Vista.x64.Build.5600.RC1.DVD-ISO
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Microsoft Windows Vista RC1 build 5600 Title Windows Vista RC1 (v5600-16384) for X64 (English) Release Date 9/1/2006 Size 6,261.47 MB Burn this ISO onto a blank 4.7 GB DVD. Note that the DVD is in the ISO-13346 "UDF" file system specification. The ISO is an original untampered image from Microsoft. If you want to verify the image, use the supplied .sfv file and you can check the .sfv checksums with: https://www.9down.com/story.php?sid=7232 CRC64: 0x59C867D0 SHA-1: 0x8E4DE7A72C828A3543FF1663243EB0836DA07EEA Filename: vista_5600.16384.060829-2230_x64fre_client-LR1CxFRE_EN_DVD.iso
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Ok, so there will be no misstakes about it: This is the 64-bit version of Vista.
If you want the perhaps more "normal" 32-bit WinXP-followup then you should download this:
https://piratebayproxy.live/tor/3518611/Microsoft_Windows_Vista_RC1_(build_5600)_for_x86_EN
If you want the perhaps more "normal" 32-bit WinXP-followup then you should download this:
https://piratebayproxy.live/tor/3518611/Microsoft_Windows_Vista_RC1_(build_5600)_for_x86_EN
is the serial number included in the disc? otherwise, we need it! thanks
Regarding serial:
Check the README.TXT file for info. For those already having a serial since pre-RC1 releases; use those if you want.
Another little thing:
The size given i the description (6,261.47 MB) is wrong so forget about that figure.
Check the README.TXT file for info. For those already having a serial since pre-RC1 releases; use those if you want.
Another little thing:
The size given i the description (6,261.47 MB) is wrong so forget about that figure.
Thanks, but read this:
"OK, there is one caveat. If you try to install an x64 version of Windows Vista, well, God help you. I have no idea what Microsoft was thinking with these products, but after getting over my initial euphoria at how good the hardware support was, I descended quite quickly into software compatibility hell. So unless I mention it explicitly, all the good news here applies solely to standard 32-bit (x86) Vista versions. The x64 stuff is still a nightmare. My guess is that it will always be a nightmare. So unless you have some specific workstation-type needs for more than 4 GB of RAM and very specific applications, please just skip out on x64 Vista versions entirely. There's no happy ending there and your sanity hangs in the balance."
hxxp://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/winvista_rc1_02.asp
"OK, there is one caveat. If you try to install an x64 version of Windows Vista, well, God help you. I have no idea what Microsoft was thinking with these products, but after getting over my initial euphoria at how good the hardware support was, I descended quite quickly into software compatibility hell. So unless I mention it explicitly, all the good news here applies solely to standard 32-bit (x86) Vista versions. The x64 stuff is still a nightmare. My guess is that it will always be a nightmare. So unless you have some specific workstation-type needs for more than 4 GB of RAM and very specific applications, please just skip out on x64 Vista versions entirely. There's no happy ending there and your sanity hangs in the balance."
hxxp://www.winsupersite.com/reviews/winvista_rc1_02.asp
Well, Ior_2, that's pretty much *exactly* why I gave the heads-up in the 1st comment of this thread..
@ toppenkillen
I know.
I just think we can't give too many warnings :)
I know.
I just think we can't give too many warnings :)
thankyou Ior and toppen for the warning, i also heard that visa by itself is crappy....i mean OMG a 4GB sized OS, wht have they filled in it???? nuclear warheads.
They`ve weighted it down with MCE. Why? Somebody tell me.
I wonder if he did a serious test with Vista x64, he says he used it one day.
Straneg that Winrar wouldnt work since winrar has a shell extension that works perfectly in XP x64.
He seem to be continuing the compatibility myths about 64bit, "nothign works" while in fact you just have to use some brain and download the correct stuff instead of the wrong stuff.
However, I would agree VISTA x64 has more bugs than the 32 bit right now but Paul Turrot seem to want to throw out all 64 bit versions of Windows which is just ridicolous and shows that he doesnt know squat.
Straneg that Winrar wouldnt work since winrar has a shell extension that works perfectly in XP x64.
He seem to be continuing the compatibility myths about 64bit, "nothign works" while in fact you just have to use some brain and download the correct stuff instead of the wrong stuff.
However, I would agree VISTA x64 has more bugs than the 32 bit right now but Paul Turrot seem to want to throw out all 64 bit versions of Windows which is just ridicolous and shows that he doesnt know squat.
Anyone have a working activation key they can post please
worst shit i ever tested.... Its in the cryo stadium..cracks down all the time
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