Very nice idea!!!!!
Very nice idea!!!!!
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The Windows Vista incompatibility is related with the Audio service. You can temporarily stop/start this services using the following command-lines:
net stop "AudioSrv"
net start "AudioSrv"
Works fine as you can see in this thread: http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...p/t-54389.html
The snapshots are placed on snapshots folder.
Thank you!
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Screenshot!
Good idea, I like it.
Did I do something wrong or does it leave the super pi processes running after you exit Hyper Pi? After I ran two threads and closed out Hyper Pi, there was still two instances of Super Pi in task manager. Would be nice if it closed everything out when you exit.
Probably just an oversight. Nice work!
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