An ideal way of recovering Windows XP would be if you could run a complete copy of it from a USB flash drive. The following free tutorial tells you how to do it.
'WinUSB is a tutorial which allows the user to run a complete Windows XP version on an USB device/stick. This tutorial is some kind of manual which you have to follow, in order to let your modified Windows XP run on your USB device. Therefor you have to regard some requirerments which are also important to the avoidance of any infringment of the copyright of microsoft. You only have to click on the tutorial menu-button in order to read more...
'Copyright advice: 'The following tutorial requires a valid licenced copy of Windows XP. Microsoft does not authorize the owners of Windows XP licences to run the licensed Windows version on more than one computer at a time. The registration of Windows XP also prevents running Windows XP on multiple systems. Due to that, you are allowed to use your licenced copy of Windows XP on only one computer. That does not prevent the use of WinUSB on another computer after shutting down the first system.' -
http://www.winusb.de/index_en.html
'WinUSB is a tutorial which allows the user to run a complete Windows XP version on an USB device/stick. This tutorial is some kind of manual which you have to follow, in order to let your modified Windows XP run on your USB device. Therefor you have to regard some requirerments which are also important to the avoidance of any infringment of the copyright of microsoft. You only have to click on the tutorial menu-button in order to read more...
'Copyright advice: 'The following tutorial requires a valid licenced copy of Windows XP. Microsoft does not authorize the owners of Windows XP licences to run the licensed Windows version on more than one computer at a time. The registration of Windows XP also prevents running Windows XP on multiple systems. Due to that, you are allowed to use your licenced copy of Windows XP on only one computer. That does not prevent the use of WinUSB on another computer after shutting down the first system.' -
http://www.winusb.de/index_en.html
- Windows Xp 32 Bit 4gb Ram Patch Download
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- Windows Xp 32 Bit 4gb Ram Patch
- Windows Xp 32 Bit 4gb Memory Kernel Patch
Apologies if this has been brought up before.
- Windows XP SP3 can only be installed if you already have Windows XP SP1a or Windows XP SP2 installed. If you do not have one or the other of those service packs installed, install SP1, available here, before trying to install Windows XP SP3. 5 Windows XP Professional is the only 64-bit version of Windows XP and the latest service pack.
- Read describtion for better explanation: If 32-bit Windows can adress 4096MB of physical memory. How much of it can actually use when GPU has over 1GB of.
I have the XP PRO back-up utility installed and it recognizes E and F drives, but saves only 4 GB of files on 128 GB USB 3.0 drive before Windows pops up saying 'Tape is full'. Can settings be changed to store all files?
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Here is the full article:http://www.geoffchappell.com/viewer.htm ... memory.htm
The summary:
32-bit editions of Windows Vista are limited to 4GB is not because of any technical constraint on 32-bit operating systems. The 32-bit editions of Windows Vista all contain code for using physical memory above 4GB. Microsoft just doesn’t license you to use that code.
(applies equally to Windows 7, and almost equally to XP since SP2).The solution: An unofficial kernel patch. Geoff Chappell describes the patch in the article, but it is clear that the average user (and most above average users as well) will not feel comfortable hacking their kernel.
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However, some people tend to feel more comfortable applying patches that someone else wrote for them. The article cited above basically invited software geeks to release such a patch, and someone did:
http://www.pallab.net/2009/12/30/enable ... s-vista-7/Windows Xp 32 Bit 4gb Ram Patch
The above contains download links to kernel patches that unlock the 4GB limit in 32bit versions of Windows Vista and Windows 7. Of course should be used at one's risk.Windows Xp 32 Bit 4gb Memory Kernel Patch
I thought this might be an interest to folks who for various reasons do not want to use a 64bit version of Windows.