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    - Performance comparison between 2003 and XP ///x32 Firs I want to tell you that I already tried windows Vista and XP x64 and I am disappointed. I think that mising drivers and limited programs usege is enough. I could mention also several bugs. Now I am sure it's much better to use 32-bit Windows even i had AMD 3+. But i can't choose 2003 (x32) or XP(x32) /for AMD x64 3+/ and i would like to get some performance advise. I will use my computer for almost everithing. Design software (without video), programming, several heavy games and 24hour browsing and downloading. Of course I wan't need most of 2003 server services and options but on the other side i think 2003 is more up to date. I am waiting for advises for my choice. Sorry for the bad english. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26632
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    - DVD burner I'm trying to do my research before jumping into x64 and I'm a little confused? Will a generic DVD/CD burner work in x64? I understand that x64 does not come with a burning utility like xp, but if I use Nero or something like that, will I need a 64 bit driver from the manufacturer of the burner? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26628
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    - Error 1720 when installing Quark I'm receiving the following error when attempting to install Quark Express 6.1: Error 1720. There is a problem with this Windows Installer package. A script required for this install to complete could not be run. Contact your support personnel or package vendor. I've successfully installed this software on another maching running XP SP2. I've read on another forum about installing Windows Script 5.6 to correct the problem, but was unable to find a version of this for XP Pro x64. Any help is greatly appreciated! Thanks, Jared Price Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26626
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    - winxp 64 When I boot Up my system, I get a blue screen and a message saying xmnt 2002 not found, continueing to boot. How do I get rid of this problem? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26623
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    - Trial version expired - how do I upgrade to full version My trial version to XP64 expired and how do I get the full version to not wipe out the data I currently have? What's the process for doing this? Thank you Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26608
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    - Installing xp64 Trial on Averatec 4100 Hi, I just bought a Averatec 4100 with a Turion 64 processor. I have downloaded the free trial for xp64 and burned the iso file to CD. Forgive my ignorance, but is installing the trial as easy as restarting the notebook with the CD in, then selecting boot from CD? Any problems you can think of as this notebook uses Pheonix Firstware Recover Pro software so there is no recovery CD but it it is on a seperate partition on the hard drive? It is a brand new notebook so I would like some good information before I try to install the XP64. Thanks in advance, Martin Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26606
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    - Problems with first build I built our first PC with my son and can't get XP 64 to work. I have installed it several times, and it will run in safe mode but when it boots from the hard disk in normal mode it inquires about booting from the optical drive , then displays the Windows logo, then a string of numbers in the lower right hand of the screen, then it goes blank. I cannot get it to load drivers in safe mode from a CD. Does anybody have any suggestions? Thanks Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26604
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    - Install XP Pro 64bit on external HD Can this be done? It's easier to buy an external hard drive than have wait to have an internal one installed since installing an internal one myself will void my warranty. -Joe Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26596
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    - 3800+ x2 I have an AMD 3800+ x2, and in the control panel it is showing just one proccesor. It does show it as a dual core in the description, but only one proccesor instead of 2 proccesors (like in xp). Is this normal or do I have problem? Thanks Ron Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26583
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    - Change in signing policy for 64-bit drivers for Vista and Longhorn If you are not aware of it Microsoft announced a change in its policy on drivers for 64-bit Vista last week. See the paper at http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/platform/64bit/kmsigning.mspx The change here is that prior to this while drivers needed to be signed an administrator could sign a driver for a computer or a domain. Many people in the driver development community are disturbed by this change since makes it harder for a small firm to ship and support drivers. In particular a lot of the freeware tools that have a kernel component will probably never make it to Vista 64-bit. Also, I know of small firms that are reconsidering their product plans for Vista. For those who want to see the discussion in the driver development community, go to http://www.osronline.com and sign up for the NTDEV newgroup, then look for "X64 Windows Vista to require signed drivers" At the end of the paper is the feedback email address for this stuff. If enough of us make rational comments to that address, Microsoft may realize there is a problem. -- Don Burn (MVP, Windows DDK) Windows 2k/XP/2k3 Filesystem and Driver Consulting Remove StopSpam from the email to reply Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26575
