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    - Question to Acer Ferrari 4000 Owners Sorry for being slightly off topic (it still has to do with Win64 though). Ok, so on my desktop I have now gone 64 bits 100%, (no dual boot to 32 bit what so ever), and everything works flawlessly. I now want to do the same on my laptop and Iam thinking of getting an Acer Ferrari 4000. I know there are a couple of guys/girls here using that laptop. I will be using the laptop for presentations and I just wonder if Fn-F5 to send output to external projector works with whatever video drivers there are for the 4000 and xp64? I'm asking 'cause I saw somewhere else someone having problem with the 4000 and doing this (this was with Vista Server though). Thanks!! Niels Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 17016
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    - No floppy? I just received my new Dell server with RAID array, but sans-floppy and OS. How do I load the RAID drivers without F6 being able to access a floppy? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 17011
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    - MPEG 1(VCD) = black screen Hi, I wonder why I can't play MPEG 1 files in neither Zoom Player Pro or Media Player in WinXP x64 Edition. According to AVIcodec, the video format is supported because I get this: <http://home18.inet.tele.dk/madsen/winxp64/codecs.gif>. I've installed DivX 6.0, ffdshow and XviD, but nothing seems to work. It works fine on my WinXP x86 installation though. Any ideas? -- Regards Madsen Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 17001
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    - ntkrnlmp.exe error -- error code 4 I just downloaded WinXP x64 trial edition. When I boot off of the CD, after setup asks to press F2 for Automated System Recovery, I get the error: ntkrnlmp.exe. Error code 4. setup cannot continue. any idea why? thanks Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16991
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    - Game port not recognized by Win XP 64bit Hello, I recently built a really nice machine based on the Asus A8N SLI Deluxe motherboard. I added an AMD 64 Athlon X2 CPU and Windows XP 64 bit. This latter one probably being the cause of my problem but there may be a simple solution out there that I don't know about. So here's the problem: this motherboard comes with a USB/MIDI attachment that has a game port on it (2 USB ports and 1 MIDI/Game port). I installed the attachment and connected an old MS sidewinder joystick to the gameport but the system does not seem to recognize it. I looked at the device manager and it says that no drivers are installed for this device. I downloaded the latest Realtek drivers from the ASUS website but no luck there either. Does anyone know if there are drivers out there that would allow me to use my old joystick? If not, I guess I'll have to get a USB joystick. Thanks, D. Castano Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16985
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    - Is it possible to set 64 bit IE as default ? Hi In January, I read in some Microsoft blog about Windows Server 2003 that one would tell later on, how to set 64 bit IE as default but still can't find any answer on google. Is there any simple way to do it in XP x64 edition now? I find it useful as many craps don't work with it. Thanks Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16983
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    - Printer Driver... Hello, Apologies if this question has already been asked. I have a Lexmark X1180 printer and when I attempt to install the XP driver (had to have a go!), I receive the following error message: "The Image file C:\Lxk1100\drivers\WIN_XP2K\ENGLISH\Setup.exe is valid, but is for a machine type other than the current machine" I emailed Lexmark and received the following reply regarding drivers for XP-64: "Regarding the error message you are receiving: Unfortunately the X1180 does not have a 64bit driver and there are no plans on making drivers for the 64bit Operative System for that printer." Does this mean that I can never use this printer for XP-64 ? Clayton Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16975
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    - GetCurrentDirectory() returns non-redirected path Can someone verify this? The use of the GetCurrentDirectory() function returns the non-redirected path (e.g. C:\Program Files) on x64 platforms. I had to add new code just to accommodate for this case... -- Rafael Rivera Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16970
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    - Out of TIME! Out of LUCK! So, I went to buy the full version of XP 64. DUMB ME. I opted to try it out before I bought it. Now my trial is up. And when I went in to buy a copy, I learn that the NEW OEM purchase requirements are FULL SYSTEM ONLY! I don't need a full system. I asked for clarification. I can't get a new dual corp CPU? No. Microsoft declaired that this OEM software is only available with 'COMPLETE SYSTEM PURCHASE!' So, if anyone has a solution short of Linux, I'd love to hear it. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16959
