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There are a few posts like this one (XP unfortunately), I don't know if this can lead you to a solution.
I don't know Rufus. There must be a way to install without that problem (I mean it might be faster to reinstall from scratch than to search for a solution).
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It also depends on the CPU,
it needs to be dual core or more for the 64bit arcitecture to work.
It's a lot more demanding on RAM as well
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My bad, sorry. I can see same behavior here with same config and I don't see any way around this. I thought you would already have a disc because you had a Win7 PC.
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Burned with imgburn, placed in xp computer, booted waited for first window tapped alt+F10 tried twice window didn't change.
1st window said...
Windows Boot Manager
Windows Failed to Start. A recent hardware or software problem might be the cause.
It seems you're not booting from the DVD. And I don't see any need for your "alt+F10" here.
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What's the last line you see on your screen before that black screen ?
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If it's a Pentium M760, the processor came out in 2004 Q2 (so your computer came after that) and XP SP2 was launched in august 2004. So it is possible.
+If you can find any Win7 DVD, you can run a chkdsk from it.
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f8 doesn't seem to work
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I tried my sony OEM disk, but get nothing, except a progress bar saying it is installing the recovery console, but I never get a menu, just a solid blue screen with no mouse
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I've tried hirens but only get an image of sky and grass, no icons or start menu.
This is bad. There might be more problems than just a botched XP.
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nLite_nW (next Windows)
_NG (next generation)
nLite nextOS.
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I suppose many (if not most) of the Windows 7/8/8.1 percentages are from users who bought a new PC and didn't really have a choice but to use one of these newer OSs. I wonder what the statistic would look like if those people would have had XP as a choice.
Why would only THOSE people be stuck with what they bought ? This works both ways;
I suppose many (if not most) of the Windows XP percentages are from users who bought a new PC and didn't really have a choice but to use that newer OS. I wonder what the statistic would look like if those people would have had Win98 as a choice.
Or rather,...
I suppose many (if not most) of the Windows XP percentages are from users who have an old PC and don't really have a choice but to stick with it. I wonder what the statistic would look like if those people (with hardware from 2006-2009) would have an upgrade to Windows 7 as a choice.
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Pr0 nLite.
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Thanks,I removed the hard drive from the machine,and I ordered an SCSI wire to plug into a working computer.Today apparently the continuous beeping stopped.It's quite weird.
I should be able to connect the hard drive to a seperate computer(as external)and get my files out.Just I don't want to damage everything else,as I probably will knock everything out while getting the drive out.
Is it like Groundhog Day ?
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If your question is "can someone do everything for me?", the answer is "probably not". Apparently you have not taken the time to read my answer, so I won't bother either. Good luck.
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Nothing works!
That's a very poor description of your problem. Are we supposed to guess if you have difficulties with nLite, with installing from USB (or "on USB"???) or if the problem is your specific laptop or if it's because you use XP64?
What do you expect that "all together plugin for nLite" to accomplish ?
Don't reply here, please open an other thread with minimal description of what ever you've done up to now and where you're stuck.
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Also the fan from the PSU would interfere in the whole flow scheme.
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By deciding to phase out Windows "as we knew it", Microsoft is sawing the branch it's sitting on. The tech world needs to know what the future is made of.
->18.000 job cuts.
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I have put the xp install files from the disk in the root of my hdd (I think) but no matter what I do it wants to grab everything.
I hope you mean "in its own folder" on the root.
like c:\nlited_XP\i386 ...etc
Also create a other folder (NOT in the \nlited_XP\ folder from my example above) for each driver you want to add, nLite grabs everything that's next to the .inf file AND subfolders.
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Just for the record, "hard coded" means you can't change it. You use "fixed IP,", nothing hard coded here. ((I know, the fault was "induced")).
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Don't forget the other side: people who don't understand this
"do 1), if it doesn't work, do 2)"
They come back with "I've done 1) but it still doesn't work, what now ?"
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It's still spam.
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So if you set the gateway to 192.168.1.254 you do have network connection ? With IP 67 instead of 64 ? What if you reboot then (in that same OS). Is the gateway blank again or is it only lost when booting OS 1 then OS 2 ?
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those running a Pentium II with 20GB Harddrive 2GB is 10%
Flawed example. To real people (if they even exist) running Windows 7 on a PII, disk space would be the least of their worries.
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Well, man, man, man.. what a PITA this was. Jaclaz, to take your example in post #5, the situation I faced was not even in your possibilities. The engineers at Sharp had an other philosophy. In fact moving a channel downwards would come to your "d" example but moving a channel up would just leave an empty slot ! The logic of the TV is that it places the element you select in the place you select and after asking for confirmation, it shifts the channel that was previously there one place up (and on and on). But when you move up, the leaving place is not taken!
For instance if I wanted to switch 1 and 3, If I selected "3" and place it in 1, it would ask me "this place is already taken, do you want top move the channel that's there?" ..Yes please! it would put 3 in 1st place, shift "1" in 2 and shift "2" in 3 (that is free) and stop there. Good !
But if I tried the same thing by selecting "1" and move it to 3, I'd end up (after confirmation I want to free place 3) with nothing in 1, "2" in 2, old "1" in 3, and old 3 in 4 and so on! Which obviously shifts ALL my channels list with no way of getting them back down! And that got me mad from the 1st minute. It took me hours!
Still mad after a night of sleep. I'm going to have a coffee now.
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Well, man, man, man.. what a PITA this was. Jaclaz, to take your example in post #5, the situation I faced was not even in your possibilities. The engeneers of Sharp had an other philosphy. In fact moving a channel downwards would come to your "d" example but moving a channel up would just leave an empty slot ! The logic of the TV is that it places the element you select in the place you select and after asking for confirmation, it shifts the channel that was previously there one place up (and on and on). But when you move up, the leaving place is not taken!
For instance if I wanted to switch 1 and 3, If I selected "3" and place it in 1, it would ask me "this place is already taken, do you want top move the channel that's there?" ..Yes please! it would put 3 in 1st place, shift "1" in 2 and shift "2" in 3 (that is free) and stop there. Good !
But if I tried the same thing by selecting "1" and move it to 3, I'd end up (after confirmation I want to free place 3) with nothing in 1, "2" in 2, old "1" in 3, and old 3 in 4 and so on! Which obviously shifts ALL my channels list with no way of getting them back down! And that got me mad from the 1st minute. It took me hours!
Still mad after a night of sleep. I'm going to have a coffee now.
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I am pretty sure there must be a way to find also non contiguous sequences.
Yes, I listed 37 !
You know what... I think any method will be flawed anyway. The fact I'm ignoring more than half the channels will make the pseudo optimization irrelevant.
If I get it right, the idea is to keep channels that are in the LIS and move the other ones around, which makes sense if you have a place for all channels, but here i'll have more channels to move "out" than channels I want to move forward. Even if ignoring the last 2. (I have digital HD channels, then digital channels for which a part is redondant and a part is crypted, then radios most of which are crypted or for which I don' care then I have analog channels which are all but 2 redondant.
Wish me patience.
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How much Ram for Seven 64b?
in Windows 7
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If that's the answer, what's the question?