Windows 7 32-bit Disable DEP (BSOD)

I install Windows 7 32-bit, then drivers restart and stuff, next I do is disabling Firewall, UAC and restart, now I want to disable DEP (Data Execution Prevention), and restart. Then I can't boot, when windows logo should apear I get blue screen of death, recover does not work, repair doesn't help. Safe mode doesn't work. On google searches some with Vista have same problem. I'm now running 64-bit.
A year ago I installed 32-bit and DEP disabled, worked fine. My first time exp. BSOD after disable DEP.

Btw, I have already runned 64-bit on my SSD with DEP disabled, but I want 32-bit now.

I have now tested on the SSD, 64-bit can disable DEP and work fine, but why not 32-bit? I have also tested with anoter disc of windows 7 32-bit.

bcdedit.exe /set {current} nx alwaysoff

Processor:
Intel Core i5-2400 Processor, Quad Core, 3.1Ghz.
Memory:
Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1600MHz 8GB
Hard Drive:
3.5 TB Total (Want to install 32-bit on this: OCZ SSD Vertex 4 Series 2.5" 128GB)
Video Card:
Gigabyte Radeon HD 7850 2GB
Monitor:
SyncMaster (1680x1050@120Hz)
Headphones:
Corsair Vengeance 1500
SteelSeries Siberia V2 Gold Edition
Keyboard:
Logitech G19
Mouse:
Roccat Kone+
Mouse Surface:
SteelPad 5L
Motherboard:
MSI Z77A-G43

 

[pooned]

Why do you want 32bit? When you install a 64 bit OS you can still run 32 bit programs.

 

Stick with 64, since you've got 8gb of RAM.

 

Stick with 64, since you've got 8gb of RAM.

Why do you want 32bit? When you install a 64 bit OS you can still run 32 bit programs.

I know, but there is a program I want to use wich only works with 32-bit....

 

[justinkiller]

Run the program in compatibility mode.

If that doesn't work, get vmware and run a virtual windows xp/7 32 bit os.

 

Run the program in compatibility mode.

If that doesn't work, get vmware and run a virtual windows xp/7 32 bit os.

It is only possible with 32-bit windows system to use this program.. But the problem is that I can't Disable DEP??
If you can help with that, post please.

 

[justinkiller]

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Change-Data-Execution-Prevention-settings

The program will work however if you run in compatibiltiy mode, or run a virtual machine of windows xp 32 bit and disable dep on that.

 

http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows-vista/Change-Data-Execution-Prevention-settings

The program will work however if you run in compatibiltiy mode, or run a virtual machine of windows xp 32 bit and disable dep on that.

Then I should play on a virtual machine also?
The program is made for a game.. But it's not about the program. It's why I can't disable DEP when I have done it before, about a year ago..

 

[malyce]

64 bit architectures are backwards compatible with 32 bit. To run something in compatibility mode, right click the item and select "run in compatibility mode."

I'm running windows 95 applications in compatibility mode (with a little bit of a python hack to it) on my work machine for simulation programs and differential problem solving. My work machine is 64 bit.

 

64 bit architectures are backwards compatible with 32 bit. To run something in compatibility mode, right click the item and select "run in compatibility mode."

I'm running windows 95 applications in compatibility mode (with a little bit of a python hack to it) on my work machine for simulation programs and differential problem solving. My work machine is 64 bit.

Well, compatibility mode doesn't work for me. It just messages me i'm running 64-bit and need 32-bit system for this program to work.

 

[justinkiller]

May I ask what program you are trying to run? That could help me fix things for you. Usually you don't want to disable DEP, as it is there to protect you.

 

May I ask what program you are trying to run? That could help me fix things for you. Usually you don't want to disable DEP, as it is there to protect you.

Organner, HL2 Framework.

 

[malyce]

Well, compatibility mode doesn't work for me. It just messages me i'm running 64-bit and need 32-bit system for this program to work.

Check regedit. There's usually a registry key that installs and detects the bit architecture of the software. Also, what does it install with? If it's not a .net framework, install linux and run it on there. if it is, run it in linux through wine.

Ubuntu linux for ease of mind.

 

[justinkiller]

Start button > Control Pannel > View by: small icons > System > Advanced system settings > Performance: settings > Dep > off > apply

 

Start button > Control Pannel > View by: small icons > System > Advanced system settings > Performance: settings > Dep > off > apply

Do you think dual booting could solve the problem??

 

[malyce]

Do you think dual booting could solve the problem??

Are you trying to host a virtual machine?

 

Are you trying to host a virtual machine?

Nope. I'm trying to get 32-bit windows INSTALLED as MAIN, and I want to DISABLE DEP wich is giving me BSOD on boot.
I am trying to do this on my gaming PC.

 

If anyone else know whats wrong please post.

 

[tredtredtred]

I'm having this exact same problem also trying to run Organner Framework. Did you end up finding a solution?

 

I'm having this exact same problem also trying to run Organner Framework. Did you end up finding a solution?

No sry, atm. my friend is using my framework and i'm just using the vip forum.
I didn't really buy the cheat to use it, but I've seen how great it is so I really wanna try it

I'm waiting/hoping for them to make 64-bit soon.