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Steven Wabik
does anyone know if i can dual boot xp and vista together to the point were
it will not give me issues?
it will not give me issues?
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
Yes, install both on separate disk partitions, and install Windows Vista
after Windows XP and also, allocate a minimum of 15 GBs to Vista since you
might want install applications and System restore uses a considerable
amount of disk space. See the previous post which discusses a similar topic.
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after Windows XP and also, allocate a minimum of 15 GBs to Vista since you
might want install applications and System restore uses a considerable
amount of disk space. See the previous post which discusses a similar topic.
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Steven Wabik
oh damn it, i only have a 20GB hard drive on that pc that i wanna dual boot
the two OSs on.
i can always resize the disk portions. but i will not beable to get at least
15GB for vista. i will only be able to get 10GB for it because i wanna at
least have about 10GB for the other OS as well.
the pc is an evo n600c. it uses multibay drives but to add another hard
drive to it i'll have to remove the dvd drive.
the two OSs on.
i can always resize the disk portions. but i will not beable to get at least
15GB for vista. i will only be able to get 10GB for it because i wanna at
least have about 10GB for the other OS as well.
the pc is an evo n600c. it uses multibay drives but to add another hard
drive to it i'll have to remove the dvd drive.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
I am running Vista on a 10 GB partition, but Vista eats up like 8GBs and it
has gotten really slow. You can go ahead and use that 10GB partition, but
the only think you can probably install is Office, Macromedia Flash Player,
Adobe Acrobat Reader and store some documents.
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has gotten really slow. You can go ahead and use that 10GB partition, but
the only think you can probably install is Office, Macromedia Flash Player,
Adobe Acrobat Reader and store some documents.
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Steven Wabik
i know of a way to make it run faster but its a big risk. 2 years ago i made
this new RAM technology. i made it for an ARMADA e700 with a 600MHz
processor and it made it run faster then a pc with a 1.4GHz processor. i
ended up remaking the technology for the other pc as well. the only problem
with that is that the technology was too pc specific. the e700 was like 7
years old at the time i think. and the desktop was brand new. i think i
might remake, if possible for the evo. if you are interested, i'll tell you
how it works.
this new RAM technology. i made it for an ARMADA e700 with a 600MHz
processor and it made it run faster then a pc with a 1.4GHz processor. i
ended up remaking the technology for the other pc as well. the only problem
with that is that the technology was too pc specific. the e700 was like 7
years old at the time i think. and the desktop was brand new. i think i
might remake, if possible for the evo. if you are interested, i'll tell you
how it works.
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
Please do, you can post here or e-mail me. Sounds very interesting. 
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Steven Wabik
for some reason Microsoft Beta Client does not work on my pc correctly, i
keep getting an error message saying there was an abnormal program
termination when ever i try to upload an error report to microsoft. can
someone please give me a link so i can redownload Microsoft Beta Client.
that error happens on my WinXP pc and not on vista.
keep getting an error message saying there was an abnormal program
termination when ever i try to upload an error report to microsoft. can
someone please give me a link so i can redownload Microsoft Beta Client.
that error happens on my WinXP pc and not on vista.
Z
Zack Whittaker
http://www.vistabase.co.uk/welcome.php?bugreport
Hope this helps
) (also very keen to hear about this new RAM technology...
patent it, sell it to AMD ;o)
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Hope this helps
) (also very keen to hear about this new RAM technology...patent it, sell it to AMD ;o)
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Steven Wabik
i'll just post the info about the technology her. i'm guessing you already
know how RAM works, right? my technology was based off of SD RAM from an
Armada E700. since RAM works off of electricity i decided to take it a step
further. i called my technology Electric RAM for some reason even though all
RAM works off of electricity. i guess because it works a bit diiferently. it
still uses electricy the same way for storing data on the RAM card but it
does even more. it also takes extra electricity from the pc and uses it as
"virtual RAM" much like a paging file but it works different. it does not
slow down the pc like a paging file can. the extra electricity it takes in
works differently then you think it would. even though it can add a lot more
RAM to the PC it also does something else. for some reason it takes stain
off of the processor as well like a 2nd CPU would but it does not have the
processes pass though that fast. it can take in like 1 or 2 processes at a
time but not that fast. it does not have the linite of 1 processes at a time
like a normal processor. usually a CPU has to stop processing one thing to
start on another. it does it is cycles but the electric RAM does not. it
carries data like RAM does and does the processor thing. its just really
slow for the processor speed though. its speed is the amount of extra
electricity it takes in. also the more electricity it takes it the more
"virtuall RAM" it will have. it will just work at the same speed as the
normal RAM. the virual RAM and the secondary processor are basicly the same
thing. the electric RAM can just runn processes through extra electricity
that the pc has. whether its storage data from programs or processes. they
are both limited. it takes a lot of strain off the processor which everyone
would like. i made a 7 year old armada e700 work faster then a brand new
4403us. the processor speed in the 4403us was more then twice as fast as the
armada laptop. i forgot the limite for the virualy RAM and the limite for
the secondary processor. the secondary processor was just a virual one
really. the elecric RAM just sorta could take in processes like a processor
could without heating up like one. i just used to experement with the e700
to much. but the thing was there was like no control on it so it sorta
controled it automaticly as it pleased. at least the thing had its limits. i
made it work with windows xp. that was just v1.0
that laptop was really old though. i ended up frying the motherboard on it
parially because of the technology but also because of something else as
well. if you wanna hear that part of the story just ask.
since i had like 4 computers, 3 being armada laptops, and one desktop. i
decided to try to made the electric RAM for the desktop. it worked about the
same but with one difference, acually two. for one it had a control on it so
it would not fry the motherboard or anything. the control made it work a lot
better but still it worked automaticly. later on i ended up finding a way to
turn in on and off. this was a great thing. you know the xp boot up skin, i
ended up changing it to what i wanted it to be. in my boot up skin i put in
a command for it to turn on and off and stuff. i made two boot up skins, one
for on and the other for off. the one for it being off looks a lot better. i
just got an application that let you change the boot up skin to whatever you
wanted it to be. the reason why the one with the on command did not look as
good because it had to initiate the command for the electric RAM to work.
