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  1. Obligatory, huh?.. It wouldn't be much of a program, if we weren't able to download the software. It kinda makes sense. Any reason not to include it in the first post, originally?.. The Google spider can't see the file, btw. OIC., right, there's a .com web site... Heh. Got it! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Day3oxR9Efk
  2. It's been over, for a long while already IMO. If we were making a Windows XP x64 post-sp2 install-thingy, I could dig that!.. Even a Windows 2k one (maybe, but doubtful); However, WinNT: even some (in the past!) awesome video-adapter, with I-don't-know-what built-in analog filters and such which cannot (ever) be emulated, properly, digitally - it's, JUST, too old to be of any significance... Or, rather, of any consequence. (I know, some (?!) may disagree, but it is what it is. :))
  3. Perhaps do yourself a favor and switch-over to Chrome (Chromium), Mozilla Firefox and/or Opera (no reason not to use all 3, instead of suffering w/MSIE ) Anyway, maybe give the Internet Options a whirl: Run... control inetcpl.cpl && see if changing the Internet Zones / resetting to default (from the Security tab) will do anything?..
  4. Just in case anyone else should need the info, Micro$oft won't ever call.. Yes, the "System Reserved" partition (typically 100 MB, for the bootloader and such) and it can be seen through Disk Management; there are ways to avoid it being created, just using the setup DVD (& no other tools), btw. Semi-complicated way here, although it can be done just through the setup GUI (going to advanced/manual and then deleting/merging the 2 partitions as they're created by the installer). Also btw., any Linux Live-CD/DVD that has gparted can manipulate partitions. What's important is, if there's data that needs to be preserved on the HDD, usually the *best* way of doing that - is using a partition manager from within Windows, to insure there will be no loss (however this isn't always possible, if Windows isn't fully functional; it just gets more complicated from here) =)
  5. Ofc., thanks for the reply!.. RAM hasn't been an issue for so long, that I'd almost forgotten about it! xD .. Back-in-the-day, used to struggle with one, or two GB of (SD) RAM; ah, those were the days.
  6. Hey, nice post (that had been promoted to article, congrats! ) .. my only issue is this. There are *far* simpler ways. =) P.S. Just to be clear, I meant: using something like the Oracle VM VirtualBox and/or the VMware Player to launch and maintain multiple Operating Systems.
  7. +1 Nice find! xD I even *h8* when topics get locked (not talking about deleting), for being out-of-age, or something; It's gr8 to have topics as an index && new replies can always be added, so that they (can) stay current (since *all* topics, everywhere, are indexed by search-engines, anyway). However a lot of people, often, disagree with this view.. Just one example is the Ubuntu forums, meh.&& btw., you lost that bet.
  8. I've moved away from this concept, quite recently.. Now using the Oracle VM VirtualBox (on, both, Linux and Windows; to house all OS) https://www.virtualbox.org/P.S. Lol, this used to be (so) true! xD
  9. Unable to find an English version of that page? :-0 http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc716424
  10. .. is actually @ http://download.sysinternals.com/files/SysinternalsSuite.zip
  11. Yeah, how things have changed xD Currently running Windows 7 sp1 x64 & the rest in a VM with virtualization, on i5-2400.
  12. Hi, that link (site) is dead (& btw., there are several places on the net that link to this thread); Any possibility of an update / alternate procedure that any1 knows?.. p.s http://resource.dopus.com/viewtopic.php?t=11515
  13. Personally I wouldn't play the judge, jury and the executioner, but IMO these all-in-one solutions are often the product of overzealous fanboys (hehe). Like loading a system and then cloning the drive for some sort of mass production is quite enough. I'm not saying this is the solution to anything, but going the simple route is just so much simpler in life..
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