as I keep the 2- 1GB sticks installed Vista will not Boot completely. First It will take about 15 minutes to get to the user selection window. Then after selection the boot process will only go to the opening window with a gray portion showing where the task bar would be located and the rest of the screen black. I will get a dialog stating the Windows Explorer is not responding. It also offers two choices Close the program Wait for the program to respond. I first tried to wait for the program to respond. After a half an hour I figured it wasn't going to so I rebooted and went through the tedious boot process again. When I got the Dialog again I selected close the program. This time, a few seconds later, a still picture of my usual moving pictire screen appeared. However nothing else could be done. I did remove one of the 1 - GB sticks and the system seemed to boot normally. I also checked if the BIOS recognized the new memory and it did. The problem appears to begin after I get the initial moving bar at the beginning of the windows boot process. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52532
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    - System Restore is not working due to RPC server error Hi, I have a problem with my Vista x64 installation. Something happened on my system that lets 'System Protection', 'Backup and Restore center' and 'System Restore' fail with te following message: "The transfer syntax is not supported by the RPC server. (0x800706C2)" I would like to revert to an earlier restore point but unfortunately this problem prevents System Restore from working at all. I post the message here because after some digging I found out that the message has something to do with a 64bit (ndr64) RPC client trying to access a 32bit (dce) RPC server? Suggesting some 64bit component got replaced by a 32bit one? Any help would be much appreciated. Because the only other solution I see now is to reinstall my system. Tx, THomas. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52531
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    - Vista 64 Raid card issue Hi, I have Vista Ultimate 64 bit. I am running a MSI K9n SLI Platinum motherboard and have set up a four drive RAID on it which I use for my software. I have also tried to add my Highpoint Rocket RAID 1720 PCI SATA II 2 channel controller Everything works fine except the Highpoint RAID controller. It has the latest bios installed, and it worked perfectly with Vista ultimate 32bit. Now, with Vista Ultimate 64bit, when I configure the RAID I get an error message saying: "no enough space to copy PCI Option Rom [00:00:00]" and "no enough space to copy PCI Option Rom [00:01:01]" can someone please help me? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52525
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    - Do I install .NET Framework x86 or x64? Running on XP x64... Software I'm trying to install says it requires .NET Framework to work. Visiting Microsoft.com, I see that the latest version is 3, and that it is available in both x86 and x64 flavors. The software requiring it is 32 bits. Which of the x86 and x64 versions of .NET Framework do I install in this scenario? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52506
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    - Updating Live Messenger 8.5 I finally got Live Messenger 8.5 working on my x64 XP... this is my first Messenger beta... will it auto-update when something more stable is released? Or am I stuck having to check regularly and updating manually? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52504
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    - Need free ISO burning utility - recommendations? Looking for a small and free utility to burn ISOs to DVD. Bonus points if it can do Audio CDs, but that's just a luxury, I don't really need it. thanks. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52500
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    - RAM and wireless adapter probs Hello, I would love some help with a strange problem! I recently expanded my system to 2gig ram ...this seemed to intefere with my network wireless adapter ..at first it will connect , 5 mins later the connection will slow and then stop ...other computers on my network are still ok and if I i remove a DIMM my connection returms to normal. so far I have linked the ram and the network adapter to the problem ....but thats where my computer expertise runs into a brick wall!! Anyone got any ideas ..many thanks amd athlon3200 64 asus k8vse win xp 64 pro 2gig ram (sometimes 1.5!! 2 x .5dimm + 1 gig ) broadcom 802.11g network adapter -- Di Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52488
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    - problems with DirectX 10 I get an error when trying to open any program that uses DirectX saying that DSOUND.dll is corrupt or missing. SFC confirms that it is corrupt but can not repair it. This is on Vista Ultimate 64bit. Anyone know where I can get a working copy of this file and how to go about replacing it? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52486
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    - x64 compatibility issues hello, we upgraded windows xp pro 32bit to 64bit and we have various issues, one of them is the following: 1. Business objects application can not start giving error message 'connection not opened 64013 ' what we can do about it? thank you in advance. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52480
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    - vista 64 sp1 watermark Can we get rid of the Eval Copy Build 6001 down the bottom right. My copy is a purchased one. Tried the fixes in google to no avail. (reg fix + file replacement. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52468
