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Windows xp max memory it can use. - techPowerUp! Forums
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I knew ahead of time, or atleast thought windows xps is limited to 3.50gbs of ram is this correct and is there any bennifit to having all 4 GB in a windows xp system. I say that to people who think they know programming and they go huh?!?!? XP itself only allows up to 4gb to be addressed, while server applications can cache much more to ram..
Why can't I activate Windows XP?
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I called tech support, and was treated to a long list of "pay per incident" support options, until at the last minute I could dial "0" to speak to a technical support representative. there's no network adapter of any kind - even though I had networking hardware, Windows didn't see it, as evidenced by the lack of drivers having been installed on setup), it seems like it drops back to this ultra "secure" mode where you must activate before you can even use your machine
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Now my XP-partition is missing :( 08 May 2009, 9:44 PM (4 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply galactos (New user): can anybody confirm if this works the same on a raid 0 config already with a seperate partition? 14 May 2009, 11:50 AM (4 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply Tin (User): If you mean software RAID (which most motherboard RAID controllers are) then I would be extremely careful... 14 May 2009, 12:22 PM (4 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply galactos (New user): Well, I already tried installing vista from a flash drive and lost the raid software for xp, not even managing the loader will bring it back
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16 April 2008, 12:42 AM (5 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply ks (New user): ...just an observation 16 April 2008, 12:55 AM (5 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply ks (New user): How about a competition where the one who can bag windows the most wins? This really craps me. 29 February 2008, 8:30 PM (5 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply jamie: i have not yet installed windows, but in the instructions above, in the section 'GRUB timeout'
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ClearLock 1.4.0: Lock your desktop with a transparent layer, allowing you to see what is happening on your desktop and at the same time prevent access to the computer without the proper password (Windows Freeware). Orders placed on Wednesday will go out on Thursday and if you live in California it could take until the next week to get your order (We are located in the East Coast)
NTLDR - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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If a non NT-based OS is selected, NTLDR loads the associated file listed in boot.ini (bootsect.dos if no file is specified or if the user is booting into a DOS based OS) and gives it control. In the case of a floppy the BIOS interprets its boot sector (first sector) as code, for NTLDR this could be a NTLDR boot sector looking for the ntldr file on the floppy
Overview of the Boot.ini File (Windows Drivers)
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You can have zero or more boot parameters on each boot entry.For a list of boot parameters that are relevant to driver testing and debugging, see Boot.ini Boot Parameter Reference. Windows creates a standard boot entry when you install the operating system, and you can create additional, customized entries for an operating system by editing the Boot.ini file
Where can I download Windows XP?
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I don't recommend pirating software, especially if there is a free alternative out there (which in many cases there is usually more than one) but it is NOT theft. Ryan July 28, 2007 11:49 AM In his case, XP would be illegal to download since he has no key, but wouldn't it be legal if you had a key and had lost the disc? That way you are not actually stealing what the company values, the key
How can I repair the Windows 8 EFI Bootloader? - Super User
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I did not want to lose all my data so I entered the Command Prompt by booting from my Windows 8 install USB drive (noting that you cannot boot the UEFI version of this if that appears, select to boot from the just the USB drive without the UEFI appearing before it). It therefore knows WHERE TO LOOK for the BCD file-- however, it either somehow has the location wrong (not this problem, but similar) or the BCD has been deleted
Where Can I Download Windows XP?
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Pretty much everything is available on the Internet for free, right? Answer: There are many places online to download Windows XP but none that I've found are legal sources. In many ways, however, what you actually pay for when you legally purchase a copy of Windows XP is the product key (sometimes referred to as a CD key or key code, or incorrectly as the serial number)
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What is the Desktop.ini file? This hidden file is placed in every folder to tell the operating system how to display and customize the viewing of that specific folder. Reply July 02, 2012 at 2:17 pm, Michaelangelo said: How about a tutorial on how to make USE of this device? It does have its uses and I am (I hope) about to make use of them in order to prevent Encryption on the subfolders and files within a folder that is shared by other people
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Is the disc you are trying to install with the original? A Burned copy? The one I am using is an Image on a DVD -RW and the computer is quite old also and wont read the disc. Answer +3 Report ComputerGuy55 Dec 23, 2009 08:57AM Having this exact same problem, working on the fix now but I am assume it is because the older drive cannot read -R or -RW DVD's
Custom Boot Menu in Windows XP
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This may be a separate disk, but most SCSI setups have only one LUN for each SCSI ID.The term rdisk(0) refers to physical disk 1.The term partition(1) is the partition on the first drive in the computer. thatguyjim Relax guys, it dosen't make much difference what you do to the computer, because it's the little people inside of them who decide whether or not it will run better, or at all, so chill out
