I have to blade server with OS installed yet. I need to know windows version
because this customer has HW to 64 bit but would know OS version. With Winver
I've none information. Anyone can help me?

Hello - I received a useful reply regarding MUI's, however downloading an MUI
is proving problematic!
I have downloaded XP service pack 2 successfully, then comes the problem
Trying to download SP2 Multilingual user interface pack results in a message

I've searched the AMD site to see if Cool 'n quiet will run with
Windows XP Pro 64bit and can find nothing.  Can anyone help, please?

I'm wondering if anyone has any recommendations to software that will work
with Vista x64 that will allow me to at least burn ISO images to DVD or CD.
Thanks
Daniel

I installed IE7 (big mistake) and now I can not access certain ( not porn)
web sites which refuse to connect  but IE6 worked
How do I reinstall IE6 for X64 and where do I get it,  your help please!
Access to this product is restricted to 128 bit strong encryption enabled

All the software that I work on that can be installed as a service (and
any other software that will run as a service for that matter) doesn't
appear to work under Vista if UAC is enabled. The problem is that the
user is not prompted for elevated privileges, despite the correct call

How do I remove entries left after uninstall. I have 4- Nero entries that
did not get deleted. How do I remove them from the add remove programs?
I tried John Barret's edit the registry fix but could not find any reference
to nero.

As some of you may recall, most of the 64bit stuff I work with are the
larger IA64 systems. I found a deal on a good starter package for x64 so i
jumped on it.
The rig (with some new components) will be running:

I'm calling GetProcessMemoryInfo() like I used to and it crashes on
64bit WIndows XP.
When this function returns the stack is corrupted.
I'm doing the following:

Last year there was the report that Microsoft would require that programs
and drivers that were to receive the Vista logo would be required to conform
to Vista64 also (programs to have at least the major functions).
I was interested in a new Microsoft offering this morning only to ...

Dual boot, one HD, two partitions.  Original install of dual boot XP Pro
SP2 (first installed, boot partition) and XP Pro x64 was about one year
ago.  Haven't really had any problems with either op sys.  Both run
stable.   Last night I finally updated the bios to my Gigabyte GA

I got Vista from the Academic Alliance, and I'm pretty sure it's the full
version since I was able to choose from multiple versions. I have an AMD
Athlon 64 3700+, but never saw any option to install the 64 bit version of
Vista. Where's the option located?

This topic was discussed in another thread but I'd really like to know
the timeframe as I've started a new thread just on this point:
I've read threads here about both AMD and Intel bringing out new "real"
quad-core processors for 4+ socket servers in a few months. I am

I was just wondering what the advantages of a 64 bit operating system
are.  I realize you can access over 4GB of memory without any fuss, but
are there other obvious benefits to the end user?
Thanks.

I just got a new mother board
(http://www.epox.com.tw/eng/news_content.php?serno=50) and keep getting the
blue screen of death with this error. I think it happens when using my file
sharing program (maybe too many network connections). What should I do?