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    - Applications fail to load after chkdsk auto repair My system with raid5 disks(3disks) 'crashed' yesterday while I was using Internet Explorer 6, visiting some dynamic/ajax enabled webpage, and clicking on an ajax enabled button. Trust me when I say it was this one that locked up my pc this way. Not that worse that I lost all my precious data... some tough luck huh :D I had to manually turn my pc off and turned it on again. After BIOS, the raid controller/bios came with its errors. I skipped the error message and started to boot xp. Chkdsk ran and recovered some free disk space (here the mess really begins, as I would find out afterwards). The problem now is, when I startup my pc, I get stuck with many applications that try to startup, but all fail and error. All seem to be related to COM errors(? as far as I understand the next errors). - skype gives something with ole errors - winrar never opens up nor giving an error message visually (but it does in eventvwr - application - eventid 1000, and with file kernel32.dll) - winvnc gives a dozen or even a few dozens of errormessages every 2-3 secs after login with rpcrt4.dll, and another app as well... These are the noticeable errors. In eventviewer I found some more errors, most userevnt 1000 errors. Some application errors that popup also show "The exception unknown software exception (0xc0000005) occured in the application at location 0x2d828acd ... ", as Adobe acrobat did. And if I start MS Word '03, it says something like "...documents cannot be linked this time..." and locks up. I believe chkdsk shouldn't free up that used disk space. This because I think it was partially pointing to data on the erroring raid5 disk. My suggestion to MS is, -if winxp can see that a RAID is giving errors- that chkdsk should not run after a one-raid5-disk-failure or a RAID degredation. Or else showing by default a message at auto chkdsk, with: "cancel chkdsk if you having RAID errors". Another possibility of the error(my actual problem) is it was created by the pc lockup where it all started. But there was no disk activity during manual shutdown, so... And another possibility is that one special website can lock my browser / pc up, -possibly- since the latest software changes: Some software changes which -might- have messed with my internet explorer: The latest software change I initialized was installing a .net mobile application devtoolkit, a .net sdk(v2.0 64bit), ASP.NET Futures July 2007(v1.2.61025), and a fix for asp.net framework v2.0.50727 (I can't find the fix version/name). This all around the 18th of October. I had the system lockup one time before, but managed to kill internet explorer and I could go on using my system. That was a few days before this happened, and... at the same website(tweakers.net, dutch site) with it's ajax enabled stuff. Last possibility is: the raid striping over the three disks was making a mess. Some error info about the raid array: One disk ended up with 'error' in nvidia mediashield (got an nforce4 chipset with raidcontroller), but healthy and the other 2 disks were 'degraded', but also healthy. This was right after the first reboot and chkdsk. Almost the same message was provided after BIOS by the raid controller (= before winxp boot). After rebuilding the RAID, nothing really changed, except the degradation was gradated again. Sorry for this huge explanation of my problem, but I wanted to give all the details so it could be used to possibly prevent this kind of problems in the future with RAID's, chkdsk by-design-flaws, Internet Explorer/.Net/Ajax or whatever contributed to my problem. But if someone could tell me how to recover (for free, don't going to pay for anybody's bugs) the chkdsk erasing action and/or how to normally use all my apps again without any windows or app reinstall, I would be very pleased. Kind regards, Michael Ponsteen Netherlands Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52466
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    - Windows Support Tools I'm using XP Home Addition, but felt my problem would be answered better in this group. I was looking around on my HD and saw a folder C:\Bundle, so I clicked on it. There were two folders in it titled "support" and "valueadd". I clicked on the "support" folder, which went to "tools" and then there was a few files. I clicked on the "suptools" file (Window Installer) and up came a MS Install Wizard. I had two choices in the installer of a "typical" and "complete" install. I decided to do a restore point just in case something went wrong, so I canceled out and made the restore point. Then I went back and did the "typical" install. After looking through what got installed it became apparent this was meant for XP Pro and/or XP-64 and at levels beyond what I would use. There was no "un" install feature nor a Control Panel entry to remove what I just had installed. I went to System Restore and found that installing the Support Tools created it's own restore point and removed "all" previous restore points that were there before I did the install. I clicked on the restore point and after trying there was a message that my PC could "not" be restored to that point. It appears that everything is working OK so far, but I'd like to remove the Support Tools since I won't ever be using any of them. It put all of the apps in C:\Program Files\Support Tools. I'm sure there are register entries and such that got installed; is there anyway to remove what got installed "completely" as an "un" install feature would do ?? If not, will my PC suffer any ill effects from having installed these tools. Thanks in advance. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52460
