I need to import a .reg file on 32-bit and 64-bit systems. The .reg
file contains settings for a 32-bit-only program. In a 32-bit
environment the settings are stored at "HKLM/Software/CompanyName/
ProductName", but on a 64-bit system, the settings are stored at "HKLM/

some one has changed my password and i'm the only administrative, so i'm
locked out of the computer

When I choose Close Group in X64 it makes me manually open each window and
choose whether to save or close.   If I have 20 instances of Notepad open
this takes forever as you can imagine.
Is there anyway to change the behaviour so it pops up the next instance

I have a Dell Axim X50v with Windos Mobile 5, which I was hoping to have
connect and syncronize with my new Win Vista desktop. All the literature says
that I don't install ActiveSync on my desktop, but that Windos Mobile Desktop
Center should do all the connecting (magically). ...

I wish to delete some icons from the desktop, but i receive an error message
to the effect that the file was not found. If I try a right click , then
delete, another error message appears "Cannot delete file. Cannot read source
file or disk"

I added IPv6 protocol support to see it in action. Then I removed it again.
Then I kept on computing without a reboot.
Then I play Battlefield 2 and then when the map ended the system crashed:
Microsoft (R) Windows Debugger  Version 6.6.0007.5

Hellow.
I don't want to compile as x86.
plz let me know replacement, If you know.

Will MS be offering the Vista SP1 on disk at all? And if not why not?

Vista 64 didn't recignize my Panasonic camera, so I removed the sd card and
used a card reader which vista64 couldnt find a driver for either. How do I
make this work? Is microsoft putting any real effort into their 64bit os or
am I waisting my time?

This is O.T., but I just recieved my MSDN mail with a notice of upcoming
events that apparently includes a promotional kit, of which the VS would
interest me a great deal. Now, these kits being promotional - does that hold
any limitations appart from the standard 'non disclosure ...

Hey gang,
Have been messing around with Vista 64 bit Ultimate since getting installed
yesterday to dual boot with XP Pro. Parts of it are pretty neat, parts will
take me some getting used to.

I just purchased an HP HDX notebook with two 120 GB drives and Vista 64-bit
ultimate.  One of the 120 GB drives is empty, and I would like to convert the
drives into a RAID 1 array.  I have no idea on how to do this. Can anyone
help?  Thank you.

I am using Vista premium 32 bit. I have latest high configured 64 bit system
and in order to get full performance for my 3d softwares, I need to upgrade
to 64 bit. Hw can I get it upgraded?

Vista SP1 kills and maims security apps, utilitiesCheck security
software before installing
By Kelly Fiveash → More by this author
Published Friday 22nd February 2008 14:51 GMT

I just bought a new HP a6350z AMD dual-core computer with 32bit Vista Home
Premium. I own a full retail license for Ultimate which is installed on an
older computer. I plan to remove it (or whatever's necessary to free the
license) so I can install the 64bit ultimate license on ...