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If Windows 7 was preinstalled by Dell you would need to ask Dell if they will provide you with downgrade rights - if it came with Windows 7 Home Premium your chances are slim. You need to make sure that Windows.old folder must be less than two times the amount of free hard drive space available on Windows 7 system drive (C drive)
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NotesYou have used the System Configuration Utility to make changes to the way Windows starts.The System Configuration Utility is currently in Diagnostic or Selective Startup mode, causing this message to be displayed and the utility to run every time Windows starts.Choose the Normal Startup mode on the General tab to start Windows normally and undo the changes you made using the System Configuration Utility.Step 4: Optional step to disable features loadTOCNode(3, 'resolution'); If the clean boot fixed the error, you do not have to perform this step. How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" stateArticle ID: 310353 - View products that this article applies to.System TipThis article applies to a different version of Windows than the one you are using
Windows 7 boot.ini file - Windows Forums
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When you later installed 7 - bootmgr and the Boot folder were installed to the Active partition - that would be the XP partition , and an NT6 compatible mbr and bootsector were written to the drive. It seems when you restored the XP image - everything relating to 7 boot process that had been on the infected XP partition was not in the restored image
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Reply Reply with quote Report abuse Found this helpful Me Too 1 rpedleyjr replied on January 11, 2010 In reply to Unhappy2 post on January 8, 2010 Same boat here as well Unhappy 2. I put the repair CD in and initiated a repair, not it boots to safe mode, has a windows that says XP startup cannot run in safe mode and will be restarted
How can I change boot drive C to D or E on OS Windows Xp Sp2? - Yahoo! Answers India
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6 years ago Report Abuse by san Member since: 12 December 2007 Total points: 370 (Level 2) Add Contact Block Best Answer - Chosen by Voters Hi Dear, If your OS installed on C: and D Drive and you want to change the boot drive to D then follow the following procedure, it may solve your problem: 1. Choose the option of deleting windows folders.) This is as good as formatting the C drive and you have to install all the drivers including that of the motherboard
How to Use and Edit Boot.ini in Windows XP
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(It is called the Advanced RISC Computing or ARC naming convention.) The most likely part that a home user might change is the partition number for systems where a dual-boot system is being used. Normally, a proper installation will make the necessary entries for the default and it is rare that any editing of the disk or partition numbers would be required
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How to edit the Boot.ini file in Windows XPArticle ID: 289022 - View products that this article applies to.System TipThis article applies to a different version of Windows than the one you are using. -or- Click Start, click Run, type sysdm.cpl, and then click OK.On the Advanced tab, click Settings under Startup and Recovery.Under System Startup, click Edit.Sample Boot.ini File loadTOCNode(2, 'summary'); This is a sample of a default Boot.ini file from a Windows XP Professional computer
Windows xp max memory it can use. - techPowerUp! Forums
I knew ahead of time, or atleast thought windows xps is limited to 3.50gbs of ram is this correct and is there any bennifit to having all 4 GB in a windows xp system. I say that to people who think they know programming and they go huh?!?!? XP itself only allows up to 4gb to be addressed, while server applications can cache much more to ram..
Why can't I activate Windows XP?
I called tech support, and was treated to a long list of "pay per incident" support options, until at the last minute I could dial "0" to speak to a technical support representative. there's no network adapter of any kind - even though I had networking hardware, Windows didn't see it, as evidenced by the lack of drivers having been installed on setup), it seems like it drops back to this ultra "secure" mode where you must activate before you can even use your machine
Now my XP-partition is missing :( 08 May 2009, 9:44 PM (4 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply galactos (New user): can anybody confirm if this works the same on a raid 0 config already with a seperate partition? 14 May 2009, 11:50 AM (4 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply Tin (User): If you mean software RAID (which most motherboard RAID controllers are) then I would be extremely careful... 14 May 2009, 12:22 PM (4 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply galactos (New user): Well, I already tried installing vista from a flash drive and lost the raid software for xp, not even managing the loader will bring it back
16 April 2008, 12:42 AM (5 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply ks (New user): ...just an observation 16 April 2008, 12:55 AM (5 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply ks (New user): How about a competition where the one who can bag windows the most wins? This really craps me. 29 February 2008, 8:30 PM (5 years ago)report abuse Send to a friend reply jamie: i have not yet installed windows, but in the instructions above, in the section 'GRUB timeout'
ClearLock 1.4.0: Lock your desktop with a transparent layer, allowing you to see what is happening on your desktop and at the same time prevent access to the computer without the proper password (Windows Freeware). Orders placed on Wednesday will go out on Thursday and if you live in California it could take until the next week to get your order (We are located in the East Coast)
NTLDR - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
If a non NT-based OS is selected, NTLDR loads the associated file listed in boot.ini (bootsect.dos if no file is specified or if the user is booting into a DOS based OS) and gives it control. In the case of a floppy the BIOS interprets its boot sector (first sector) as code, for NTLDR this could be a NTLDR boot sector looking for the ntldr file on the floppy
Overview of the Boot.ini File (Windows Drivers)
You can have zero or more boot parameters on each boot entry.For a list of boot parameters that are relevant to driver testing and debugging, see Boot.ini Boot Parameter Reference. Windows creates a standard boot entry when you install the operating system, and you can create additional, customized entries for an operating system by editing the Boot.ini file
Where can I download Windows XP?