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    - Show me the Driver!!! Hi All I am about to buy a HP 2600N laserjet. Have scouted around the web and even contacted HP - there is no X64 driver for it. Does WIn X64 have driver support for it? Any thing else I can do to get this printer working? Need to know before I buy it, which is tomorrow! ie - should I not buy it.... Thanks for help in anxious urgent anticipation : ) Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26565
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    - HP 2600N Laserjet - should I buy? using Win X64 - Urgent Thanx Hi All I am about to buy a HP 2600N laserjet. Have scouted around the web and even contacted HP - there is no X64 driver for it. Does WIn X64 have driver support for it? Any thing else I can do to get this printer working? Need to know before I buy it, which is tomorrow! ie - should I not buy it.... Thanks for help in anxious urgent anticipation : ) Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26564
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    - Network not showing up I have Win 64 running on an AMD64 3200 chip and connected to a Workgroup via a hard wire connection. Initially, I could see the other computers on the network and everything seemed fine. However, lately when I go to My Network Places or attempt in any other way to view the network computers nothing shows up. The window is completely blank as if there was nothing out there. Are there known issues with the networking on Win 64? How do I figure out what is going wrong? Thanks Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26551
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    - VSMT Tools only on 64bit VIRTUAL SERVER 2005 R2. Any way to the bht VSMT Tools installed on VS 2005 R2 64bit. I am trying to move phsical servers to virtual and ahve a 32bit ADS server deployed but now am having troubles with the tools on my virtual server, do I need to install another VS to get this acomplished or is there another way? -- Joel Raper Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26544
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    - Registry Editing. What is the best tool to view/edit the registry in x64? Carwyn Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26533
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    - Can't install xp64 after using vista beta 5270 I installed Vista 5270 on a seperate drive looked it over and then deleted the partition and reformated the drive. I also removed the Boot folder on my xp c drive to get rid of the dual boot. Now I can't reinstall my xp64 on the clean drive I get either the blue screen or it tells me to see my system admin. Are there some files I need to replace in the xp professional install on my c drive that were changed by vista? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26521
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    - x64 install problems im having some the same problems installing that others r having. i've tried some of the solutions that was posted, but no luck. i dl'ed the x64 OS and used original from a friend that has a x64 sys. my system will not boot the cd and i cant get it to install from remote on his x64. i have formated hd and had an OS on it. ran out of ideas. please help Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26503
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    - User Profiles Hi, I am finally thinking about moving from the 32-bit XP to the 64-bit. Has it gotten any better? I gave the initial 64-bit beta test a shot going back a few years ago , maybe 2 years or so ago, and it was a "nightmare" nothing worked right due mainly to the fact that it was indeed still in Beta but also because the drivers for the hardware just were not there. Has the situation gotten any better? Another thing I know it is impossible to do an upgrade from 32-bit to 64-bit so I was wondering if anyone has any tips that might be useful if I went through with the transition. Another thing what are the limitations between user profiles in the 32-bit environment and the 64-bit environment what kind of issues do you think would arise if a user was to copy the user profile from a 32-bit environment over to a 64bit? I know that the shortcuts present in the profile won't work until the programs associated with them are reinstalled and the shortcuts are re linked to their respective apps. Thanks for any help! Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26476
