Replacing your motherboard will generally warrant a Windows reinstall anyway since so much has changed hardware-wise, and the installed HAL may no longer be correct for the new motherboard anyway hence why Windows can no longer boot :p
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Replacing your motherboard will generally warrant a Windows reinstall anyway since so much has changed hardware-wise, and the installed HAL may no longer be correct for the new motherboard anyway hence why Windows can no longer boot :p
I do that all the time, what's the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by rubah
if it's crippled then windows is disabled 8) try to edit file permissions in windows? LOL WHAT PERMISSIONS??Quote:
Originally Posted by bipperYet you are more than willing to pay for a crippled OS to run on native hardware (mac) :PQuote:
Originally Posted by rubah
I do what I want, you have problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by MirageI do that all the time, what's the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by rubahif it's crippled then windows is disabled 8) try to edit file permissions in windows? LOL WHAT PERMISSIONS??Quote:
Originally Posted by bipperYet you are more than willing to pay for a crippled OS to run on native hardware (mac) :PQuote:
Originally Posted by rubah
Windows doesn't have real permissions. It has silly "ownership." :pQuote:
Originally Posted by MirageI do that all the time, what's the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by rubahif it's crippled then windows is disabled 8) try to edit file permissions in windows? LOL WHAT PERMISSIONS??Quote:
Originally Posted by bipperYet you are more than willing to pay for a crippled OS to run on native hardware (mac) :PQuote:
Originally Posted by rubah
They're not real permissions unless you can chmod them. :p
Just enough of a scheme to get in the way.Quote:
Originally Posted by o_OWindows doesn't have real permissions. It has silly "ownership." :pQuote:
Originally Posted by MirageI do that all the time, what's the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by rubahif it's crippled then windows is disabled 8) try to edit file permissions in windows? LOL WHAT PERMISSIONS??Quote:
Originally Posted by bipperYet you are more than willing to pay for a crippled OS to run on native hardware (mac) :PQuote:
Originally Posted by rubah
They're not real permissions unless you can chmod them. :p
P.S.: I am no proponent to windows rubah, you know this. :P
They are real permissions because they can easily grant access for some users and deny access for others.Quote:
Originally Posted by o_OWindows doesn't have real permissions. It has silly "ownership." :pQuote:
Originally Posted by MirageI do that all the time, what's the problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by rubahif it's crippled then windows is disabled 8) try to edit file permissions in windows? LOL WHAT PERMISSIONS??Quote:
Originally Posted by bipperYet you are more than willing to pay for a crippled OS to run on native hardware (mac) :PQuote:
Originally Posted by rubah
They're not real permissions unless you can chmod them. :p
I would presume the command cacls would be the Windows equivalent to chmod. As much as I hate to say it, I prefer the granularity ACLs give over the standard unix security model - I know you can get extensions to allows linux to have this level of granularity too, but I've not had a chance to play with those :p
I'm understanding you bought an entire copy of windows for the updates?
Raymond.cc (the webpage) has the windows geniune advantage bypass file.