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    - SurfCam We have a new system with the XP64 and we are finding that we can not use our SurfCam software - they do not currently support it? Has anyone else had a problem - all of our other software manufacturers have helped or we've gotten patches. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16955
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    - affect of 64bit on 32bit IO code My current systems spec is a: Athy 64 3200+ SKT754, 256MB DDR400, PATA133 60GB HDD 256MB GEFORCE FX5600 It seems to be running Americas Army extremely slugishly and the load times are unbareable. And the cpu and hdd is being unduely hammered for sure. Honestly Ive seen a Athlon ThunderBird 1ghz load it *MUCH* quicker with less drama. So Ive been wandering how 32bit IO is affected under 64bit.. -- ncoredump ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ncoredump's Profile: http://www.64bit-world.com/forums/member.php?u=1391 View this thread: http://www.64bit-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=9559 Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16944
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    - Drivers ?? I have a Microsoft MN-710 Wireless USB Adapter, and I am a lil confused as to why they dont have 64 bit drivers for there own hardware, I could be mistaken if anyone knows where I can find the 64 bit drivers for this Microsoft Hardware please enlighten me. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16940
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    - Download of Server 2003 64 bit I registered received email to confirm email and it was accepted. But no email telling where to download. I have done this 8 or 9 times over the last 2-3 weeks. I have rung microsoft and I sent them the first email I received from them and they sent me a copy of the link to download along with a serial number. But now I get "Page cannot be displayed" Anyone else experienced this problem? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16928
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    - Is there a way to load Sata Drivers on the XP 64 install disk. Does anyone know how I could make a copy of my Xp 64 install disk and put my SATA drivers on it? I don't want to have to hook up a floppy when I install. If I reinstall it in the future. I've phased out floppies. I keep a drive and a few spare disks around for emergencies. Or, does anybody know if I could use a USB floppy drive during an install? Just wondering? Thanks Gato Loco Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16919
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    - Is there a way to load Sata Drivers on the XP 64 install disk. Does anyone know how I could make a copy of my Xp 64 install disk and put my SATA drivers on it? I don't want to have to hook up a floppy when I install. If I reinstall it in the future. I've phased out floppies. I keep a drive and a few spare disks around for emergencies. Or, does anybody know if I could use a USB floppy drive during an install? Just wondering? Thanks Gato Loco Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16918
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    - Getting memory layout info on Itanium ? Does anyone know how to establish the number of free memory slots in an Itanium server running 64-bit Windows Enterprise Edition (apart from physically open the server to check on free slots)? We think the memory is made up from 3 x 8GB quads but cannot be sure. Is there a command available that can be run on the server to show the actual memory layout? There are commands to do this from Unix, so we know the hardware is capable of reporting this level of detail to the OS, we're just not aware of a command to issue in Windows to get this info. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16915
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    - AutoCAD 2006 There is any way to make AutoCAD 2006 work with XP 64bit Pro? I've got Framework incomparabilitie message when I try to inastall AutoCAD 2005 or 2006. At the other hand AutoCAD 2004 work normaly. I'm trying to understand where the emulator works for AutoCAD 2006 seems to me thats a bug that needs to be fixed. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16911
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    - Outlook Conector in XP x64 I installed Outlook Conector this morning and found out that it will not run from a non-Administrator account using XP x64. I tried to run as a "Power User" and "User" and the Outlook Connector tool bar does not load in Outlook 2003. I can run as a "User" from my laptop using XP-Pro (32bit). Any ideas how to change the permissions so I can use Outlook Connector as a "User" in XP x64? I hate to run as an Administator unless I have to. Thanks, Sam Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16909