But it loaded up the pc faster. in a way it works better then hyper
threading but for older computers. the desktop had a 1.4GHz processor. the
newer version had better support for different configurations. my technology
had better benchmark results then DDR RAM but not DDR2 RAM. i still have the
benchmark results for the technology and stuff.
know how RAM works, right? my technology was based off of SD RAM from an
Armada E700. since RAM works off of electricity i decided to take it a step
further. i called my technology Electric RAM for some reason even though all
RAM works off of electricity. i guess because it works a bit diiferently. it
still uses electricy the same way for storing data on the RAM card but it
does even more. it also takes extra electricity from the pc and uses it as
"virtual RAM" much like a paging file but it works different. it does not
slow down the pc like a paging file can. the extra electricity it takes in
works differently then you think it would. even though it can add a lot more
RAM to the PC it also does something else. for some reason it takes stain
off of the processor as well like a 2nd CPU would but it does not have the
processes pass though that fast. it can take in like 1 or 2 processes at a
time but not that fast. it does not have the linite of 1 processes at a time
like a normal processor. usually a CPU has to stop processing one thing to
start on another. it does it is cycles but the electric RAM does not. it
carries data like RAM does and does the processor thing. its just really
slow for the processor speed though. its speed is the amount of extra
electricity it takes in. also the more electricity it takes it the more
"virtuall RAM" it will have. it will just work at the same speed as the
normal RAM. the virual RAM and the secondary processor are basicly the same
thing. the electric RAM can just runn processes through extra electricity
that the pc has. whether its storage data from programs or processes. they
are both limited. it takes a lot of strain off the processor which everyone
would like. i made a 7 year old armada e700 work faster then a brand new
4403us. the processor speed in the 4403us was more then twice as fast as the
armada laptop. i forgot the limite for the virualy RAM and the limite for
the secondary processor. the secondary processor was just a virual one
really. the elecric RAM just sorta could take in processes like a processor
could without heating up like one. i just used to experement with the e700
to much. but the thing was there was like no control on it so it sorta
controled it automaticly as it pleased. at least the thing had its limits. i
made it work with windows xp. that was just v1.0
that laptop was really old though. i ended up frying the motherboard on it
parially because of the technology but also because of something else as
well. if you wanna hear that part of the story just ask.
since i had like 4 computers, 3 being armada laptops, and one desktop. i
decided to try to made the electric RAM for the desktop. it worked about the
same but with one difference, acually two. for one it had a control on it so
it would not fry the motherboard or anything. the control made it work a lot
better but still it worked automaticly. later on i ended up finding a way to
turn in on and off. this was a great thing. you know the xp boot up skin, i
ended up changing it to what i wanted it to be. in my boot up skin i put in
a command for it to turn on and off and stuff. i made two boot up skins, one
for on and the other for off. the one for it being off looks a lot better. i
just got an application that let you change the boot up skin to whatever you
wanted it to be. the reason why the one with the on command did not look as
good because it had to initiate the command for the electric RAM to work.
But it loaded up the pc faster. in a way it works better then hyper
threading but for older computers. the desktop had a 1.4GHz processor. the
newer version had better support for different configurations. my technology
had better benchmark results then DDR RAM but not DDR2 RAM. i still have the
benchmark results for the technology and stuff.
S
Steven Wabik
i still get the same issue. damn it.
Zack Whittaker said:http://www.vistabase.co.uk/welcome.php?bugreport
Hope this helps
technology... patent it, sell it to AMD ;o)
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Andre Da Costa [Extended64]
I think if you are not in the Technical BETA Program, you will have some
issues submitting reports using the BETA Client. I recommend you send in
your sentiments which I think Zack links to.
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Steven Wabik
i fixed the beta client issue, it was with the microsoft transfer manager.
Z
Zack Whittaker
Yeh, you need to make sure that FTM4 is removed from the system first before
FTM5 is installed, otherwise loads of problems occur. That's straight from
the beta team as wellP
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FTM5 is installed, otherwise loads of problems occur. That's straight from
the beta team as well
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S
Steven Wabik
ftm was was never even on the pc at all, on vista or xp.
Z
Zack Whittaker
Ah OK ) Still, it helps anyway lol.
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) Still, it helps anyway lol.--
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Steven Wabik
i think on the pc with vista is was just an issue with the os.
T
Tom
No offence, but this is utter bull - if you are saying electrons can now
act as ram, i am elvis presley getting a blowjob off Condesa Rice
Tom
act as ram, i am elvis presley getting a blowjob off Condesa Rice
Tom
C
Chris S.
"the extra electricity it takes in
works differently then you think it would."
Uh..... Sure.
works differently then you think it would."
Uh..... Sure.