I was recently given an iPod 4th generation (not the photo version) as a
gift, and I'm not sure its supposed to work with x64. I've heard people say
that their iPod works fine, but I'm having some odd problems. I'll plug up
the iPod (newest iTunes that will work with x64 and iPod ...

A few weeks ago I bought a new AMD Athlon X2 4600 64-bit system (and 2
GB ddr2 ram), I can run 99% of 32-bit software that I have, problem is
that cannot use scanner or printer (neither manufacturer supports
64bit).  I'm using Windows XP Pro 64-bit.

Just to settle an argument (friendly!) - can someone kindly inform me on
this: Is there actually a 32-bit driver/device/hardware "compatibility mode"
for the 64-bit versions of windows (Pro, Server or Vista)?
I said there is not simply because if there was, then every 32-bit device

I see that Windows x64 has 2 versions of Internet Explorer (a 32 bit and a
64 bit).  It appears the 32 bit is set as default.  How do I change this to
the 64 bit vesion?
Is there a difference anyway?

Will Windows XP x64 applications run on Vista (64bit version) and vice
versa?

I'm wondering which one is better for use with XP-64 bit... right now
trying out AVG with firewall.  I'm hesitant about just relying on using
the firewall that comes with XP, not sure if it's that great.
Also, what are your thoughts about the Windows firewall?

Can I expect any issues with the integration of 64bit machines and operating
systems in an 32bit server farm?

I'm quite new to x64. I reinstalled x64 a few days ago. Because the
system got slow and the icon for HTML(.html, .htm, .xml) were set to
Windows' default icon. I don't remember exactly when and how it became
like that.

I've tried to install the Compatibility Patch for Internet Explorer for
Windows XP Professional x64 Edition (KB917425), this for removing the
borring message: "Press spacebar or enter to activate and use this control"
everytime accessing a site with some kind of ...

Realtek
(http://www.realtek.com.tw/downloads/downloads1-3.aspx?series=16&Software=True)
has released new x64 drivers for their network chipsets embedded in many
popular motherboards and notebooks (RTL8169/RTL8169S(B)/RTL8110S(B)/RTL8169SC

I don't mean to bore others ( no wisecracks) but since Intel bought
DEC's Alpha architecture and DEC had 64 bit chips in the friggin'  90's,
how come AMD beat Intel to 64 bit ? Where is Intel heading ? Think they
prefer dual 32 bit to 64 bit ? Is that it ?  Then why spend the $$ ...

What is limit of number of client workstations that can be "connected to" a
Windows XP x64 server in a peer-to-peer network configuration?
How is that number determined by the OS on the server?
I have heard numbers from 10 to unlimited.  What's true?

Anybody getting "SidebySide" errors in event viewer?
It's because you are missing the Visual C++ 2005 libraries.
Download from here:
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?familyid=90548130-4468-4BBC-9673
-D6ACABD5D13B&displaylang=en

Just when you thought Windows XP "Bob Dog" search could not get any worse,  
they throw the Vista search at you, which is totally useless. (I have just  
spent 1/2 hour trying to get it to find .svn files which I know exist, but  
it fails to find).

Have 2month installed the 64bit edition.1.  Booting normally but after logon
window 2min for applying the computer settings, another 2min for applying
the personal settings.
2. Starting Windows Explorer or IE or any other program needs 15sec after