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    - Solidworks 2005 WORKS under x64...more inside Ok after many weeks of trials and errors i FINALLY got my copy of Solidworks 2005 to work on x64,i saw many people asking if SW 2005 works under x64,i was one of those people who said no,but now ill explain how to make it work (this goes for the original discs of SW 2005,if you are trying to make it work with something illegal,dont come here to complain that it ain't working) : SW 2005 support x64 from SP 3.1 and beyond. - First Take out the plug. - Second you need to download HASP Device Driver which can be downloaded from here: http://www.aladdin.co.il/support/hasp/hasp4/enduser.asp The file is called H4_hinstall.zip - Unzip the content of that zip,then go to Start-> Run,drag hinstall.exe into the Run box and add SPACE -i at the end. - Now install SW 2005 SP0 from your discs. (you will still get an error on its last disc,ignore it). - When its done installing,update your copy of SW 2005 with SP 5.0 (or eariler versions,but keep in mind that you must have at least SP 3.1) - After its done updating your SP 5.0,go to add/remove programs in your Control Panel and do a repair for SW 2005. - Insert your plug back in,now Solidworks 2005 should work fine. * I even installed SW 2006 and both of them are working together like a charm (SW 2006 installs fine,no need of any tweaking). * This little tweak came from the Solidworks support,its not my doing. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16904
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    - Can i dual boot with XP 32 after i installed x64? Like the subject says. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16896
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    - MUI Exist Slovak (or Czech) MUI for Win XP Pro 64? Can I use MUI for Win XP Pro (32)? Thanks. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16886
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    - Itanium vs Opteron Dual Core Hello again. Can somebody please enlighten me in terms of how the Itanium is likely to compare with Opteron dual core? I know the Itanium will run HPUX as well as Windows, and I know the Itanium is pricey! I am not thinking of desktop use here, but just for SERVER use : * ignoring the HPUX support, are there decent reasons to consider Itanium? My gut feel is no, but what do I know? * when running Windows are there discernable performance reasons to go with one over the other? * since Itanium has a different software build for the OS, I presume it also needs different 64 bit application (server) builds; I notice SQL has an Itanium variant. Is this correct? * presumably any true .NET applications are platform independant; true? * is it 'believed' that MS will continue to support Itanium with any 64 bit builds in the long term? My fear is a repeat of the 'NT' ALPHA/MIPS/PowerPC scenario which occured early in 32 bit support... most processors no longer supported. I'd appreciate your thoughts on this. Many thanks, -- Clive Crocker CMC Communication Systems Ltd Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16885
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    - Workaround - DOS under Windows 64bit Hello I am a s/w developer and I think it's time I had a 64 bit desktop; partly so we can produce applications for this platform, partly so we can support our (32bit) applications on a 64bit platform (inevitably our customers will do this some time soon...) I'm likely to go for a new PC with Pentium or Xeon and EM64T; (I want HT capability and am not prepared to pay the current premium for dual-core processor on a desktop...) The trouble is we still develop and support text-only DOS (!) applications. This is fine under W2K, WinXP... but I realise not so under 64bit. So, as a workaround I though I could run up Virtual PC on my desktop, and run up Windows 2000, XP, or even plain DOS. Does this sound a reasonable workaround? Are there any caveats I should look out for? I'd appreciate any suggestions. Thanks. -- Clive Crocker CMC Communication Systems Ltd Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16884
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    - Scambled web pages Hello All I have not posted to this group before; I hope you can all help me. I have a newer 64 bit machine that I have installed xp 64. It seems to be running just fine except when I try and connect to the internet, my web pages come out all scrambled or don't display at all. Here comes the twist as soon as I connect to my VPN to work it seems to cure the problem, disconnect no work. My machine is: nVidia nForce4 SLI mb AMD 3200+ socket 939 1gb ram Gigabyte GeForce 5900 video card Any help is greatly appreciated. Rob Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16883
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    - I used windows 64bit edition and met one problem I bought windows 2003 64bit edition, and installed one analysis program. The program supplier said that this analysis program will be working well in windows 2003 32bit edition. My question is that there is an option that this program should be used using 32bit environment? Or I install 32bit ediditon? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16879
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    - use oldtrackball w/ xp?????? I hope I have the right newsgroup. I just install Windows XP, and I have a older Microsoft trackball that I would like to use. when I tried to install, I get a message that says, XP cannot work well with this older trackball software. So, my question. Is there a way to make Windows XP work with my older trackball? I think I read/heard somewhere that you can make Windows XP "look like Windows 98."and make it use older software applications (my trackball) If you could help I would appreciate it very much. If I am in the wrong newsgroup, could you direct me to the one that can help. Thank you very much, 73 cl. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16871
