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Vista Ultimate 64 Limiting RAM to 4gb
I've just built a new computer with 64bit Vista Home Premium. The installation goes through its bits and then reboots itself (as it's supposed to). When it comes back it does the 'completing installation' stage, but during this it gives me a BSOD and I can't get any further with the install.

Vista Ultimate x64: Constant STOP: errors/Blue Screen
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BSOD - Vista 64 bit Home premium - Please help :(
Urizen Uri...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows vista general Hi Saucy, Your hints didn't solve my issue. I have installed Microsoft Windows Vista Ultimate 64-bit on my computer. Everything was working fine but on 25th February of 2008, after the operating system has been initialized,

How I can know what error occured during Vista 64 Bit installation
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Vista 64 Bit Memory Limit for Media Center
I wanted to install Vista Home Premium x64 in a dual-boot with XP so I could take advantage of DX10 and 64 bit performance for future games such as Crysis. It seemed to install ok but would reboot at the final stage before giving me a BSOD. The error message in the repair facility suggested an issue with

windows has been shut down to prevent damage to your computer
Newsgroups eklar...@nospamcomcast.net microsoft public windows 64bit general I have the same issue with 64 bit Vista ultimate. 4 gig of sli rated memory but if I turn that option on in bios instant BSOD. I have tested and retested memory. I am only running bare hardware because there are no drivers for my $1000

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Can,t get Vista 64 bit on my system
http://www.theinquirer.net/default.aspx?article=41440 Related: Windows Vista 64-Bit Blue Screen of Death ,----[ Quote ] Ive been running Windows Vista 64-bit for quite some time now; a few times the Blue Screen of Death (BSOD) has come up when the system crashed.

Question concerning Vista 64 bit....will not install
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Convert new HP 32bit Vista home premium to Vista 64bit Ultimate
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Vista 64 Windows Memory Diagnostic Tool - False Negative
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Blue screen of death under Vista Ultimate 64-bit
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Vista 64-bit Ultimate: Boot Error adding 2 GB RAM
Maz M...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows 64bit general Hi RC Yeah i know that , and that's what i did originally so i can install vista 64bit , but what i meant is , is there anyway to fix the bug without having to take the 2 GB of ram ?!?!?!? that's what i meant Thanks anyway RC "RC White" wrote:

Dual booting Vista Ultimate 64 bit with XP Pro
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Vista Home Premium 64 installation error
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