Do we need to install driver for Windows 7 64 bit? if so, where can we get the driver since driver CD is not included. Thanks.
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Generally speaking, a 32-bit device will work on any 64-bit machine via the driver auto-installed in the "Program Files X86" folder when you plugged in the drive. It doesn't work the other way around. I am using this device on a 64 bit PC and there is no problem. Try putting in a floppy and seeing if it is recognized. Usually, the device will show up on your "computer" list. Click on "My Computer" and see what you have listed. If it is there, give it a name you will recognize in the future by right-clicking on the device icon, then going down the menu to "rename." Left click on that and fill in the name you want, and hit "Enter." You should be in business. Generally speaking, a 32-bit device will work on any 64-bit machine via the driver auto-installed in the "Program Files X86" folder when you plugged in the drive. It doesn't work the other way around. I am using this device on a 64 bit PC and there is no problem. Try putting in a floppy and seeing if it is recognized. Usually, the device will show up on your "computer" list. Click on "My Computer" and see what you have listed. If it is there, give it a name you will recognize in the future by right-clicking on the device icon, then going down the menu to... » Read More Generally speaking, a 32-bit device will work on any 64-bit machine via the driver auto-installed in the "Program Files X86" folder when you plugged in the drive. It doesn't work the other way around. I am using this device on a 64 bit PC and there is no problem. Try putting in a floppy and seeing if it is recognized. Usually, the device will show up on your "computer" list. Click on "My Computer" and see what you have listed. If it is there, give it a name you will recognize in the future by right-clicking on the device icon, then going down the menu to "rename." Left click on that and fill in the name you want, and hit "Enter." You should be in business. « Show Less
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Generally speaking, a 32-bit device will work on any 64-bit machine via the driver auto-installed in the "Program Files X86" folder when you plugged in the drive. It doesn't work the other way around. I am using this device on a 64 bit PC and there is no problem. Try putting in a floppy and seeing if it is recognized. Usually, the device will show up on your "computer" list. Click on "My Computer" and see what you have listed. If it is there, give it a name you will recognize in the future by right-clicking on the device icon, then going down the menu to "rename." Left click on that and fill in the name you want, and hit "Enter." You should be in business.
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Last I heard (couple years ago) there was no driver for Win 7. I would think someone would have come up with one by now, though. Google around for a driver before you buy.
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I Have Windows 8.1 64 Bits but is advisable download the driver and software updated from the web pagehttp://numarkns6.com/support
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Yes you should be able to install windows 7 64 bit. They have drivers too which confirms it 100%http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?product=3979121&cc;=us&dlc;=en&l;c=en
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What did you find-out about 64 bit compatability. So far< I have not found any drive compatable with 64 bit Vista.
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You have to install a driver, but the process couldn't be simpler. Works great on Windows 7.
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Yes, I am using win 7 64bit on my machine and have very little problems. I still use the old software.
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Are you saying you have Windows 7 64-bit? Either way, I found this thread which may answer your question. Supposedly, it's compatible with all Windows 7 systems, whether 32 or 64 bit.http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-hardware/dymo-discpainter-64bit-drivers/70fa7bcf-5fd9-48d2-bede-22debf93d514
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It does not require drivers... Just plug it in,boot w8.1, and make sure to ENABLE the drive (google it. It is important)
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Well, it does not seem so easy for me. It keeps looking for some .dll file and can't find it and won't download. I went I-Go and got the drivers, along with a Word file from BB on a very convoluted way of installing the drivers, which doesn't seem to work either. Obviously, I am quite frustrated. Your help or anyone's help is appreciated.
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Not good. The PC has about 4 drivers missing that are only valid for W8+. I tried it and tried to get drivers, but did not find anywhere. Yes, I hate W8.
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No. It does not. The company provided no drivers for Win 7 64 bit. So unless you can write your own drivers, it won't work.
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Gerry: I've got it installed on WINDOWS 7...but never use it. I'm using it on my WINDOWS XP (another computer) and it works just fine. I've had problems installing on "7"....and if that's the only thing you have.....good luck. I was just patient and kept at it after "7" was telling me to forgot it. But I did get a correct install.
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For Win XP and Vista, drivers are online with website on mini CD. But drivers needed for Win 7 or 8, for me. My O/S is Win 7 pro 32 bit.
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I am not working on a 64 bit system - I have the GPEN200 and the Windows 7 32-bit driver is all that's available from Iogear - http://www.iogear.com/support/dm/driver/GPEN200N On the UK Amazon site, Ali Ezad Abbas says he has it working just fine on his win 7 x64. http://www.amazon.co.uk/Logear-GPEN100C-Iogear-Digital-Scribe/dp/B000P0CTQ8
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Yep. I am currently using Windows 8 64bit and it works perfectly, but I looked for the driver and it is installed under the system32 folder, so even though it works without any problems, it is still 32bit.
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If you windows 8 installed the drivers uninstall it from the "device manager" and install using the CD and run compatibility for windows 7... if that's not the case... try installing the drivers manually using .inf file or controller files