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    - Opteron or Athlon 64, Which is better? I am in the process of evaluating Windows XP64 and the 64 bit capabilities of the new processors. Basically, I run a lot of stuff on my workstation during the day and my system is SLOOOOOOW. I am going to use this machine for business and I need to be able to do administration from the machine. (RDP is fine, MMC with Remote Desktops to multiple servers). I am going to spend a few bucks on a system and I want to be able to use it for VMWare to set up lab servers so I want a lot of RAM although I do not think I will need mroe than 4GB (unless I am way off on my assessment). I am setting it up as a workstation which I will use daily. I will test our applications and drivers and hardware so I want something which I will not have TOO much trouble finding drivers for so I plan to build or buy a machine which I know will have hardware currently compatible with XP64. I have looked at Alienware's site and I noticed that if I choose a Athlon 64 system (4800+) then I am only able to choose XP Pro (32 bit). With their Opteron systems, I can get XP64 but a much slower CPU for around the same price (a dual core is an extra $1200) I want a high performance system which I am not gonig to run games on. I don't mind limiting myself as far as drivers go. I do run Linux from time to time, and I am assuming that there are NO issues with Linux drivers, right? LOL I am sure the Linux-only guys will say so. I figure if I spec the system to run Windows XP64 then it should run Linux just as easily or better. I will probably run Windows primarily instead of Linux just so I can run MMC and Agent 3.0 natively. I can always put Linux in a VM. Anyone have advice (Duron or Athlon)? How do the speeds compare? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16868
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    - Dual boot (ME or XP) with XP64 I'm in deep do do Was running a 400 meg Hz mother board with windows ME Upgraded with a mother board package, Asus A8N-E, with AMD-64 cpu, 1 meg memory and Windows XP64 After installing this package. No drivers for lexmark 7000 printer, Quickbooks 5.0 will not install, No driver for ATI pci video card. at this point windows XP64 is unworkable for the real work that has to be done. Question will windows ME run under a AMD-64 cpu if yes, I can dual boot ME and XP64 if no, then I guess I've got to buy XP (32 bit) and dual boot with XP64 Comments please, Larry Horrall Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16865
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    - Virtual Server 2005 on 64bit and Opteron Dual Core I've just read an article at redmondmag.com that says that once Virtual Server 2005 runs on 64bit Windows (it's in beta now, apparently) although it will run on AMD Opteron Dual Core CPUs it will not "recognize or use the second processor core". I'm trying to understand this. If Windows is willing to use both cores, why would one of its client threads (in this case, Virtual Server) not be able to run on the "second core"? Does anyone out there understand this? Perhaps the mag article is wrong. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16862
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    - Vista Release Date Does anybody know what the actual Release Date will be, for Microsoft's 64-bit Vista (Longhorn)? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16858
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    - Can't copy files to mounted partition on XP 64 Hello I have a 50GB partition dedicated for Program Files (x86). On my C: disk is an empty folder 'Program Files (x86)'. Using disk manager I mount this partition to this folder, and everything seems to work OK. However, when I try to copy SOME files I get this error: Cannot copy <filename>: Cannot find the specified file. Make sure you specify the correct path and file name. For example, I'm unable to install Visual Studio, copying some plain text files fails, while .dlls from the same original and same destination directory copy OK, etc. If I access the 'Program Files' partition through the drive letter, everything works fine. Also, everything is fine if I unmount the partition and copy to the directory. It seems to be related to the files from CDs, but sometimes the files from the HD also show this problem. This is not random behavior, it's always the same files that don't copy. Also, the same happens with other partitions and other mount points. It happens even if I copy the file from the CD to the HD, and then try to copy the same file to the dir with the mounted partition. THe same happens with the 'Copy of <filename>'. Please help Thanks, Tom Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16847
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    - Missing or corrupt ntoskrnl.exe ,please reinstall. I get this message when trying to boot into Win X64.I dual boot between it and XP Pro.What is the command line to replace the file? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16840
