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Can't boot x64 DVD
You should post x64 questions to an x64 newsgroup. Yes, but isn't this a general question not related to the number of bits the OS is built for? Did you set your BIOS to boot from the array? I set the MB BIOS to first boot from the HDD, it can't see if it's an arry or not. Regards Rolf "Rolf Aslaksen"

Can't boot Vista Help!!!!
But the other problem is whether there is a driver in Win x64 to support the card. Neither Maxtor nor Promise have a 64-bit driver listed on their sites. That doesn't mean there isn't one, but you may need to contact Promise directly to check that. "Rick" wrote: I am just guessing, but on a MB with both IDE and

Can't login to computer. can't get out of Safe Mode back to Norm.
Ask. Dual booting with Vista x86 and Vista x64 is fine since you have a separate product key for x64. You will need to boot the computer with the x64 dvd since you cannot run the x64 If you can't do the extra ram don't worry too much about it, but anything less than 2GB simply is not enough for Ultimate x64.

How to achieve actual use of my full 4 GB RAM,
Have you installed the video adapter's manufacturer's WinXPx64-specific device drivers? If he cannot boot to either Normal, VGA, or even Safe Mode, then how do you propose he install the most current drivers? I have never been able out how to do something like that if you can't boot up the system.

Upgrading to 64-bit Vista
And then there is the boot sector, which is not a file at all; you can't use "normal" tools to copy it, delete it or even read it. Since I phased out Win98 several years ago, I ran only multiple installations of WinXP Pro until I added WinXP x64, which I never did get comfy with, mostly because ATI never

Memory grants outstanding and Memory grants pending
OK, so you installed XP 32 bit after the XP x64, correct? And now you can't see the XP x64, of course. Blogged in November of 2005... Over the years, I've kept my multi-boot configurations in a fairly short leash and they've come and gone with regularity. When I set up the present 64bit system, I wanted a RAID

Can't boot from SATA raid array.
It it can't USE or SEE the 4GB unless the application is compiled accordingly. But the memory address space is allocated regardless. This is _different_ from 32-bit Windows, where the application only GETS 2GB unless you boot with the /3GB switch. That can very easily be misunderstood. I wouldn't use the word GET,

Back to multi-booting the RAID - again. . .
"Darrell Gorter[MSFT]" Darre...@online.microsoft.com microsoft public windowsxp beta general Hello Jason, Try this newsgroup for the x64 XP trial software Short of just migrating my Win32 boot parition to the IDE disk and booting off the IDE disk for both XP32 and XP64 I don't know what else to do, can anyone

Windows 64bit OS and ActiveX - can't boot up
If you are seeing issues with not having enough of that type of memory you should consider a x64 bit OS and SQL Server so it can use all the available memory for what ever it needs to. Hopefully you do not have the /3GB switch still set in the Boot.ini. If you do take it out. Chances are you are experiencing issues

delete xp in dual boot
The site has driver for Windows 98/Me/NT4/2000/XP/2003, but none for x64. That's probably where your blue screen is coming from - no hardware driver. I think you may need to look for a different IDE card. Hagop wrote: I am unable to boot to Windows XP 64 with drives connected to my Maxtor Ultra ATA 133 card.

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The PK will work for either version, but you can't install x64 with that PK until you've uninstalled x86 - or vice versa. Both installations will use the one System Partition (usually the first partition on your first HD), but each will install into a separate volume, which will become the Boot Volume for that

About "LARGEADDRESSAWARE" option in W2K3 SP2 x64
Mike De Petris mikedepet...@gmail.com microsoft public windows 64bit general It was a very long time I didn't need to boot in safe mode in xp x64, today I discovered I get a BSOD and found no way to fix the problem. Do you know what can one do to fix safe mode, possibily having care not to touch the normal booting

Dell Perc 6 disk geometry problem with RAID5 (both 6.3 final ...
I have a new computer with Vista HP x64. I have a problem somewhere which is stopping a successful boot - the screen hangs following the 'PCI Devices Listing...'. I have tried to re-boot from the original installation CD and I can hear the disk whirring but then it stops and boot-up simply hangs.

Installed Vista dual boot, think I screwed up!
While trying to set up my computer with a multi-boot i ran in to a few problems and had a few re-installations to get it to work. since Vista x64 (and my motherboard) supports more RAM ,will a high RAM value (8 Gig) impact XP Pro, or will it just ignore (black hole) what it can't use. Thnaks.

Can't boot to XP 64 with drives connected to Maxtor Ultra ATA 133
I'm installing xp pro w/sp2 x32 then upgrading to vista x64. I guess this depends on what the meaning of "upgrading" is, to paraphrase a former president. We're not talking about the upgrade license, of course, but the actual installation of Vista x64 on a computer with WinXP 32-bit installed. We can't perform an

Can't boot to XP 64 with drives connected to Maxtor Ultra ATA
Can it be that the machine simply doesn't boot and your monitor complains about missing signal? Tony. . . <badaczew...@gmail.com> wrote in message I agree that Windows x64 isn't loading a driver that works with my monitor. Whatever driver windows loads to display the isntallation process works fine,

Can't boot to XP 64 with drives connected to Maxtor Ultra ATA
"Mike De Petris" wrote: It was a very long time I didn't need to boot in safe mode in xp x64, today I discovered I get a BSOD and found no way to fix the problem. Do you know what can one do to fix safe mode, possibily having care not to touch the normal booting configuration please?

Uninstall Vista w/out loosing data
(For some weird reason the scrollbar can't scroll far enough on vista even though the calculation for it's limits is perfect on all previous Windows OS's). .... Fixed: AutoPlay settings not being written to the registry properly on x64 OS's. Fixed: Global 'Overwrite Files' option wasn't being reset at the end of a

Dual Boot Windows XP x64 and Vista 32-bit Problem
Is there anything that I can do to make it work on my MBR? It worked fine. Your bios didn't. Your bios can't boot from where you are asking it to boot from. I Eh? x64? what do you mean? I've never heard of 64 bits of color! 24 is the max. At 32 the extra 8 are just filler. didnt realize at the time that I have

X64 Premium Clean Insall Problems
Maybe Malke hasn't.) And thanks for the report back. Maybe we can remember that next time some user has a similar mysterious problem. RC -- RC White, CPA San Marcos, TX r...@grandecom.net Microsoft Windows MVP (Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64) "Larry Sabo" <larry_s...@hotmail.com> wrote in