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    - Lexmark Z53 Printer on Win XP x64 I cannot get my Lexmark Z53 printer to work. I contacted the manufacturer and they do not plan on supporting the device with an updated driver. As a college student, having a printer would be great. If anyone knows how to get this printer to work, I would be much obliged. Thank you in advance. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26474
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    - Media Center for XP x64 I am planning a computer re-build to a AMD 64x2 but was wondering if the Media Center is available with this operating system or if there are plans for it? -- Marshall Rob Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26467
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    - installing new hardware hello to newgroup any help would be more then wellcome i am running windows xp 64bit edition for almost 4 month and i'm very pleased it works just fine on my new amd 3500 64bit with 2g ram and 160g sata2 hd i was managed to find drivers for my motherboard and all softwares i need but till now i have a problem with 2 components 1) my umax 4600 scanner 2) my logitech messenger camera for both of then - i couldnt fine the driver for winxp 64bit edition and my drivers for winxp pro doesnt work help please -- dudu nidam mcp & mcse system administrator d.n.o Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26455
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    - From XP pro to XP pro 64 bit Hi NG! Please help me for find a solution for my my problem. I buy 2 pc with 64 bit hardware and 2 license XP pro 32 bit because my reseller not have an XP pro 64 bit. This hardware is for video editing application and with 32 bit OS doesn't function well. There are solution for make an upgrade to 64 bit OS? Sorry for my little english... ;-) Bye! Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26428
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    - Is it me? Or are some of the more recent replies to some posts just testy and ornery and not particularly interested in getting / giving help? I hope it's just me... Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26419
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    - Dual Boot setup lost ntoskrnl.exe I installed WinXP Pro on a secont hard drive. I already had XP64 bit on my primary drive. XP Pro boots fine, but when I try to boot 64 bit XP, I get an error: [root] \system32\ntoskrnl.exe missing or corrupt. Reinstall... Can this be corrected without having to reinstall my 64 bit system? -- TSockol ------------------------------------------------------------------------ TSockol's Profile: http://www.64bit-world.com/forums/member.php?u=1775 View this thread: http://www.64bit-world.com/forums/showthread.php?t=14089 Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26416
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    - XP 64 SP2? Gives it there a SP2 update like the normal XP or is the 64 Xp with the updates from the older XP 32 Peter Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26400
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    - Merge 32 and 64bit edition in one distribution! Why are there two different editions to choose from? I have heard MS continues this 'freedom' in Vista. Wouldn't it be simpler to pack both editions on a DVD and build a nice installer to choose the right edition for your System? Otherwise, Vista x64 will become something like the 'pro x64 edition'. (A year 2005 flop, poor driver support and 50% WoW) Ask your relatives if they know the difference! Thy will buy the 'works with all Systems' edition. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26394
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    - Windows XP 64bit Any one able to get a 64bit driver for HP Printer 2600n. Please contact me if you have. robertwtur@msn.com -- Robert W Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26390
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    - Scrolling Issues Hey again, after posting a question on if it'll be useful to me or not on upgrading to x64, i took a risk and did it, i on it atm! sofar the installation has prove to be MUCH easyer then tryin to upgrade my xp HOME to SP2 :O the driver issues i have managed to sort out fairly easily, or so i belive, with drivers is that launch manager doesnt SHOW what it is im doin with the function key which is a minor issue that dont bother me atall. The only problem i have that is bothering me is when i try and move a window, or scroll in a window, it lags and seems to refresh that window moving up a block of pixels at a time. does anybody have any idea what is causing this, and how i can fix it? appart from that minor issue, im enjoying my change to x64 loads! everything seems fractionaly faster and im able to use the advantages of SP2 which i couldnt with XP Home SP1 :O lol help would be much appreciated on my little issue. many thanks Si Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26386