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    - IT manager's crash course: 64-bit computing The kind of hardware you buy can have a profound effect on the success of your business, but choosing among the available options is now tougher than ever. The advent of inexpensive, binary-compatible 64-bit processors has introduced a new facet to the decision-making process. The "early adoption" phase is over, and affordable 64-bit computers are stampeding toward businesses of all kinds. Should you stay 32-bit or go 64-bit? In as non-technical a manner as possible, here is a crash course on 64-bit hardware, the software that runs on it, and how it affects performance. Read the rest here: http://www.itmanagersjournal.com/article.pl?sid=05/09/21/1926202 -- 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 begin 666 trpix.gif?&rdm=31241193&dlv=104,8703,95275,80952,187921&kid=80952&chw=980952-980015-176006-175999-175929-170849-169328-&tcs=&bls3=111000A&bls4=01000195371&ucl=111111A&uid=1&dmn=.cwjamaica.com&scx=1024&scy=768&scc=32&jav=1&wrd=desktops&sta=,,,1,,,,,,,0,6,0,11341,11340,11333,18030,0&iid=95275&bid=187921 K1TE&.#EA`@`"`(#_`,# P ```"'Y! $`````+ `````"``(```("A%$`.P`` ` end Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16832
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    - Internet Explorer launching after startup Something just got in to my computer lately. Every time I boot up my computer, Internet Explorer 6.0 starts automatically and stays silently in task manager. Then during the day it keeps sending out popup windows with all kind of advertisements. I have to go to task manager\process tab to kill it. How do I stop this? TIA Lynn Vu Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16831
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    - Should I upgrade to 64 bit? We have a small home office with 3 networked computers, but we can not afford to lose our data. My own new unit is a 64 bit capable AMD. I bought a brand new separate HD to make sure I can do a successful 64 bit XP installation on it before committing to it. My question is: â??Should I botherâ??? I know one day eventually we'll all move to 64 bit, but will I have more trouble with drivers and networking and file sharing with the 32 bit computers then it's worth right now? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16815
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    - Formatting hard drive fir 64 bit I just got a new 160Gb Hitachi HD for my 64 bit caapable AMD, but the disk formnatting CD does not have a 64 bit option, so I can not install the Win XP64. Where can I get a 64 bit disk formatter? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16813
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    - a general question about 64bit programs is a program supposed to run faster when it is built for x64 system? i can configure my visual studio to build programs targeting 64bit windows, but if i do not write any code different from those in 32bit program, is there supposed to be any difference in performance? and also, what benefits do developers get? 64bit integer? any differences in float point computation? -- Echevil Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16806
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    - Wait for Norton stuff next year The Norton products such as Norton Antivirus and Internet security 2006 won't work with xp x64 and there is no prospect of a norton firewall or antivirus for 64 bit until vista comes out. http://www.symantec.com/sabu/nis/nis_pe/sys_req.html Sorry. Symantec doesn't see xp x64 as a consumer operating system. William Walker Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16793
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    - Wireless USB Adapters: A Probable List Of Supported Brands I just installed a Linksys Wireless-G USB adapter (model WUSB54G) in my Win x64 box, and it installed right from the git go. I just connected Linksys, booted Win x64, and directed the driver installer to the directory where I had extracted the Ralink drivers. The thing picked up my access point right away. This is version 4 of the Linksys Wireless-G USB adapter. I have had version 1 for a long time before my Win x64 install, and it does not work under Win x64. There is no way for one to tell from the box which version of Linksys Wireless -G USB adapter that is inside. I bought my Wireless-G from Buy.com, so I guess they don't have earlier versions. Note that, in the .inf file that comes with the Ralink drivers, there is a list of other brands of wireless USB adapters that uses the Ralink chipset and probably works in Win x64. I say "probably works" because I really don't know. The string of letters and numbers, like "VID_148F&PID_9020", are the numbers you will find under the Details tab of the Properties of a device in the Windows Device Manager. The VID for my Linksys that shows up in Device Manager is the exact same one as the very last one on this page. I do not know if any brand of wireless USB adapter listed below, other than the Linksys models, can be found or purchased in the US or elsewhere. As a general proposition, unproven by me, if the manufacturer or brand listed below has a wireless USB adapter (a 802.11g unit), it probably has a Ralink chipset and, accordingly, will work in Win x64 using Ralink's 64bit drivers. Amigo_1 USB\VID_148F&PID_9020 Amigo_2 USB\VID_0EB0&PID_9020 Amigo_3 USB\VID_0EB0&PID_9021 MSI: m2500usb_6861 m2500usb_6861 USB\VID_0DB0&PID_6861 m2500usb_6865 m2500usb_6865 USB\VID_0DB0&PID_6865 m2500usb_6869 m2500usb_6869 USB\VID_0DB0&PID_6869 SMC USB\VID_0707&PID_EE13 ASUS: ASUS USB\VID_0B05&PID_1706 ASUSGEN USB\VID_0B05&PID_1707 ZINWELL USB\VID_5A57&PID_0260 VTech USB\VID_0F88&PID_3012 SURECOM USB\VID_0769&PID_11F3 Gigabyte USB\VID_1044&PID_8007 Siemens USB\VID_0681&PID_3C06 BUFFALO: BUFFALO_5E USB\VID_0411&PID_005E BUFFALO_66 USB\VID_0411&PID_0066 BUFFALO_67 USB\VID_0411&PID_0067 Sagem USB\VID_079B&PID_004B Linksys WUSB54GPv4 USB\VID_13b1&PID_0011 WUSB54Gv4 USB\VID_13b1&PID_000d Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16787
