Is there any hack at all to increase the Vram even a little. Reason being is i installed a very basic game that doesnt require much, but would like to have maybe 64MB of video memory running it as a remote app.
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Is there any hack at all to increase the Vram even a little. Reason being is i installed a very basic game that doesnt require much, but would like to have maybe 64MB of video memory running it as a remote app.
It's pointless and impossible. XPM is nothing more than an RDP interface through a VM. So you are limited to what RDP provides. Do not even attempt gaming through any RDP session.
Well it was only one of those little games that requires only like 16 MB or something like that. Insaniquarium. And it wasnt really XPM, it was a Windows XP HE I installed on the WVPC because I am on Windows 7 HP.
System Manufacturer/Model Number Toshiba Satellite L505D-S9565 OS Windows 7 Home Premium x64, Mac OS X 10.6.2 x64 CPU AMD Athlon X2 Dual-Core 2.1 GHz Motherboard Toshiba Built-In with Insyde H20 BIOS 1.40 Memory 4 GB DDR2 800 MHz Graphics Card ATI Radeon HD Mobility 3100 Graphics 256MB to 1468 MB Shared Sound Card Realtek Mobile ALC272 HD Audio Monitor(s) Displays 15.6" TFT LCD with TruBrite, Samsung 1080p HDTV Screen Resolution 1366x768, 1920x1080
Keyboard Built-in Mouse Build-in Symantics SmartTouch Pad PSU N/A Case N/A Cooling Built-in/Open window in winter :P Hard Drives ❶:Main: Toshiba 250 GB SATA 5400 RPM Internet Speed 55 MB/sec Down, 9 MB/sec Up Other Info ❷:Backup: Seagate FreeAgent Desk USB 2.0 5400 RPM
❸:Media: Toshiba 640 GB USB 2.0 5400 RPM Portable Edition
Well it was only one of those little games that requires only like 16 MB or something like that. Insaniquarium. And it wasnt really XPM, it was a Windows XP HE I installed on the WVPC because I am on Windows 7 HP.
Standard SVGA VESA graphics card (S3 Trio 32 PCI with 4 MB video RAM, adjustable in later versions up to 16 MB by manually editing a virtual machine's settings file).
After you installed the virtual hard disk file, run XP Mode for the FIRST TIME. A window should pop up asking for the location of the installation folder and a password for XPM. Type in the installation folder bar a location that you can access. Then click next and complete the installation. You will see that XPM will automatically startup. Shut XPM down. After it has completely shutten down (not hibernate) go to your installation folder and open the Windows XP Mode.vmc file with Notepad. Search for the word 'vram'. You wil see a number (most likely 16). Remove the number and type in a value that suits your need.
The largest number I tried was 128
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