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Did you install x86 or x64? If you installed x86, try installing XP with those drivers, then upgrade to Vista from there.
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How to install Windows Vista on a FAT32 partition
GD 2W10 replied to MRGCAV's topic in Windows Vista
I found an easier way. Here's how to do it: 1. You will need Windows Vista installation media and Windows PE media that has diskpart and imagex (not DISM) (If you don't have it, you can use Windows Embedded POSReady 7 setup, which is what I used) 2. Boot the Windows PE or Windows Embedded POSReady 7 CD 3. When you get to setup, open command prompt 4. Type in these commands: diskpart sel disk 0 clean convert mbr cre par pri size=256 format quick fs=fat32 (You can also use NTFS, but FAT32 also works) assign letter w cre par pri size=327 -
GD 2W10 started following Windows Server 2012 R2 on Surface Pro 6 not detecting networks.
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Is it possible to run Windows 2000 on a Dell Inspiron 15R-5537
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
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Is it possible to run Windows 2000 on a Dell Inspiron 15R-5537
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
He gave me a Windows 2000 ISO, and I was able to install it. Thank you for your attempt to help me. -
Is it possible to run Windows 2000 on a Dell Inspiron 15R-5537
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
Someone got NT 3.51 on a Skylake computer on SATA mode, that should mean it is possible for me to install W2K on that machine, right? -
I think I became the first person to install Windows 10 on UEFI-MBR.
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 10
I did not know that. My Surface only has 64-bit EFI, and I cannot use both at the same time on VMWare. -
I think I became the first person to install Windows 10 on UEFI-MBR.
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 10
It worked! I had to install it on a CSM VM, then deploy it onto my Surface via Macrium Reflect since that device is UEFI only. -
I think I became the first person to install Windows 10 on UEFI-MBR.
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 10
Probably something that they do not support. I don't really know. I have tried deploying Windows 8.1 32-bit on 64 bit UEFI and it did not work. I will try installing Windows 10 32-bit on 64-bit EFI. I will try this on my Surface Pro 6. -
I think I became the first person to install Windows 10 on UEFI-MBR.
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 10
It could be very useful if you wanted to dual boot Windows XP and Windows 10 on UEFI. -
I think I became the first person to install Windows 10 on UEFI-MBR.
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 10
Yes it would work on Vista. You would need to shrink the NTFS partition by 500 MB-1 GB and create an EFI partition out of that. Then switch to UEFI and run the bootsect, bootrec, and bcdboot commands. -
I think I became the first person to install Windows 10 on UEFI-MBR.
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 10
Oh I did not think of that. -
If you thought Microsoft said you can't install Windows on UEFI-MBR, they lied. You actually can. Here is how to do it: Method 1: Deploy Windows on UEFI-MBR 1. Boot a Windows 7-10 Installation CD, and press Shift+F10. You will see a command prompt. 2. Type in these commands: diskpart sel disk 0 convert mbr cre par prim size=500 format quick fs=fat32 assign letter w cre par prim format quick fs=ntfs assign letter c exit dism /apply-image /imagefile:(Windows Installation Media)\sources\install.wim /index:1 /applydir:C:\
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Is it possible to run Windows 2000 on a Dell Inspiron 15R-5537
GD 2W10 replied to GD 2W10's topic in Windows 2000/2003/NT4
It is a 4th generation intel. -
Hi, Is it possible to run (install/use) Windows NT 4.0 on a Dell Inspiron 15R -5537 (which came with Windows 8). If it is not possible to run NT 4,0 on that machine, can you run Windows NT 4.0 on a computer that was built for Windows 8 or 10 or one with a Haswell proccessor? I am currently running Windows 2000 on that machine. And no, using a VM is not an option. I am open to doing anything.