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    - MapViewOfFile() for file larger than 4GByte? In case of I've got a file larger than 4GByte can I map the entire file into my address space in 64bit Windows? MapViewOfFile() supports only a DWORD argument for the mapping size but this can be left zero to indicate that one wants to map the entire file. Does this work for files larger than 4GByte? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16786
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    - Silent Today Has every x64 user caught the flu too? cough-cough :) -- 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: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16785
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    - Apache + MySQL? Hi, I was wondering when there is going to be a port of Apache web-server and MySQL for Windows XP 64 bit. I searched their mailing lists and found nothing. I remember there was a version of MySQL for Windows XP 64 during the beta testing phase, but I can't find it anymore. Regards, L. Weiss Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16780
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    - Register dll Hi , how do i register dll in Microsoft Windows XP 64-Bit Edition Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16768
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    - directx 9.0? I'm having a graphics problem and it says "Everquest 2 has detected an unrecoverale error and must shutdown - <verify> c:\live\eq2\framework\core\devices\src\directx9renderDevice.cppc.957):Directxerr.CD3DERR-not available. I tried installing direct x but it says i'm not an administrator even though i am ... well any suggestions please :) Thank you Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16760
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    - NIC problems Has anyone experienced this unusual quirk with XP Pro? I have an Abit KV81 (64 bit) Motherboard with an AMD Sempron 64 bit processor. It has an integrated Lan using the Via K8M800/vt8237 chipset. The NIC card is the via vt6122 card - which has 64 bit drivers. When attempting to install the NIC drivers, XP 64 refuses to see the card and reports back with the message "Can not find proper NIC, click OK to exit program." In fact - XP 64 seems to think I have a IEEE1394 card (which I don't) and reports that it is happily connected. Despite long hours searching for a solution - uninstalling/reinstalling/disabling/enabling/deleting drivers - XP 64 still cannot see the LAN card. Has anyone overcome this anomally. I hope someone can help - as I'm beginning to feel that I've been duped by the hype - and that XP64 pro is for people with too much time on their hands... -- Do Goldfish say "Never Again"? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16743
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    - Fax modem problem Are there PCI fax modems that are compatible with x64? I attempted to transplant one from my 5-year-old Dell Dimension 8100, and the system would not see it at all, much less install drivers for it. Regards, Mike T. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16738
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    - Generic Host Process for Win32 Services crashes about every 2 sec Generic Host Process for Win32 Services crashes about every 2 seconds I actually had to turn off the error reporting since I was getting so many, does anyone else have this problem? also, I get the machine check corrected error and check event logs about every 5 mins... I have the OEM version of win xp 64 any help on this would be great!!! -- Wes Newman Seismic Data Processor / IT Manager Kelman Technologies Denver, CO Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16727
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    - No offense guys I spent nearly an hour convincing myself that a Microsoft hosted discussion group concerning a new operating system couldn't be searched, at least using IE 6. I'm sure the participants here would appreciate not having to answer the same questions over and over again. I tried to look back page by page to find out about finding a HP 1055CM driver that will run under 64 bit. I think it speaks volumes about the level of interest Microsoft has in it's 64 bit platforms that you can't even search the discussion group. Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16725
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    - Digital Cameras and 64 Bit Processors Do digital cameras have to be 64-Bit specific to interface with Windows XP Professional X64 Edition? Tag: creating a boot cd to install xp64 Tag: 16720