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    - News: Windows Vista x64 To Require Signed Drivers "For Windows Vista and later versions of the Windows family of operating systems, kernel-mode software must have a digital signature to load on x64-based computer systems. This paper describes how to manage the signing process for kernel-mode code for Windows Vista, including how to obtain a Publisher Identity Certificate (PIC), guidelines for protecting keys, and how to sign a driver package by using tools that are provided in the Windows Driver Kit (WDK). Why digital signatures? For both consumer and enterprise users of Windows around the world, protecting personal and corporate data remains a top concern. Microsoft is committed to implementing new ways to help restrict the spread of malicious software. Digital signatures for kernel-mode software are an important way to ensure security on computer systems. Digital signatures allow the administrator or end user who is installing Windows-based software to know whether a legitimate publisher has provided the software package. When users choose to send Windows Error Reporting data to Microsoft after a fault or other error occurs, Microsoft can analyze the data to know which publishers' software was running on the system at the time of the error. Software publishers can then use the information provided by Microsoft to find and fix problems in their software." Read on at the following link to learn about the great benefits: http://www.microsoft.com/whdc/system/platform/64bit/kmsigning.mspx -- 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: XP64 license Tag: 26385
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    - Microsoft Office document image writer printer on 64-bit I can't seem to get the Microsoft Office document image writer printer to install since moving to XP64. I'm running Office 2003, and have gone into the Office setup and removed and re-added the printer, but it won't show up in the printers. Does anyone know of a workaround for this? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26362
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    - Logging into XP. I just put my system together and it was working fine under the administrator account. I set everything up and it has been working. After updating the security updates and creating user accounts, I can't log into xp anymore. I get the audio that it's loading but it freezes either on the welcome screen or the desktop picture without any icons or start menu. Take that back, it doesn't freeze, it take 5+ minutes to load settings. What is causing this, I repaired the install with the CD and it seamed to work fine until I downloaded the updates. There are 21 updates that I'm downloading. Most of them are Critical security updates. Any help will be appreciated. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26356
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    - Agere ET 131x Ethernet Controller Hey I am trying to find a 64-bit driver for my network adapter, Agere ET 131x Ethernet Controller but am having no luck. I have been looking at the vender website, and no luck there either (they do not have a drivers section). Does anyone know of this device, and if possible, where I could find a driver for it? Regards, Matt Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26348
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    - window wont start cuz of ntsokrnl well i just formated my c and install a fresh copy of windows xp pro 32 bit. my 64 bit is on my d after the install when i try to boot my 64 bit os and says <windowroot>\system32\ntsokrnl is miss or corrupted so looked in my windows 64 bit install cd and in the amd folder i found ntsokrnl.ex_ and copy and over and renamed it to exe didnt boot so i went to my 32 bit os and copy that one over now it says hal.dll is miss and corrupted is the ntsokrnl the same in 32 bit and 64 bit since it is in system32? the one i had on 64 is v5.2.3790.1830 and the one on my 32 bit is 5.1.2600.2765 p4 3.4 ghz ram 1 gig 2 X 160 GB hdd raid 0 (c drive) 200 GB hdd (d drive) dual boot with 32 and 64 bit windows xp pro -norman Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26344
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    - X64 is worth the effort. Yes! X64 is worth the effort. Many thanks to "planetamd64.com", Andre, Augie, Barb, Carlos, Charlie, Christian, Darryl, John, Mike and too many others to name. I started with the CPP version that had the Windows 2000 look with very few drivers available. At that time it was a daily search for drivers with very little support from manufacturers, except Nvidia, using the excuse that the operating system wasn't a released version, now that x64 is released the excuse is that they're waiting for Vista to be released. I have 2 desktops and 2 laptops that are using Windows XP Professional x64 Edition exclusively, all are currently dual boot with x86 but the only time x86 is opened is to verify that everything is updated. The operating system is very stable. The best advice is from Charlie to research first and determine if x64 is for you. For me the only time x64 is an advantage is for video capture and editing. Like John I have a few old programs that don't work but when I want to use them I boot into x86. I use an USR 5610B modem for faxing documents, Epson CX3800 works for printing and scanning, Retrospect 7 works for backup or disk images, Leadtek TV2000 XP expert works for TV and video capture, ShowShifter for watching TV (unless Media Encoder 9 64-bit is installed), Zenet ZEW1601 wireless LAN (Ralink chipset) works, both laptops have Broadcom wireless that work. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26342
