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No. Use the forum's search function or look through the vLite or Vista forums. vLite's development is on hold at the moment, so there is no set date to have it working.[ Closed. ]

No. [ Closed. ]

Hmmm... I wonder if it would have something to do with the fact the RAM is setup in dual-channel mode (DDR3 is for triple-channel setups). Is there a way to setup triple-channel memory mode in the BIOS?

Please don't double-post. [ Closed. ]

Edit it in what way? Describe what you want it to look like, what you want it to do, etc...

If that were the case, the OS would most likely detect the memory, but return a blue screen every now and then (which is not the case). The reason I brought up the DIMM slots is because a quick search on his motherboard will reveal that there have been problems with the A-DIMM slots.

What he said.[ Closed. ]

Your question is quite vague. What exactly do you want to do to it?

Do not crosspost. [ Closed. ]

You do realize I suggested that in my post above, right? In addition, SP3 won't properly integrate into MCE2005 as mentioned in the link I posted above - there is a workaround that must be done.

He never asked if he should upgrade *now*. He's asking if he should be *planning* to upgrade (as in sometime in the near future).

Wrong forum. [ Moved. ]

Try testing each one of the DIMM slots by using a single DIMM (if not, use two at a time) regardless of what the manual says (we just want to make sure all of the slots are working).

I have no clue. I just went through the motherboard's manual and couldn't find it. Just out of curiosity, which DIMM slots did you install your memory into?

I'm sorry... But what did you just say?

You don't even have to search - just look at the nLite or vLite forums and you'll find a ton of topics asking the same question. [ Closed. ]

I figured I'd state it before you did this time. Also, others having problems slipstreaming SP3 into MCE 2005 with a nice tutorial on how to get it working: http://www.pronetworks.org/forums/slipstre...05-t102317.html

srichakram, please attach (not paste) your Last Session.ini file and please make sure to always start with a fresh copy of your CD files/folders, to do all of your work in one nLite session (using the latest version), and to integrate only one service pack. [ Moved to nLite forum. ]

The problem was already solved back in October.

You're not alone: http://www.sevenforums.com/hardware-device...-no-memory.htmlAccording to some of the links in that topic, it seems to have been fixed in build 7127.

Just did a quick Google search and came up with this: http://forums.techarena.in/windows-x64-edi...htm#post3568796It's worth a try!

You can tell just by looking at the pictures that it's a 2.5" SATA drive. No need to generate a report.

Which is why I'm closing this topic before anything else that goes against the rules gets posted.[ Closed. ]

You have to remove the Out-Of-Box-Experience (OOBE) from the install CD using nLite. If you're having any other issues, I suggest you post your Last_Session.ini file.

What did you use to slipstream SP3 and under what operating system did you slipstream it? Are you using a retail, OEM, or VLK copy of XP?