Hi

I've tried creating a boot cd with Nero but can;t get the laptop to boot off
the disc. Can someone here help me out by explaining the necessary steps?

thanks

Re: creating a boot cd to install xp64 by Tony

Tony
Sun Oct 02 04:19:30 CDT 2005

Things can go wrong for many unforeseeable reasons, I burn *.ISO's all the
time - the only attempt that failed was when I burned a DVD *.ISO to a
DVD-RW on my Desktop and then having it fail to boot the Laptop, perhaps
this is a flash-back to the days that music CD's wouldn't always play on
other drives, if they where RW's.

Otherwise, simply recording a *.ISO and having Nero burn it as an 'image
file' should be all the steps you need. Don't know right now if Nero can
record images on Winx64 at the moment, I believe it should.

Tony. . .

"basvroonland" <basvroonland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:A73FC614-487C-4656-9639-F47BEA7CDE30@microsoft.com...
> Hi
>
> I've tried creating a boot cd with Nero but can;t get the laptop to boot
> off
> the disc. Can someone here help me out by explaining the necessary steps?
>
> thanks

Re: creating a boot cd to install xp64 by basvroonland

basvroonland
Sun Oct 02 08:46:01 CDT 2005

Hi
I've managed to fix it. Apparently I suck at working with computers ;-)

thanks

"Tony Sperling" wrote:

> Things can go wrong for many unforeseeable reasons, I burn *.ISO's all the
> time - the only attempt that failed was when I burned a DVD *.ISO to a
> DVD-RW on my Desktop and then having it fail to boot the Laptop, perhaps
> this is a flash-back to the days that music CD's wouldn't always play on
> other drives, if they where RW's.
>
> Otherwise, simply recording a *.ISO and having Nero burn it as an 'image
> file' should be all the steps you need. Don't know right now if Nero can
> record images on Winx64 at the moment, I believe it should.
>
> Tony. . .
>
>
> "basvroonland" <basvroonland@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:A73FC614-487C-4656-9639-F47BEA7CDE30@microsoft.com...
> > Hi
> >
> > I've tried creating a boot cd with Nero but can;t get the laptop to boot
> > off
> > the disc. Can someone here help me out by explaining the necessary steps?
> >
> > thanks
>
>
>