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sh..... The typo (/nopea) was in my boot.ini ! Confusion complete

Hi Grant,

It's even more confusing too me now....

I ran to my cMP PC to see if the typo (/nopea) was in the boot.ini
And it was !!
:-(

Like I mentioned earlier in a post too Cics:
Microsoft writes about /nopae:
“On Windows XP with SP2, , when you disable DEP by using /noexecute=alwaysoff, Windows disables both DEP and PAE. This is the equivalent of using /noexecute=alwaysoff /nopae.”
See: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms791539.aspx


But what is happening in my PC, with this typo (/nopea) in my boot.ini ?
I definitely hear a significant difference in sound quality (better too my ears)
Does the typo disable ‘alwaysoff’?

I’m always very much aware of the possibility of the placebo-effect.
That’s why I always ask others to try too.

For now let’s wait what Cics has too say






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