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    - Should I buy the 64 bit version of XP? I purchased new hardware which entitles me to the 64 bit version of XP 64 however, due to all the negative blogs I read about driver supports, I held off. Can someone please enlighten me on this issue? Thanks Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26339
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    - Installing xp x 64 bit Trial... Help needed Hi All, I have Athlon 64 dualcore 3800, 300gb, 2gb DDR, Asus A8N Mobo, Nvidia GeoForce 6800. Windows Media Centre 2005 windows xp Home sp2 all updates. No worms, spyware,malware, viruses, trojans etc etc. I have just downloaded the xp x 64 pro trial from MS 558 mb and as per instructions burnt it to a disc. I tried using the setup file but it tells me that i need to boot from the disc. I tried but it will not boot from the disc, I have changed the boot priority from hd to cd drive but still nothing, it still boots into windows as if nothing was in the cd drive. I only have a C drive at the moment but I do have partition magic, do I need to create a partition to install the trial? What is stopping me from installing the trial? Could somebody take me through the procedure Please. Another problem that I have is that I am using a 26" HD TV as my monitor and it doesn't show the boot sequence, it only shows when I arrive at the Login screen why is this? This means that I have to change to my smaller pc monitor whenever I want to do anything with the bios settings or boot sequence. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26334
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    - XEROX 6100 PRINTER DRIVER FOR WIN XP 64 BIT i HAVE A COLOR LASER PRINTER XEROX 6100 xerox have no driver for 64 bit what can be done instead reinstall win xp 32 bit ????????? ronen@eset.co.il -- Ronen Moas Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26333
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    - Fidolook and OE64 Any chance to make Fidolook use OE 64 bit or even better have Fidolook64? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26331
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    - Remove dual boot I installed XP 64bit on a second partition on my Acer TravelMate 4400. I have Windows XP Pro installed on the primary partition. I want to remove XP 64 bit but am unable to fdisk the mbr. As I have no floppy drive, how can I boot to a DOS prompt to remove the dual boot option? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26325
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    - Compatibility I am considering installing Windows XP x64 on my Athlon 64 X2 4200+ machine. But I remember some hardware and software compatibility issues a while back. What is the state of affairs at the moment? Is "everything" working? Or are there some major lackings that I should know of? /David Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26324
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    - Wireless Adapters Does anyone know of an adapter for W64 in a wireless network? Linksys does not offer anything for 64. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26321
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    - windows will freeze after I leave it alone I have been having this problem recently where the computer will not respond after being left alone for awhile. The screensaver will have turned on and have frozen and it will not come back for keyboard or mouse. In fact, the keyboard doesn't even respond (e.g. you can't turn on caps etc.). I have also tried to do this with no screensaver and having the monitor turn off after 10 minutes. This also produces the same problem, just with no screen to look at. I have to leave my computer for long periods for classes during the day and would prefer not having to turn it off every time. Any help would be awesome! Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26311
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    - x64 vs Vista I'm planning on building a new PC in the next few weeks, I'll make it 64-bit ready but I don't know whether I should go with x64 now, or use the Win 2K license I already have and upgrade to Vista when it becomes available. Will Vista be available in 64 bit on its release, sometime after its release or are there no current plans for a 64 bit Vista? Will Vista be a viable upgrade path from x64 or not? Are there any other things I should consider when deciding between x64 and Vista? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26296
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    - gpmc and gpedit every time i open group policy management console, then try to edit my policy from there, i get an error "cannot find gpedit.msc", but when i type gpedit in my run bar, it opens no problem. how do i go about fixing this problem? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26291
