Actually, I CANT FIND THEM!

Glad I didnt have to necro this thread, as its easily the best thread on this subject out there.
Anyhoo, like that one guy a fair while back in this thread, I've hit a snag at the;
 
editbin /release ntkl64g.exe
 
command. I get the same error as well:
 
LINK : fatal error LNK1104: cannot open file 'ntkl64g.exe'
 
I'm currently running Windows 7 (32x, but I guess thats obvious), and any help would be very much appreciated. Thanks!
 
p.s. Oh, and another question. If I've exited out of command prompt at this stage (I cant wait all night for a response, no offense) will I have to re-input all the commands?

make sure the file is in windows32 and make sure its not being used by another program
 

Wouldn't it just make sense to install a x64 OS in the first place?

I highly recommend anyone using 4GB or more of total system memory go to 64 bit Windows but for anyone who wishes to stay with 32 bit the original OP's solution is still a good one and in fact it's the only solution for 32 bit.
 
You can always back up your personal files and make a fresh 64 bit install and restore your personal files. However as previously mentioned you would have to reinstall your programs but it isn't that much work and you can spread the workload for that over several days.

this is useful but you just tried it on VMware, is it really work in a real windows 7 ?
and can you give me the link for visual studio 2008 edition because the version you gave is the 2012 edition, I can't find the 2008 version.
I really want to to try this, no I don't want to try, I have to do this, it's just a waste if I have 4GB ram on windows 7 32bit but it just read 3.15gb, so please help me

can you help me ?
I can't find the visual studio 2008 edition, it's already 2012 edition.
just that my problem is.

Why do you need 2008?  You can use 2012, it's the same thing.

touche

Why do you need 2008?  You can use 2012, it's the same thing.

 
well, it said 2008 version will work, so I just want to follow the instruction, because it's a little bit dangerous to try something like this, okay, thanks, I'll try it now

touche

Why do you need 2008?  You can use 2012, it's the same thing.

 
sir, I have problem here
when I decided to proceed anyway, when i typed the command: makecert -r -ss my -n "CN=My Cert"    ....
It says that: 'makecert' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file.
please, reply ASAP, I'm doin it now
I'm running windows 7 ultimate version.
 
please help..
I dont want to mest something up..