wamderlust
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Hello,
I recently spend allot of time partitioning my HD and attempting to install a separate OS. After much trial and error I was finally able to resolve all issues and have completed the task at hand. I now have Win XP MCE on my orig. partition and Win XP Pro x64 on a separate 40Gig partition. I am running a 64bit processor, and the whole idea is to finally realize its full potential. Now, this may seem somewhat trivial to some, but when I boot on the x64 OS, I have no audio, the display looks like crap, and I can’t establish my always on internet connection. I can imagine that it probably has to do with the OEM drivers (makes me think I know a little about this stuff), but I can't figure it out thus far. How can I make the new OS usable the same way my orig. OEM OS is?
Thanks for any help!!
I recently spend allot of time partitioning my HD and attempting to install a separate OS. After much trial and error I was finally able to resolve all issues and have completed the task at hand. I now have Win XP MCE on my orig. partition and Win XP Pro x64 on a separate 40Gig partition. I am running a 64bit processor, and the whole idea is to finally realize its full potential. Now, this may seem somewhat trivial to some, but when I boot on the x64 OS, I have no audio, the display looks like crap, and I can’t establish my always on internet connection. I can imagine that it probably has to do with the OEM drivers (makes me think I know a little about this stuff), but I can't figure it out thus far. How can I make the new OS usable the same way my orig. OEM OS is?
Thanks for any help!!
