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bypass ram 512mb ram check?

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I'm sure it's possible, but it hasn't been done yet. Also, I don't Vista would run that well on 256mb ram. It barely runs on my 512mb system :blink:

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i gt 386mb :D lol im gna strip it like FK lol

This gets asked a lot - no, you can't bypass the initial check, but you can remove RAM once Vista is installed without issue.

You'd have to re-write the installer, because it's hard-coded into the installer engine routine. Good luck.

http://www.msfn.org/board/index.php?showtopic=92112

what you mean already? don't know, will have to see

Let me see, replace the setup.exe and do a reboot and put back original

Think thats already been done hasn't it? Quite awhile back to do the drivers thing with XP wasn't it.

If there is a will then there is a way , it will be done.

:)

http://img105.imageshack.us/my.php?image=9070fe2.jpg

Thats only for tests BTW, In no way would I want to run Vista with that amount, I'd think it would suck without heavy modding.

Edited by maxXPsoft

  • 2 weeks later...

Its Super...The crack is worth a million :D

Just copy the entire vista setup from DVD to your hard drive, patch winsetup.dll using the given crack and run the installation using the latest Windows PE Bootable CD :P

And I love Vista all the way ;)

Yep , only the crack wont patch my dll, wrong version.

So doesnt work for all of us.

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