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what? none of the many BSDs here?! tse...

btw the google "OS" will be linux, since not even google is capable of creating an own OS for a PC, they can't even build one for smartphones :D

can the installer detect your hdd at all?
if not disable ahci. e.g. put the sata controller in "ide mode" or something similar sounding.

or just use a torrent, microsoft won't hunt you down and it will save you a lot of headache ;)

Because that's the best for nearly all people ;) don't mess around with fixes when you can have the real deal (64 bit). just imagine microsoft forced to give support for PAE :D
but nevertheless a...

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Physical_Address_Extension

you can actually address 64GiB using a 32bit OS. if you use the PAE extension.
but beware of drivers not able to handle this, crashing...

install in "IDE" mode and add the AHCI driver later?

:ROTF: full 128bit cpu until 2011
don't think so :rolleyes:

then i guess it's a part of the os which starts only in idle. get a list and disable them one by one? or simply reinstall^^ whatever takes more time.

um... try another keyboard?

everything can cause trouble ;) but i don't think it's corrupted at all.

i had the same problem. asus m3a-h/hdmi.

but installing the ahci driver after the installation worked. but it sucks ;)

since ethernet can do duplex, you would have gained nothing but trouble. bind them together and use both duplex "channels".

now i know what you were doing...

well this "corruption" is simply changed system files. by some third party software or whatever. it doesn't matter unless you experience problems.
but when you...

you can't find it after it happened and you didn't save the checksum of the right version. which pretty much means having everything stored 3 times and checked through (regularly). you can only look...

you only need to put all the needed files in a folder while not mixing anything else up. then install a bootloader of choice to the disk and its mbr. create the bootloader configuration (pretty...

dammit how i hate these stupid bios manufacturers not setting ahci as standard :rolleyes:
if the sata controller was set to ahci ("raid") in the beginning, your first try would have succeeded. well...

install vista first, if possible without the raid attached, then install 7.
7 should detect vista and make it bootable even though the bios boots from the raid.

well can you play the image? (VLC) or first mount then play?
if not or with glitches, there is a copy protection on the original disk which goes far beyond css :ROTF:

maybe because it doesn't do so anyway? at least my ati cards never did ;)

as long as everything works why should one care?
if something doesn't work: there's something about video bios...

i used to run tinyxp which is a stripped-to-the-bones xp and therefore very fast. but you couldn't even update because one service was missing :D
but i think this myth "guide" is right because...

how old is this?

because the screenshot looks pretty outdated since there are 4 tabs in this window ever since version 3 betas.

interesting. could you try aes? just for the fun of it and to see if this gives the waiting time i'm remembering :rolleyes:

softraid would fix that regarding the fast cpu?! but personally i don't find ssd mature enough and simply not worth the money.

anyway apart from more ram i see no potential of making this machine...

um... isn't there a forced lag between key tries in the real world? making it practically impossible to simply brute force the key?

at least with aes. but with tkip?

the only tkip attacks i...

check SMART, nuke it and reinitialize?

... sounds like hollywood :ROTF:

maybe you want to think about raid 6? 2 failing drives allowed and you seem to have enough disks ^^