I think the best way of activation of WinXP is VLK keys. You don't have to do anything in BIOS. just input the VLK key and the winxp should be activated.
VLK are company and Volume License contract specific (Vs OEM keys which can not be identified) Some of them are blacklisted and MS can blacklist the others where OEM keys are never blacklisted becuase doing so will impact legetimate users as well. /A
Hey Guys! Question.. I'm sure I'm in the wrong spot for this, but I am way too curious.. I have a workstation motherboard with Phoenix bios. I want to update the OptionROM. The update I want is within a bios for a different board. The boards are almost identical as in brand, cpu type, etc.. One is called the Speedster and the other is called the Speedster2. The Speedster2 is an updated version of the first. Reason I want top update the option rom is for better sli support. Can anyone here tell me how to do it or maybe is willing to give it a try? Thank
Yes. 5 modules have been corrected: 16D0A23E-C09C-407D-A14A-AD058FDD0CA1_1_92.ROM 3FD1D3A2-99F7-420B-BC69-8BB1D492A332_0_296.ROM 80E66E0A-CCD1-43FA-A7B1-2D5EE0F13910_1_51.ROM 9F3A0016-AE55-4288-829D-D22FD344C347_1_54.ROM B7D19491-E55A-470D-8508-85A5DFA41974_1_60.ROM
Sorry if i'm bothering, but at the end does this tool work 100% with P8P67 motherboards ? Dynamic method is best ? SLI certificate is lost ?
Not spefically no. It has not been reliably been reproduced i don't think and there is nothing about the mod per-se that should affect SLI Is anyone able to test?? Andy
Anyone have any opinions as to whether DSDT OEM/Table ID should ALWAYS be changed for EFI BIOSes (although this is the first that seems to need it), or just for ASRock?? Andy