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    - Cannot detect second hard drive after upgrade to Win XP 64-bit Hello, I recently upgraded my computer with a new motherboard and processor, but I kept my original two hard drives (one primary, one slave). Once the motherboard and processor was installed, I reinstalled windows xp. Prior to the upgrade I was running windows xp professional (32-bit) and decided to upgrade to windows xp professional (64-bit). During setup windows was able to see both hard drives. Windows was installed on the primary hard drive. Naturally, I had to reformat my primary hard drive, the second hard drive was not formatted. After installation I can only see the primary hard drive (C:). There is no icon or drive letter for the second hard drive (which should be labeled E:). I can see the drive in "device manager" and "computer management" but I cannot assign a drive letter. As far as I know, the hard drive and cables are functioning. Why can't I access my second/slave hard drive? Do I have to reformat the drive and lose all of my saved information? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52445
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    - Blue Screen crash over and over again : Hi, I have windows xp 64 bit . My pc is due2core 4gb ram geforce nvidia 8800gtx 768mb . The pc worked perfect untill 2-3 hours ago i played battlefield 2 heavey game that require a lot of memory and graphics . But the game worked fine and everything else untill 2-3 hours ago . Then while playing i had a blue screen for 1 second or less with some strange trrrrrrr noise also for second then the pc got reset . After it i tried to surf internet explorer after 1-3 minutes the IE got stuck then again blue screen for a second without any noise and again the pc got reset . Then i disabled the option of reset pc when getting failure msg . so i could read and see the blue screen msg . The msg is : Dirver_Irql_Not_Less_Or_Equal Then technical information : Stop: 0x000000D1 (0x00000000000000000,0x00000000000000002,0x0000000000000000,0xfffffADF9A9962B6) Then begining dumping physicial memory then finished dumping physical memory . Now i ran two tests rounds of memtest program and no errors on the memories . I checked the video card temp is 63c . The cpu and system temps on the bios are about 43-46c . What could make this problem to happen ? the pc worked fine how can it be something in the hardware got damaged like that ? Is it hardware or software maybe i should re install windows ? Could be windows got defected somehow ? I mean the pc worked fine till now . I hope its not hardware problem . Thnx for the help . -- chocolade1972 ------------------------------------------------------------------------ chocolade1972's Profile: http://forums.techarena.in/member.php?userid=33482 View this thread: http://forums.techarena.in/showthread.php?t=837706 http://forums.techarena.in Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52443
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    - White screen When I go on te internet all pages have a white background what has gone wrong please help Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52442
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    - 64bit drivers When I went to XP64 I found that some of my hardware (Epson etc) had no 64 bit drivers but after Vista appeared they suddenly supplied Vista x64 and these drivers work fine with XP64. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52432
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    - Win XP Pro 64-bit replacement If I go back to Win XP Pro 32 bit, will I lose all of my hard drive's data, or will I be able to simply downgrade OS without losing anything? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52429
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    - Freeeeeeeeeeze! Hello All, I'm running visa 64 ultimate on my 64 bit pc. Every single time I turn my computer on, I see the welcoming screen, windows opens...& then it freezes on me! Not even the mouse cursor works...it is unresponsive, the only thing I can do is to hold down the power button & turn the computer off. turn it back on again, reload it...& we're away! it works 2nd time (sometimes 3rd.) What's going on with my vista? An easy fix or critically damaged? Any one experience the same problem? Know how to fix it? Help me out someone! Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52424
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    - cannot synchronize my clock with the internet Hello Everyone Every time I try and synchronize my computers clock with time.windows.com I get an error has occurred while windows was synchronizing with time.windows.com I have tried the other servers, same error, I have disabled my firewall no change. any ideas? I have Windows X64 Pro. with sp2 Thanks Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52417
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    - Live Messenger on XP x64 Can someone give me a direct link to the latest XP x64 compatible version of Live Messenger? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52414
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    - Vista Manager (v1.2.5) http://www.yamicsoft.com/vistamanager/ Very nice set of apps that perform well on my system. Vista Manager is a system utility that helps you optimize, tweak, and clean up Windows Vista. It will increase your system speed, improve system security, and meet all of your expectations. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52405
