Use TweakNT (I tink that's it) to convert it to XP.
PS: It doesn't really convert. More of a mask so program think it's something else. I did this with 2000 Server to make it think it's Workstation so NAV/AVG would install.
I got that of Fish who I think got it from Calmira. I browsed though that site a while ago, back when he was on AOL! When I get NAFTA working I'll be sure to go though them again since it (NAFTA)'ll definately have a 9x OS.
I remember finding some rar package somewhere a while ago. Files missing from XP home... make it pro... something to that effect. I never downloaded it or examined it though. If the kernel is exactly the same, wouldn't registry hacks enable all the disabled features in home?
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PS: It doesn't really convert. More of a mask so program think it's something else. I did this with 2000 Server to make it think it's Workstation so NAV/AVG would install.
You're SUNK
...in Windows!
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Hah! You read axcel216's site too? That guy is awesome!
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It just edits some shit in registry.
I was asuming that was true and was telling him how to trick it into installing.
Also. Does TweakNT add the ability for dual CPU's? TweakNT just hacks up the registry.
Restistry hacking won't get you anywhere there.
Plus the Pro-only features that it won't help with.
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It could of been the files that turn XP Pro in VLK
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NTKRNLMP.EXE - multi-processor kernel, not in Home.
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But NT4 wouldn't detect dual CPU's. Linux did though.
It has no CD-ROM and the primiary HD is like 1.2GB...think theres a 2GB in it also.
I do, but I'm currently using one. I'm getting a second one for Christmas.
HD = 2GB if I put a Cd-ROM in it, I can only have one HD (1 IDE channel)
If I install XP, I gotta use winnt.exe becuase it's not bootable. If I do that, it copies to the HD. If it copies to the HD, there no room for XP.