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bluhound

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  1. Same problem here. The only thing I tried to integrate is RyanVM's SP2 Update Pack. Just like what iuli_kyle said. Not just that, RyanVM Integrator also has this problem. I don't know whether this is relevant or not but I am using a vLite'd version of Vista Ultimate with UAC disabled. *Forgot to mention that my Vista Ultimate is a 32bit version.
  2. So far I've never heard of it before but IF it is possible, don't do it. It will cause more problems.
  3. Try reformatting your pc and install the latest drivers. If you have a recovery disc, use it. Most of the time it works for me. I always have this problem where Windows starts slowing down after a few months.
  4. Cyrix processors are not recommended for overclocking. Furthermore, a gain of 33 Mhz does not show any improvements.
  5. 160GB RAM!?!? Are you sure? It sounds more like your HDD.
  6. About the remote application stuff, check out 2X Application Server. Currently they are gving out a free 5 application license. Hurry before they decide to scrap it. Here's the link: http://www.2x.com/applicationserver/application-publishing.htm BTW, it can only run on Windows Server 2003/2000 with terminal server installed
  7. You sure its not working properly? I have a P3 1Ghz system with a FX5200 and its working fine with 32-bit colour. Managed to install XPize too.

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