Enable Windows 7 32-Bit with full 4 GB to 64 GB RAM Support

[newbino]

Interesting read :) (http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58936)

[Cudni]

Comments, on that link, are even better

[Victek123]

-{ Quote: "Interesting read :) (http://villavu.com/forum/showthread.php?t=58936)" }-

I guess it depends on how you define "interesting" :) If you read the whole thread you see that the few attempts to get it working in Windows 7 failed. For folks who like to experiment and regularly reformat and install the OS I say knock yourself out. For the average user who just wants the computer to work and is looking to get around installing x64 I say beware - this looks like a good way to brick the system. But hey, if you try it let us know how it goes ;D

[SweX]

If they felt that all this extra work was necessary then fine;)

[vtol]

-{ Quote: "Because Windows 7 observed the changes the kernel can not boot normally. For the Microsoft programmers who often times work with patched kernel Microsoft has built in a boot parameter - an additional switch: "testsigning = Yes"). So they can test their patched kernels. With this switch the patched kernel can start easily." }-that not a way in for whomever? that shipping in the win consumer version?