Erasing Eval Version Message for Vista 64 SP1 RC?

Does the method below also work for Vista 64, or only Vista 32?
TIA

Hugh,
Patch/workaround (use at your own risk!)
http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/...uation-copy-text-on-desktop-of-vista-sp1-rc1/
;-)
Carlos

 

The 'eval version' will disappear when you finally uninstall the RC and
install the RTM upon its release. In the meantime, it is a useful reminder
that you are running a test version.

 

Hi Mike,
Well aware of that. I'm simply asking will the patch mentioned below work
to erase the message for Vista 64 as it does for Vista 32. TIA.

 

Assuming the .DLL is a 32-bit version, then it would not
work in Vista x64.

 

P.S.
Why not ask the person posting the information? There is a
"Contact" option.

 

Doubt you will get an answer...the web site you mentioned has "hacked"
copies of Windows files. Quite ballsy of you to ask Microsoft if a
hacked operating system file will work OK to remove their watermark.

Adam

 

Does it really matter though?

 

How about using this newsgroup for questions and answers relating to Vista
and leaving editorial comments which just waste everyone's time out of it.
I need a more stable version of Vista 64 and I need to make presentations
without something inteferring.

 

David,
According to poster BChat, this is how he hid it.
"I have the DreamScene waterfall set as my desktop -
covers the build logo - makes a nice night light too."
See the thread "Vista 64 & sp1 rc 1 v.668" dated Dec 11th.
Carlos

 

But you shouldn't be using a production machine to run 'beta' or RC
updates/service packs..

--
Mike Hall - MVP
http://msmvps.com/blogs/mikehall/default.aspx

 

"I need to make presentations without something inteferring"
The message does not interfere, it is simply there in the corner.
However you choose to use a Beta.
Beta by its nature may cause unknown problems and thus interfere.
According your own statement above, you should uninstall the Beta.

However the answer to your question is probably in the Vista SP-1
forums.

 

David F,
That method is for Vista x86.
There is a thread here:
http://forums.mydigitallife.info/showthread.php?t=915
where they are working an a Vista x64 version.
Those are and will be unofficial files (i.e. tampered MSFT files) and you
will be using them at your own risk.
Carlos