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  1. RobinHood
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    ..a nice size is 8192
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  3. Rugburn
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    I've read through all this and not once has someone mentioned if the value should be entered as hexadecimal or decimal... Can someone please reply.
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  4. bartman2589
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    @Rugburn, enter it in decimal format (though we still have no definitive answer on whether you can actually use a QWORD value on 64 bit or not and have the system actually recognize it and use the value specified in the QWORD).
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  6. bartman2589
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    bits said:
    In Microsoft's Knowledge base article KB132668 they state that it is a string value and that 4096 is the maximum supported value

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    I'm guessing you didn't scroll down and look at the 'Applies to' section to notice that it doesn't apply to Windows 7 or even to Windows Vista.

    This one however DOES apply to Windows 7 and clearly states to use a String Value for the data as well: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/2396571
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