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    - Logitech Setpoint on Vista 64, install solution I had a problem installing Logitech Setpoint 64 bit Vista version. Whilst I had searched the Logitech site for solutions none of them worked, I have found the cause and the solution ... this should even apply to some other software installations on Vista. Problem: Logitech Setpoint 4.0 for 64Bit Vista will not complete the installation. Cause: Admin rights not applied to the "correct" executable, due to unzipping of files to temp dir. Solution: 1) Run the Logitech Setpoint installer as Administrator This will unzip the actual installation files to a temp folder within C:\Users\UrUserName\AppData\Local\Temp\ 2) Locate the real installation files (search for setup.exe within the above folder) mine was called "pft3786.tmp" - within this folder are the actual set up files. 3) Run the Setup.exe in this folder AS ADMINISTRATOR and the software will install correctly. Hope this helps anyone with similar install problems. Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52392
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    - Downgrading to Windows XP from Windows XP 64-bit I have Windows XP Pro 64 bit and do not like it at all! I bought several pieces of hardware and software for audio production (M-Audio NRV10, Pro-Tools) which are not compatible with this OS, and wish to downgrade to the 32 bit version, or simply go right to Vista. If I do this, will I loose all of my data, or will the computer automatically upgrade/downgrade the OS so that all of my data is preserved? Ryan Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52390
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    - A clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within Hi Guys, Am an experienced system builder, and former software dev MVP. Recently put together a machine; E6700 Quad Core CPU Abit AW9D-Max Motherboard 2GB of PC8500 RAM ATI Radeon X1800 XL etc. I have installed Windows Vista Ultimate 64bit. I am getting random BSODs and reboots. I'm getting a comination of stop codes. Usually it's 'A Clock interrupt was not received on a secondary processor within the allocated time interval' Sometimes it's 0x0A IRQL_NOT_LESS_THAN_OR_EQUAL, but usually it's 0x0101 So, for example; 0x00000101, 0x000...030, 0x000...0, 0xFF..., 0x000...03 0x00000101, 0x000...030, 0x000...0, 0xFF..., 0x000...02 or 0x0000000A, 0x000...030, 0x000...C, 0x000...01, 0xFF.... I have swapped out the memory with known good memory. I have updated the motherboard BIOS to its latest version. I have tried both the latest graphics drivers from ATI and the default Microsoft drivers that Vista installs. The machine is not overheating. The built-in memory tester in windows ran the tests without issue. The machine seems to behave itself while running in Safe Mode. Loading the game 'World of Warcraft' can cause it to crash very quickly - but sometimes I can get a few minutes out of the game. Opening apparently any other game will not cause the machine to crash. Any thoughts? Regards, Jamie Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52389
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    - PC WILL NOT SWITCH OFF! This is a multi-part message in MIME format. ------=_NextPart_000_0044_01C813C8.B6E950F0 Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable Morning to you all. Got my Vist x64 system working as I wanted and all = well until yesterday. All of a sudden on switching off it will restart = and I haven't been able to figure out why. I have not changed any = settings and the only way to keep it switched off is to use the main = power switch of the pc. Anyone has any idea on the problem? System is: M/board Asus P5W DH Deluxe Intel Core 2 6600 @ 2.40 GHz Vista Business 64 bit Thanks for any help. AndyB ------=_NextPart_000_0044_01C813C8.B6E950F0 Content-Type: text/html; charset="iso-8859-1" Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable <!DOCTYPE HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.0 Transitional//EN"> <HTML><HEAD> <META http-equiv=3DContent-Type content=3D"text/html; = charset=3Diso-8859-1"> <META content=3D"MSHTML 6.00.6000.16546" name=3DGENERATOR> <STYLE></STYLE> </HEAD> <BODY bgColor=3D#ffffff> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Morning to you all. Got my Vist x64 system working = as I wanted=20 and all well until yesterday. All of a sudden on switching off it will = restart=20 and I haven't been able to figure out why. I have not changed any = settings and=20 the only way to keep it switched off is to use the main power switch of = the pc.=20 Anyone has any idea on the problem?</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>System is:</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>M/board Asus P5W DH Deluxe</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Intel Core 2 6600 @ 2.40 GHz</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Vista Business 64 bit</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>Thanks for any help.</FONT></DIV> <DIV><FONT size=3D2>AndyB</FONT></DIV></BODY></HTML> ------=_NextPart_000_0044_01C813C8.B6E950F0-- Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52387
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    - x64 Drivers for Printers Ok I have a good question. I recently upgraded my Servers from Windows 2003 R2 (x86) to Windows 2003 R2 (x64). Now I am having a few problems but one of my biggest problems right now stems from my printers. I am unable to add the printers via Print Management. This is because HP in all their wonderful wisdom does not make a x64 bit driver disk. Don't ask me why. They only offer it in a downloadable package. Problem is this is not a .zip file which would make sense. It is a .exe install program. Now I have been on the phone with HP for days and have cursed them out for not having a .zip file of the drivers. The install package will not make it through the install process because it is stupid and is looking for 2 things, the printer to be hooked up via USB, which they aren't because they are network printers, and a temp folder that self-implodes as soon as the install program makes it. So their program is hosed and I let them know that. So my question is does anyone know away around this to add the x64 bit drivers, without having to use their stupid program? Tag: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system Tag: 52373

