Windows xp professional x64 edition directx support

WINDOWS XP PROFESSIONAL X64 EDITION DIRECTX SUPPORT INSTALL

I used the CD that came with the motherboard.Д¤) Install Microsoft. XP does not align SSD partitions properly.Дў) Install XP ењ†4 using slipstreamed disc (remember to not delete the partition created in step 1)ДЈ) Install updated chipset drivers. This is necessary proper partition alignment for performance reasons. Note that I did the setup on a PC monitor and only switched to the arcade monitor at the end after installing the ArcadeVGA drivers in the last step.ДЎ) Partition and format SSD boot drive using a Vista recovery disc. Here's my install order (from memory) for the hardware that I have. I downloaded the Windows XP ењ†4 driver for the ArcadeVGA 3000 from the Ultimarc driver page because it was not present on my Ultimarc CD. I downloaded the ењ†4 driver for the XtremeGamer card from the Creative Support site. When I was initially doing test installs with an un-updated XP ењ†4 SP2 disc, there were over 99 windows updates needed, which takes a LOOOOOONG time. Using nLite, I slipstreamed the driver for my Atheros onboard Ethernet adapter into the XP ењ†4 CD along with ' 5eraph's Windows XP ењ†4 post-SP2 Update Pack'. Hantarex Polo 25 standard resolution arcade monitor (15KHz)

Western Digital Caviar Green 500GB SATA Hard Drive (data drive)Д¬reative Sound Blaster X-Fi XtremeGamer PCI sound card

Intel X25-V 40GB SATA Solid-State Drive (boot drive) OCZ OCZ2F10664GK DDR2 PC2-8500 1066MHz 4GB Dual Channel memory (2x2GB) Intel Pentium E5200 (Core2Duo Wolfdale) 2.5GHz (overclocked to 3.5GHz) So far, I haven't run into any major issues and I'm glad I took their advice. After having a bad experience trying to use Windows 7 with an arcade monitor, I've settled on using XP ењ†4 for my MAME cabinet after the emphatic recommendations of a few helpful people on BYOAC.

Windows xp professional x64 edition directx support