I don't recommend pirating software, especially if there is a free alternative out there (which in many cases there is usually more than one) but it is NOT theft. Ryan July 28, 2007 11:49 AM In his case, XP would be illegal to download since he has no key, but wouldn't it be legal if you had a key and had lost the disc? That way you are not actually stealing what the company values, the key
How can I repair the Windows 8 EFI Bootloader? - Super User
I did not want to lose all my data so I entered the Command Prompt by booting from my Windows 8 install USB drive (noting that you cannot boot the UEFI version of this if that appears, select to boot from the just the USB drive without the UEFI appearing before it). It therefore knows WHERE TO LOOK for the BCD file-- however, it either somehow has the location wrong (not this problem, but similar) or the BCD has been deleted
Where Can I Download Windows XP?
Pretty much everything is available on the Internet for free, right? Answer: There are many places online to download Windows XP but none that I've found are legal sources. In many ways, however, what you actually pay for when you legally purchase a copy of Windows XP is the product key (sometimes referred to as a CD key or key code, or incorrectly as the serial number)
What is the Desktop.ini file? This hidden file is placed in every folder to tell the operating system how to display and customize the viewing of that specific folder. Reply July 02, 2012 at 2:17 pm, Michaelangelo said: How about a tutorial on how to make USE of this device? It does have its uses and I am (I hope) about to make use of them in order to prevent Encryption on the subfolders and files within a folder that is shared by other people
Is the disc you are trying to install with the original? A Burned copy? The one I am using is an Image on a DVD -RW and the computer is quite old also and wont read the disc. Answer +3 Report ComputerGuy55 Dec 23, 2009 08:57AM Having this exact same problem, working on the fix now but I am assume it is because the older drive cannot read -R or -RW DVD's
Custom Boot Menu in Windows XP
This may be a separate disk, but most SCSI setups have only one LUN for each SCSI ID.The term rdisk(0) refers to physical disk 1.The term partition(1) is the partition on the first drive in the computer. thatguyjim Relax guys, it dosen't make much difference what you do to the computer, because it's the little people inside of them who decide whether or not it will run better, or at all, so chill out
If Windows 7 was preinstalled by Dell you would need to ask Dell if they will provide you with downgrade rights - if it came with Windows 7 Home Premium your chances are slim. You need to make sure that Windows.old folder must be less than two times the amount of free hard drive space available on Windows 7 system drive (C drive)
NotesYou have used the System Configuration Utility to make changes to the way Windows starts.The System Configuration Utility is currently in Diagnostic or Selective Startup mode, causing this message to be displayed and the utility to run every time Windows starts.Choose the Normal Startup mode on the General tab to start Windows normally and undo the changes you made using the System Configuration Utility.Step 4: Optional step to disable features loadTOCNode(3, 'resolution'); If the clean boot fixed the error, you do not have to perform this step. How to configure Windows XP to start in a "clean boot" stateArticle ID: 310353 - View products that this article applies to.System TipThis article applies to a different version of Windows than the one you are using
Windows 7 boot.ini file - Windows Forums
When you later installed 7 - bootmgr and the Boot folder were installed to the Active partition - that would be the XP partition , and an NT6 compatible mbr and bootsector were written to the drive. It seems when you restored the XP image - everything relating to 7 boot process that had been on the infected XP partition was not in the restored image
Reply Reply with quote Report abuse Found this helpful Me Too 1 rpedleyjr replied on January 11, 2010 In reply to Unhappy2 post on January 8, 2010 Same boat here as well Unhappy 2. I put the repair CD in and initiated a repair, not it boots to safe mode, has a windows that says XP startup cannot run in safe mode and will be restarted
How can I change boot drive C to D or E on OS Windows Xp Sp2? - Yahoo! Answers India
6 years ago Report Abuse by san Member since: 12 December 2007 Total points: 370 (Level 2) Add Contact Block Best Answer - Chosen by Voters Hi Dear, If your OS installed on C: and D Drive and you want to change the boot drive to D then follow the following procedure, it may solve your problem: 1. Choose the option of deleting windows folders.) This is as good as formatting the C drive and you have to install all the drivers including that of the motherboard
How to Use and Edit Boot.ini in Windows XP
(It is called the Advanced RISC Computing or ARC naming convention.) The most likely part that a home user might change is the partition number for systems where a dual-boot system is being used. Normally, a proper installation will make the necessary entries for the default and it is rare that any editing of the disk or partition numbers would be required
How to edit the Boot.ini file in Windows XPArticle ID: 289022 - View products that this article applies to.System TipThis article applies to a different version of Windows than the one you are using. -or- Click Start, click Run, type sysdm.cpl, and then click OK.On the Advanced tab, click Settings under Startup and Recovery.Under System Startup, click Edit.Sample Boot.ini File loadTOCNode(2, 'summary'); This is a sample of a default Boot.ini file from a Windows XP Professional computer
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