I bought the 32 OEM bit version and I wondering if I could use this license
to install the 64 bit version instead. The disc i got only has the 32 bit
version.

Re: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system by Charlie

Charlie
Tue Oct 30 21:47:29 PDT 2007

No. For OEM, you are only licensed for the version you got.

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"apeters" <apeters@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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>I bought the 32 OEM bit version and I wondering if I could use this license
> to install the 64 bit version instead. The disc i got only has the 32 bit
> version.

Re: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system by Chuck

Chuck
Wed Oct 31 13:38:47 PDT 2007

I'm still trying to get some clarification on this. All Windows Vista
licensing is supposed to be bit-neutral, but it seems that the Windows
Alternative Media site for ordering the 64-bit media doesn't accept OEM
PIDs. You are supposed to contact your OEM for the 64-bit version.

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Re: Using 32 bit license for a 64 bit operating system by Charlie

Charlie
Thu Nov 01 11:18:11 PDT 2007

And your OEM will charge you for it.

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"Chuck Walbourn [MSFT]" <chuckw@online.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:Ohq9A4$GIHA.4712@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> I'm still trying to get some clarification on this. All Windows Vista
> licensing is supposed to be bit-neutral, but it seems that the Windows
> Alternative Media site for ordering the 64-bit media doesn't accept OEM
> PIDs. You are supposed to contact your OEM for the 64-bit version.
>
> --
> Chuck Walbourn
> SDE, XNA Developer Connection
>
> This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
> rights.
>