[Request] Windows 8 DP x86 KB2671501

Discussion in 'Windows 8' started by gabris[LT], Dec 10, 2012.

  1. gabris[LT]

    gabris[LT] MDL Senior Member

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    Hello,
    I am searching for this update(standalone) it extends DP expiration date to 2013 jan 15.
    If you have updated W8 DP x86 you can find this update in C:\Windows\SoftwareDistribution\


    FAQ:

    1. Why do you still use DP when CP/RP/RTM are out?
    I don't use but I want to use it on old Pentium M machine and Developer Preview works fine on them.. because it doesn't have NX/XD checks.

    2.For what reason you need this update?
    Simple - to get other updates(bugfixes) till 15 jan.. :)

    3. Developer Preview is Pre-Realease(Pre-Beta more precisely) and you want to use it as main OS?
    Nope.. dual boot with XP. :biggrin:
     
  2. PaulDesmond

    PaulDesmond MDL Magnet

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    RP also does not check NX. So you might be better with the latest version prior to RTM
     
  3. gabris[LT]

    gabris[LT] MDL Senior Member

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    thx, I'll try it :D but I still need that update to be able to use windows update.. :)
     
  4. Stannieman

    Stannieman MDL Guru

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    I think it's better to install rtm with the checks disabled. There is a patch for that I think.
     
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  5. gabris[LT]

    gabris[LT] MDL Senior Member

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    I don't think that there is.. just swapping installer from sources folder doesn't work because my CPU does not support it at all... after tweaking boot.wim I got 0x000005c instead of 0x0000260.. I have read a lot on that topic and tried experimenting.. but from what M$ wrote they made NX checks in installer mode(commercial setup.exe is a workaround) and in kernel which is not possible to bypass, and even if it would be I think I would get frequent BSODs because somw windows services require it..
     
  6. PaulDesmond

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    #6 PaulDesmond, Dec 10, 2012
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    how about a real cheep update of your CPU which can handle the NX stuff?
     
  7. gabris[LT]

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    my mobo can't hande CPUs with more than 400MHz FSB, and there were no Pentium Ms with 400MHz fsb & NX bit.
     
  8. PaulDesmond

    PaulDesmond MDL Magnet

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    not sure, but if the CPU cannot run more that 400MHz but has NX, wouldn't it be enough? I don't recall but I changed CPUs with different fsb and it worked. Is quite a while ago and don't nail me on this. It is worth a try
     
  9. gabris[LT]

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    #9 gabris[LT], Dec 10, 2012
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    there were no Pentium M CPU which had 400MHz or less FSB and had NX. and changing to 533MHz will lead to multiplier/clock loss, I currently have Pentium M(Dothan) 735 , 1.7GHz, 2MB L2, if I would insert 533MHz 2.1GHz cpu I won't get more than 1.3GHz :)

    EDIT: RP checks NX.
     
  10. Stannieman

    Stannieman MDL Guru

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    You can keep 400MHz for your new pentium, it wil just run a bit slower.
     
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  11. PaulDesmond

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    My experiance was that RP does not check NX as I tried by myself some months ago with an old PC. meanwhile I don't have it any more so I cannot do the proof again. I only realized that when installing RP, it did the job and RTM failed. I investigated at that time and found the NX issue to be the reason. Anyway, as Stannieman mentioned, take the slower speed and install RTM instead
     
  12. gabris[LT]

    gabris[LT] MDL Senior Member

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    it'll be much slower.. anyway, I need windows updates.. not hardware upgrades :biggrin: