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With 8GB of ram you certainly can reduce pagefile to 100MB on C:\ and that's it. XP doens't require a pagefile at 2GB+ and Vista 32bit at 4GB+. On 64bit Vista, 8GB+ also eliminates the need of a large pagefile.
100MB on C:\ are required to keep some windows functions and even if you entirely...
I imaged some Vista x64 Ultimate installations like described above (using Microsoft's imageX) and I can tell that the final size is about 3.3GB. By doing that, I only had to substitute the image within Vista installation DVD, rebuilding the bootable ISO with Vlite and then I got a fully...
http://www.maingearforums.com/showthread.php?t=990
Set disk usage to 1GB and then perform a cleanup.
When imaging, use the parameter /compress maximum, for an example:
imagex.exe /compress maximum /scroll /check /capture c: d:\install.wim "Vista Image".
It's gonna take longer that way, but...
http://support.microsoft.com/Default.aspx?kbid=948343
CAUSE
This problem occurs because of one or more of the following causes.
Cause 1
You are already running Windows Vista SP1.
Cause 2
Windows Vista SP1 has not been released for the language of the language pack that you have installed...
Sounds like a driver issue. It's able to spin up the drives but it fails on setting them back to top speed. What's the disk controller model and what driver's version is installed for it?
OEM's are cheaper for the fact their installation are tied to the hardware you first activate them (and you can legally buy an OEM copy only when you also buy a new hardware item: they are sold together). Retail versions allow you to install them on different machines and activate without...
Sounds like a driver issue, specifically video, because the problem happens when coming from sleep state. Nvidia drivers suck. Big time. I bet on their bad drivers. To get sure of it, try the same with native Vista video drivers. In case the BSOD is gone, you found the problem.
You can alway...
I would say that the Vista SATA driver version you installed could be either malfunctioning or outdated, once you can read temperatures from XP. Try to install other versions on Vista, even older ones, it could give you such a reading. Newer versions aren't always the best ones, specially on...
For the using you want, you bought the best. The problem with cheap firewalls/routers is when it comes to limits, but on regular use they perform nice.
Good luck!
The difference will be felt when you push the firewall to the traffic limit. Those which cost 2/3 times more will have acceptable performance drop. On the same situation, that one you chose might drop off and kill your connection.