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Same idea, but the resource numbering will be different.

"vulnerable"... lol. All drives must support LBA according to the ATAPI-4 Standard, so this is a moot point. The driver automatically selects LBA mode when available. If a device conforms to an earlier Standard (in which case LBA support is Optional), its capacity is unlikely to exceed 32Gb in any case. I doubt there were 32Gb IDE devices being produced in 1996.Because of this, I doubt there will be any problems encountered in using the 4.10.2222 version of ESDI_506.PDR as a base. In any case, applying the patch to a newer version should prove just as easy. I've chosen to abandon reassembling the driver completely, as it seems to have been built with a strange Linker that is apparently not available outside of Micro$oft. Instead, it will be more similar to a complex version of the Loew patch.

Run MemTest86+ on it for a few hours. I think you have a RAM problem, which will continue to show up at a later date.

Are you serious???Anyway, I recommend a dual-boot. I wouldn't recommend VPC for constant use, as its performance is less than ideal especially on a machine like yours. It's more for testing purposes.

Do you have any programs that require .NET ? If not, you may ignore this error.

I doubt the military is going to be using Vista at all. No, they use IIS/6.0, as of this post...You're not the only one to notice the decline in software quality. Expect it to continue like this unless something truly revolutionary happens.

I can't read the site since it just periodically refreshes itself to the same location... But I know that such "air cleaners" operate at a high voltage and emit ozone, which does deteriorate rubber.

Can you elaborate in more detail?

I've solved the memory problem and it's assembling fine now... Now I'll just need to figure out what link options were used so I can the exact binary as M$ original one (with unmodified source), then I'll start inserting the new code @erpdude8 : Are there vast differences between the three versions you've mentioned? I'm only working on the one from 98se (file version 4.10.2222 - "ESDI_506 Virtual Device (Version 4.0)")

Use the generic USB driver ("Maximus-Decim Native USB") in the Unofficial Service Pack subforum.

Yes, you'll need to learn a little bit of Asm. It isn't that hard though - here's a little program (11 bytes) that just returns the number of drives according to this method: mov al, 40 mov ds, ax; segment at 40 mov al, [0075]; get # drives mov ah, 4c int 21; return to DOS with errorlevel=# drives

Having a little bit of a technical difficulty... the driver won't assemble! I'm getting "Out of Memory" errors from ML. Might have to move the release date forward a bit...

45 minutes? I think you may have a hardware problem...Edit: 1666 post

I don't really see a difference between VMware workstation and VMware server, it seems that both do essentially the same thing but the server one is intended for servers.

It's supposed to work with all devices compatible with the ATA standard. I'm expecting to release sometime at the start of next week.

I think it's more of a hardware problem. Check the RAM and the CPU.

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With MSDN you basically pay several thousand USD a year (around 5000), and you can download all the software you want from M$. Not really expensive since if you get everything, it's cheaper than paying individually for each product.

x3 I don't even use FireFox, but you 9x-haters get out!

Press "create thread" button only once... otherwise you end up creating duplicate threads. Does it come in a .MSI file? You might need Windows Installer (get it from M$)

You're welcome to test it when it's released, but of course I can make no guarantees for your data Please backup before proceeding

Would that be the pagefile?

Under the folder view dialog there is a button to make all folders look like the current folder.

That will increase the amount of pressure (or vacum) that can be achieved...

Also keep in mind the power dissapation of the resistor. W=I²R. The resistor will be dissapating most of the wattage when the fan is run on low speed, make sure it is rated at a high enough wattage so it doesn't overheat and potentially cause a fire.