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Is it not allowed to follow up on other posts? If the developer wants it, the 32bit application will get 4 GB in 64bit Windows. That is not just a claim. You can look it up at microsoft.com.

I'm not sure what you mean by that, but remapping makes it possible to address the overlapped region of system ram. It will be addressable above 4 G. So any OS that can go beyond 4 G can get to it. With 4 GB installed, 4 GB will be usable.

When the addressable sector size is 512 bytes and the size of drive goes beyond 2 TiB that means trouble - when using the old MBR-style partitioning. GPT resolves that.

No. It applies to all of the desktop editions in the Windows world.

It doesn't apply to all.

The purpose is also to get more. Preferable all of it (if you don't have shared gfx).

Do you have memory remapping enabled? Also, you are talking about system ram, unicorn is talking about address space.

Yes, there is a path to vram. My point was that the OS/CPU get to it through a mapped region of address space. That space is usually not as large as the total amount of vram. So your subtraction of vram is a bit off.

That is not the entire truth. It will not see the videoram. It will see a region of mapped address space. How large that space is depends. There are also several additional factors that come into play when doing the math.

I don't know the program, but a locked harddrive will not respond to normal commands before the password has been given. If the software doesn't know about this, it might report it as being faulty...

That goes for all drives that have been password protected. The password is stored on the drive. So moving it to another computer will not help. Updating the bios/resetting cmos will not help either. You have to deal with the harddisk :-)

You trust such (crap) software?

One thing is the syntax, another thing is mastering the framework. The similarity goes away there. About java and www... It is a dying breed. More and more people tend not to have java installed.

You could make a browser-based game (NOT based on Java) :-)

It is adjustable. And in 64bit Windows 32bit "large address aware" applications can use op to 4 GB.

Well, you cannot just reset a password and then gain access to encrypted data.

It will cost you nothing

My point was that you have voltage in the wires - not "opcodes" as you see them represented in a manual.

If you zoom in, I'm pretty sure you won't see opcodes represented as text floating in the wires :-)

Port forwarding only applies if you are hosting the server. Then the traffic in ingoing. When you connect to a foreign server, the traffic is outgoing and no forwarding is needed. QOS doesn't need forwarding.