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powerisevil

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Hello.
So, I have a Z64 android, obvisously, and I am trying to transform it to windows. Can anyone explain me how to do it? I've burned my eyelashes searching and trying million things, nothing seems to work, cant get it off the shell, always get an error "bootx64.efi is not recognized". It's driveing me crazym i'm going MENTAL!!!
 
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I have managed to flash Windows Bios.
 

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Hello, I did this too. System installation with Win was only 32 bit. I read the bios only recognizes 32 bit installation. But I think Linux Distros go 64bit
 
You have to flash the BIOS with version 1.83 to be able do install Windows 10 ( 32-bit as the Z64 only has 2GB of RAM and I've tried build 2004 already ). Afterwards you only need to update some drivers ( encryption and I2C components which some of them are the audio ones ). I've made a .ZIP files with the needed ones.
 

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I got the iso win 10 build 1909 from Microsoft. i upgraded to my old version without internet. then i installed the old driver pckg.zip from z64w. I activated the Windows Update Blocker and installed my system drivers with the free tool iobit driver booster. then I deactivated the update blocker and read the Windows updates manually. i am still using the old bios version from 6 years ago. had almost no problems. iobit can be reached in the support in the tool, they helped me with a problem within a week. I could not cope with the second bios version.
 
I just use MediaCreation Tool, do you think I should do the bios upgrade anyway? Then what does that bring me? V1.83 BIOS?
 
Well, it's the recommended one by Minix... and of course sets the whole system ready for a 32-bit Windows installation, as the Z64 has less than 4GB of RAM...
 

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I like a bios where there are more functions. Just because an update from micro made the minix unusable and was the first recommended and also the upgrade from micr. I searched for a solution to use the first bios.
Just because it's old doesn't it have to be good? You know how I did that, I went to GManager and updated only the last three of the 5 I2C, so I read the first two. The win update left my z64 W alone. 64 bit Win could also work on a Z64W, just manually double the real AS memory Virtual? You even get old dual core PCs with slow AS again so quickly with Win 10 that they are still fun. I had prepared one that booted in 26 s in win 10 64 bit.
 
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racejay_goog said:
Well, it's the recommended one by Minix... and of course sets the whole system ready for a 32-bit Windows installation, as the Z64 has less than 4GB of RAM...
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yes, I am not quite up to date, but I always prefer to download the win iso original with mcreation tool from microsoft every six months. You always have all the updates with you until spring and autumn.
I live here in the Stone Age and I have expensive mobile communications. Therefore as security always updates as much as possible free of charge so that you don't have to reload much when reinstall win 10.
 
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