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    - Antivirus - Avast Sucks! But I knew that already I have been running Avast Home Edition since x64 Beta two Novembers ago. So I have been using it for over a year. It's always cherrily announcing to me after a reboot (after hanging up at shutdown, of course :): "Virus Database Has Been Updated!" Yay. I was extremely skeptical at first. I had previously recommended and installed the Win32 versions of Avast for clients, and they were the ones to get infected, whereas my other clients running other AV were okay. So I stopped installing it. So when I found out that they were the only ones to make something x64 compatible, after trying to get ClamWin and others working, I did give it another try. Well, I got a letter in the mail from my internet provider today, that I was sending out SPAM and to check my machine for infections. If it was to continue, my service would be suspended. So i went to Housecall (http://housecall.trendmicro.com) which now works in Firefox, using Java. And lo and behold, I had quite a few it seems (see attachment JPGs). So I did some digging, as I really dont want to go to Norton or McAfee, and Trend Micro (which has been screwing up lately as well) doesnt make a x64 version as of yet. And I did find that the free ones, like Avast and AVG are in the 'You get what you pay for' category, which I pretty much suspected, but was a dumbass about it. Now as I search for more conclusions, I find what I needed to know months ago... Virus Bulletin ran a test of the various AV and came up with these results, which reflect my experience (with the exception of Norton and McAfee): http://www.techsupportalert.com/free-vs-paid-av.htm So I guess I have to now try Nod32? Anybody can vouch for that over Avast besides eset themselves? How long have you been using it? On what platforms? compared to what? and what's your conclusion at this time? http://www.eset.com/news/VB100Award34.pdf x64 limited Antivirus options: http://www.eweek.com/article2/0,1759,1791224,00.asp Thanks. Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26289
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    - My folders open in search When I double click a folder on my desktop it opens the search engine. I would really like it to open the file. Please help me Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26255
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    - Version reported on the computer properties When I install Windows XP Professional 64 bit, how verify this? For example, on "Properties" from my PC, appears: "Microsoft Windows XP Professional Service Pack 4"? Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26234
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    - LG GSA-4163B X64 Driver, Working DVD-RAM Driver Hello Anybody! I have finally managed to change a x64 Panasonic DVD-RAM driver, so it now works with the LG GSA-4163b DVD writer. I have tested it, and can format a DVD-RAM disc with both the UDF 1.5 and UDF 2.0 File Systems. You can read the thread, and download the driver here: http://www.planetamd64.com/index.php?showtopic=17286 -- Kind Regards LDJ www.planetamd64.com Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26231
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    - M2 socket in Q2. . . Hi, The new socket is on the doorstep, and I want a new project. Now is not the time to by a new board, apparently. Have anyone seen it fitted to a board yet? Functioning, perhaps? I understand that it will support DDR2 memory, but appart from that, what will it bring to us? It's 940 pin configuration but it's got to be more than a spruced up Opteron device, surely? Or is that the aim, to bring Opteron performance to the Athlon? And the memory, the data looks good. Some of that is usually hype - will the performance live up to natural expectations? Tony. . . Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26230
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    - New Blog: Is your processor x64 capable? OK, I got tired of answering this in email 5 times a day. So I've posted a new blog on how to tell if a processor is x64 capable. It's not easy, especially for Intel processors, but hopefully this will help. http://msmvps.com/blogs/xperts64/archive/2006/01/19/81462.aspx -- Charlie. http://msmvps.com/xperts64 Tag: XP64 license Tag: 26207

Dear all,
I bought an original XP64 cd from Microsoft. I am trying to install the same
in an AMD x64 platform. The product is not accepting the license key. But I
am sure the key is correct. Is it because the key is for an Intel platform?
Please help!!!

Re: XP64 license by Charlie

Charlie
Wed Jan 25 00:34:18 CST 2006

There is no difference in CDs between Intel and AMD versions of x64 Edition.

--
Charlie.
http://msmvps.com/xperts64

Anilraj wrote:
> Dear all,
> I bought an original XP64 cd from Microsoft. I am trying to install the
> same in an AMD x64 platform. The product is not accepting the license
> key. But I am sure the key is correct. Is it because the key is for an
> Intel platform? Please help!!!

RE: XP64 license by Darrellg

Darrellg
Wed Jan 25 13:23:17 CST 2006

Hello,
If you can send me the setupp.ini file from the CD and the product key I
can check them.
Remove the online from my email.

Thanks,
Darrell Gorter[MSFT]

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights
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