KamiQuazi

I'm wondering if you buy the legal copy of Windows Vista Upgrade, and plan to install it over the Windows XP Pro, does it matter of the XP copy is illicit or not? Or should one buy the full version just in case?

SiMoNsAyS: Is it ok to change the fat32 on xp sp2 to ntfs?

In what order should I install? I mean I want to triple boot, XP Pro sp2, XP Pro x64, and Ubuntu.

CS: Source? HL2DM is cool too here.

I second that...

Before I buy a copy of Windows XP Media Center Edition does it see a disk formatted Dynamic?

Ok, i've been running XP Pro 64 for awhile now. But since iTunes won't install on a 64-bit Windows no matter if the Program Comp Wizard has been set. So I decided to install my XP Home, not realizing that I just installed that over the 64-bit version. Both are installed in a dual-boot method but now i can't figure out how to get it to access the 64-version. Any help?

I did google and all i find is alot of text with no download of a filter.

I bought a Q earlier this week and was wondering if anyone else has one?

VirtualDub does all those. You should find it quite convenient for your needs. Yeah, but I can't seem to find any filters or anything for it. Suggestions

I need a piece of software the cuts, resizes, add and takes away audio, almost anything needed to work a piece of video. I'll try virtualdub out.

Since this has something to do with it. I own a K8n Neo4 Plat. and when i install the motherboard drivers and reboot the system, i get BSODs. the only way to me to get rid of it, is to reinstall windows or revert back to previous stable. safe mode doesn't work either. any tips?

I'm editing some video but i need a 64-bit application for the job. Thanks

If you have a Windows XP computer with SP2 then mostly likely you will be fine, install the drive and its ok. Now if you have a Windows XP with SP1 then mostly likely you will have to enable the 48-bit Logical Block. To do that go here. After that if it still don't work make sure that your BIOS is a 48-bit Logical BIOS. If it isn't, then go with what computerMan suggested. From personal experince, I have a Windows XP SP2 and installed a 200gb WD Sata HDD and I haven't had a problem with XP seeing it.

I'm running my Office 2003 along side of 2007 Beta 2. Look closely when installing and you'll see a check box that says something like don't uninstall older version. and your good.

What does the new BIOS do that the old one don't?

Difference between Basic and Dynamic Disks in Windows XP/2000/2003

I didn't convert it to Dynamic. I installed the drive LLF it and paritioned it. XP Pro did the rest. Well, looks like some work for me ahead. Thanks, any other suggestions welcomed I didn't convert it to Dynamic. I installed the drive LLF it and paritioned it. XP Pro did the rest. Well, looks like some work for me ahead. Thanks, any other suggestions welcomed I didn't convert it to Dynamic. I installed the drive LLF it and paritioned it. XP Pro did the rest. Well, looks like some work for me ahead. Thanks, any other suggestions welcomed

The Disk 1 (Dynamic Foreign) is the Sata. I installed my SATA drivers, and still the same problems exist.

Are you sure about that? All my partitions with XP have been NTFS and as far as i know both versions read and write to NTFS. My Home install is on a NTFS partition.

Ok, It starts... Im Windows XP Pro Sp2, I can see my 200gb WD Sata Hdd, but in Windows XP Home I can't. All i can see is my 120gb hdd. When I installed Pro i could see it without driver but in Home i can't.... Help... The sata is my back-up drive...

Jeremy... LostInCyberSpace2007

There is a firmware update for my drive but it won't let me update the drive... maybe thats it.. but i don;t know... I know yesterday i read a DVD-Video Disc, and burned a DVD and it all worked... so how can it be the drive?

I didn't burn it... I borred it from a friend and their x-bf burned it but i have no idea what they used...

andoc... still sees it as a blank....