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I plan on finalizing my testing with my Ryzen motherboard; I got it specifically for XP x64, did tons of research before hand and will be doing more regarding personally testing it. This is something I am beyond passionate about; so I will do my best to make XP x64 work on Ryzen one way or another. Any new information will be posted here only. So, in other words I'd suggest following this post because there may indeed be some MORE useful information in the near future.

Take Care! I have been away for quite some time, due to being ill but, my health is improving and I hope to be more active on here in the future. I claim absolutely no responsibility for incorrect use of my instructions resulting; in damage of any kind. It is up to you to be careful; there is always risks involved when installing or setting up anything. Please do be careful. First before all else, make at least one backup image of your Windows XP Professional x64 Edition install ; if you don't know how I would be happy to show you ways in which to do so.

One way in particular is to use a program called MiniTool Partition Wizard Free, Or any other partition software that allows you to make bootable image backups of your Operating System. You should do this on a previous computer you have around though.

And keep the original hard disk in my computer. The destination disk will obviously be overwritten so keep that in mind. Make sure to backup any files you may have on it before you start the system disk copy. This Guide is intended to be rather simple and I do hope it is helpful to you. Although, I cannot say this with certainty but, it could theoretically work if done correctly. I have not truly tested the IDE method. It may ask you to activate Windows again though, so make sure you are prepared for that in advance.

If you have a Volume License copy of Windows XP Professional x64 Edition then you need not worry about being prompted to activate at anytime. Although, make sure to use the correct bit Drivers for your devices to avoid issues; and as always backups are essential. Plus, yu'll need to make sure CSM is enabled and configured for legacy boot.

I do hope this simple Guide was helpful in some way; and if not please do let me know what you need explained further. Also, I hope you all have a great day and rest of the year on; take care! Two things: 1 Your screenshot shows 1. I've been using a 3. The Asmedia ROM is also very important.

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