windows 7 with x86 utilities

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  • jagguy
    Newbie
    • Feb 2010
    • 6

    #1

    windows 7 with x86 utilities

    For the life of me, I can`t remember whether or not I have asked this question on DK before. But I appear to have the same problem as many, in that I am unable to download Studio 8.7 (from Duolabs). because it requires a x86 bit driver, which W7 doesn`t have.
    I purchased a DriverCure program from ParetoLogic, but despite their support dept`s best efforts, they are unable to help - so much for curing the driver problem.
    Has anyone managed to do what I cannot, and if so how, apart from replacing W7 with Vista or another earlier program - I`ve tried that within W7 and that doesn`t work either?

    JG
  • miki208
    Newbie
    • Feb 2010
    • 16

    #2
    I have the same problem and this bothers me for quite a long time,but I downloaded another program

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    • jagguy
      Newbie
      • Feb 2010
      • 6

      #3
      can you let me know which program, and will it work with a Diablo cam, or don`t you know?

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      • jagguy
        Newbie
        • Feb 2010
        • 6

        #4
        Don`t know if I`m answering myself here or not, but this is the answer that comes from the Windows 7 forum - errors aren`t mine, this has been cut & pasted:-

        The problem here is not Windows 7. That error would show up if you were using the 64bit version of XP or Vista as well - the developer of the software has not created a 64-bit driver, which the software relies upon.

        32-bit (aka, x86) drivers cannot be installed on a 64-bit system - there is no work around, the systems are physically incompatible.

        However, if you are using Windows 7 professional, Enterprise, or Ultimate, you can download Virtual Windows XP - then, you can install the program safely inside the
        Virtual machine.

        Any programs that are 32-bit will run on windows 7 64-bit - unless they rely on 32-bit only drivers. If that's the case, then unfortunately we can't help - I'd suggest pestering the manufacturer of the program to develop an update, since 64-bit computing has been available mainstream now for 4 years, and available in concept since 2001, and with Windows 7 being the last version of windows to have 32 AND 64-bit versions, their software will soon become obsolete if not updated.


        Anyhow, I ranted a little there. If you need any more help, let me know

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        • jagguy
          Newbie
          • Feb 2010
          • 6

          #5
          so, in short, those who can`t get W7 to work with studio 8.7 software have the one type of W7 which cannot download it, namely W7 Home premium - the other three - `professional`, `enterprise`, and `ultimate`, do not have a problem
          JG

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