Any new aideas? I have Socket 478 P-4 CPU with EMT64 or x64 capable but without NX bit support and want to install Win 8.1 x64 or even better Win 10 x64 (early version will be enought) but two version of patch doesn't work Who helps me pathed OS files? I prepared a lot of different builds on any case http -> s000.tinyupload.com/?file_id=52846987144325374894
Hello, I managed to run Windows 8.1 on an old P4. I would like to install Windows 10 Insider Preview 10122 the same way. But I cannot find iso. In torrent, no source and the links on the forum are dead. Do you have a solution? I failed to run Windows 8.1 on an Athlon XP 1600+ (Palomino). There is a way to do more or it is impossible? Cordially
I tried the build 10061. I can not install it. Either direct extraction of the esd file to hdd or esd to wim. There is a trick?
Hi guys, I tried this method to run win8 on an old Dell laptop with pentium M cpu currently running xp sp3 . when I try to use J1 w8patch to remove Nx check it says: "patch failed: patch location not found" I already took ownership and full control of ntoskrnl.exe but no success. so I open kernel file in hex editor but I cant find B6 38 01 00 to edit manually. win8 version: consumer preview 8250 Any help would be appreciated
SSE2 is not a problem (or at least should not be a problem), my setup is using a Northwood on 478 with the i875P chipset. It's the lack of NX that is the culprit. Pentium 4 (Northwood) » Netburst microarchitecture » 0.13 micron » Desktop CPU » Up to 3.4 GHz » Up to 800 MHz FSB » 512 KB L2 cache » 32-bit » SSE, SSE2 » Hyper-Threading Socket 478 Anyway, I bypassed the Perpetuum mobile of circling dots temporarily by just disabling Hyper Threading in Bios and was able to boot the system. Since I now had a working environment I disabled windows updates. I will analyze the patch in IDA to see if I can fix this HT business in hal- and halmacpi. It seems I also need to do something about the winload patchguard if I want to get rid of the annoying pressing F8-bypassing kernel patch protection-trick.
Hey, sorry to revive a dead thread however my current project is to install Windows 8/8.1/10 on a HP Pavilion dv1240us that I got for 5 dollars a few years ago. It's got a Pentium M 735 (the one with PAE support that no operating system can detect), 1.5GB RAM (upgraded from 1gb because a stick died). I tried Windows 10 today on this, followed every step to the letter but using a Windows 10 Pro install.wim file. I was able to successfully deploy it, however upon boot it goes to the BSOD-like Recovery screen telling me it doesn't support PAE, even though it does. If I try to press F8, it flashes for a second and then goes back to the same old Recovery screen. I'm going to try Windows 8 or 8.1 sometime soon, but does anyone know of a solution for it that may work on 10? Any help regarding this appreciated greatly. Also- keep in mind, this isn't my main PC. I have a good system as my main one, and it's got plenty of storage and everything I might need to modify all this. This HP is just a project laptop to me, and it has a upgradeable CPU. Is my only option to upgrade the CPU to a different Pentium M model? I'd prefer not to upgrade the CPU if possible. Thanks in advance for any and all help!
Forgot to mention that this HP isn’t my main computer- my others all have CPUs more powerful than a C2D. They can run Windows 11 great. I mostly wanted to see if there was a way to prevent Windows 10 from bluescreening on startup, as I know that the Pentium M 735 is PAE capable, however it doesn’t show it to the BIOS or OS due to a known hardware defect in this CPU. Any help for this? (also, as far as I know this HP won’t support a C2D without a different motherboard being installed, as there’s a C2D compatible with the socket this uses however this HP doesn’t have the chipset required)
I already said, the PC doesn't support a Core 2 Duo. I also don't have any other PC needing a Core 2 Duo or supporting one, as the other PCs are newer and don't have the same socket type needed for a desktop Core 2 Duo (LGA775)