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pwnyXpress posted:I would really like to upgrade, but I'm not getting a new computer for quite some time (newlywed and broke). What I have currently is this: I had Vista running on a machine with similar specs, and it ran just fine. Heck, I'm running Vista on a 2.4GHz P4 with a geforce 8400 and 2gb ram. You'll be fine. Take a look at what Pentium D you have. Check to see if it's 64 bit and if it support Virtualization. That way you can run Win7 x64 with XP mode available if you have any problems.
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Tagra posted:Printer Stuff I had a similar issue with Vista at first, but it turns out that that XP (32 bit) can't use Vista/7's 64 bit drivers, if that's the version you're running. You'll want to open up the printer properties, and under sharing (I think) click on additional drivers. You won't want to run the driver installation program from the manufacturer, you'll just need a folder with the 32 bit drivers inside to point to.
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Pilsner posted:That worked, although still no option to pin to the task bar either. In your BAT/CMD file, add the command "pause" so it sits there for a while (not needed if your script takes a while to run). On the task bar, you can right click on the icon it shows while running and choose pin. edit: maybe not? Now it's just opening the cmd prompt for me. edit2: I guess you could always create your own toolbar from a folder with just the bat, or a shortcut to the bat in it. jokrswild fucked around with this message at 15:50 on Oct 3, 2009 |
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