Does this support Window 7, 64 bit? I just spent almost $50 at Staples for a switch only to find out it won't support Winders 7, 64 bit.
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Hi, Busy Lizzie: This is a "dumb" switch, which wouldn't know or matter what operating system you use -- it will work for all operating systems (as long as USB is supported.)
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yes it does - i'm using it on win7/64 and winxp32 - same with the 4x4 one, though when i switch between pc's sometimes need to plug/unplug mouse/keyb - seems is related to that specific device (in my case hp elite wireless keyb/mouse)
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Works between OS Windows 7 Home Edition (32bit) and Windows XP Professional.
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It works fine with Windows 7, including both Home Premium 32/64 bit and Ultimate 64 bit (those are the systems I have). Think about it....why would Microsoft, of all companies, create a product that is not compatible with their latest operating system?
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I use Windows 7...Home Premium (I think), 64 bits and both the wheel and the driver that comes with it work just fine.
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I'm using Windows 7 64 bit. So it should. The best thing would be to to write to their support, just to be on the safe side.
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FWIW: Have mine running on Windows 7 64 bit without problems so I'm pretty sure it works under Win 8 as well, your mileage may vary though ;-)
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Yes, this product is compatible with Win 7 64-bit, but it's a little tricky to get the printer drivers to work properly. It takes a few tries and browsing a couple of times over your home network to find the printer. Once connected it has been fine. Direct connection shouldn't be a problem, but just a little setup needed.
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We use several of them. All using twain drivers. Will not work with Windows 7 64 bit. We were able to get them to work with Window 7 32 bit. Works best with XP
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I could never get the Prolific drivre to work under 64 bit WIN7. I don't know about WIN8. Try a converter that uses the FTDI Driver.
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Yes it supports windows 7 that's what am using but 64 bits instead and if your going to spend the money and buy this motherboard i would go with a better ram something like Corsair ddr3 2000mhz 8gb if not your system will be slow but that also depends on your processor speed as well.
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I have installed (custom/clean install) and now running Windows 7 Professional 64bit on 2 acer 1410 Core 2 solo laptops (mine and wifey's), also added 2 gb RAM (total 4gb RAM now). Both worked without downloading any additional drivers from Acer website. Just need to get the driver for the Synaptics touch pad to get the added funtion of dragging/magnify/scroll by using the touch pad. I was skeptic before..see my earlier post but installed 64bit (thanks to Microsoft for $29 Win7 Pro 64bit Student discount) vs the 32bit free upgrade...my $300 laptop is more like a $600 AS1810 version now!
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Yes have Windows 7 64-bit and I could not activate it. It took a month, they sent me copy that required no activaction. So I'm not sure if it's the same copy I paid or not it's rather simple. I've had friends try to activate with no luck
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It does not work on any of my computers either with janes combat stick or Microsoft Sidewinder joystick... I am running both windows 7 64 bit and windows 8.1 64 bit...
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I don't know for sure - I was using windows 7., 64 bit and it seemed to work ok. There were some bugs and hang ups but it eventually worked ok
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I do not know....Could not get it to work on Wind 7 64 bit even with the added instructions they gave me.....didn't bother to offer my money back....hope this helps........
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As far as I can tell, it does NOT come with a signed driver -- which means there is no simple way to make it work with windows 7 64 bit. So no, the best answer is that as shipped, it does not support Windows 7 64 bit.
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I am using it on the Win 7 Ultimate 64-bit. I just use printing, copying and scanning so far. They are working fine. I just use wire connection, not wireless.
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I'm glad J. Redding was able to answer it! I am still on 64-bit Windows 7 Professional (it works well with that, if anyone is interested).