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This information might come in handy- ripken is right. It is not an OS problem or a weird driver problem. It is indeed because of the dual core processor. I almost threw my box out the window until I came upon this thread. This has multiple fixes for your dual core gaming woes. I am certain that these fixes work in Windows XP x32, however, I have just installed x64, and am having problems after trying the methods out. Good luck to anyone having this problem.
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Thanks. Apparently I didn't search hard enough
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I did a search for this, but didn't see anything that was relevant. I am wondering if it is possible to have multiple default selections to choose from. For example, I would be able to click "PC 1 default" on the left side or something equivalent, and it would select all of the applications that I had set default for that. But, if I clicked on "PC 2 default", it would automatically select another set of applications to install. If this is possible, please explain in semi-lamens terms; I just understand the basics of how the config works in javascript. Thanks
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Yeah, I ran setup.exe -r to get the setup.iss file. The problem with the installation is that it doesn't ask me for a serial number while installing. It only asks me for the serial number when I launch the actual program once it's installed.
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I have been working on my unattended DVD, and I have successfully installed Macromedia Studio MX 2004. I'm happy that it installs, but I cannot find any way to insert my serial number into the install, so I don't have to drag the box out every time I reinstall. Is there any way of doing this? (BTW, this is an installshield installer. I put the setup.iss file with my setup files and directed a log file since I am using AutoExec.)
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I searched all over the forums, and have yet to find anything about multi-boot dvd's with Linux included. Is there any way to do this?
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Daemon Tools Released for X64
in Windows XP 64 Bit Edition
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Well, at least you have the option of not installing the adware. Whenever you go through the installer, note that it has the toolbar automatically checked. Just uncheck it and no worries.