I'm shopping for a new notebook and looked at an HP DV6675US with Vista
Ultimate 64 bit; 4GB RAM. I use the computer for photo editing with
Photoshop, Lightroom and Pro Show Gold.
I like the idea of getting 4 GB of RAM but am concerned about compatibility

In an attempt to add WinRAR context menu items to .gadget files (to make
extracting gadgets easier) I messed up the default association. I am not able
to install any new gadgets now. Could someone help by doing either of the
following:

I'm looking for surveys research or esimations what is the current and
future estimated (2008-2009) market share of vista 64 bit among home users /
gamers.
Any piece of data will be helpfull.

Hey all again.....
I have a windows XP 64 bit with dual processor (intel) gigabyte motherboard,
4gigs ram, onboard bigabyte ethernet controller set to automatically get an
IP address, this card is connected to my 4 port routher and have an inhouse

Guys it looks like lately My rig have been PROBLEM MAGNET , i hit another
problem yesterday , when i had the blue screen problem with vista 64 bit
because of the 4gb of ram , windows installation crashed as i mentioned in
another post , and then when i got the problem fixed ...

I hate ITunes!  That said for those of us using 64 Bit windows I just discovered that the new version of Microsoft's Zune comes in a native 64 Bit version!  I think it is the first truly 64 Bit piece of software I've installed on my computer and it is damn cool.  The graphics, ...

i just bought the HP Pavilion dv6000 series laptop with the AMD Turion
X2 processor....And i switched from vista to the xp 32-bit operating
system. My question is ... if i install  windows xp  the 64-bit will
the video games be installed okay and work using the 64-bit

Hi there , i've got a problem with Vista 64 bit , when i try to install it on
my pc , during the installation like half way through or something it gives
me a 'Crash and Dump" blue screen for some reason , i noticed that happening
when i added 2gb extra to my memory , i had 2 gb ...

Hi
I was watching a .divx movie, and I restarted the system, when the movie was
over. I got an error during bootup as 'The RPC Servier is Unavailable'. The
Start Menu has started to look like a Classic Menu, a lot of functions are

I am having a number of annoying symptoms on my XP Pro x64 system over the
last couple months, e.g.,
- when clicking on tasks on task bar, nothing happens
- when using ALT-TAB to change tasks, works properly

I have a small business network that has a Windows 2003 SMB Premium 32-Bit
domain controller that is not used as a domain but as a file server for a
large number of PCs in a workgroup.
I have recently installed Windows XP 64-Bit on my primary workstation and

I have 2 servers, both Windows server 2003 R2 X64 servers.
One running exchange server 2007 enterprise (all services)
one running exchange server 2007 enterprise (client access)
firewall between of course, with strict rules.

From the inquiries about drivers for WinXP 64 you would think companies
would be supporting it better.Maybe a few "nudges" from Microsoft would
help. The system is rock solid for me.I don't understand the "lack of
support for a 64 bit system".

Can I switch my Vista Ultimate 64bit version to a 32bit setting or do I need
to buy the 32bit Operating system?

now that i have my retail (oem) version of Win XP Pro 64-bit installed and
running smoothly, the task manager reveals something very interesting. i was
wondering if anyone out there sees the same thing:
when i open task manager right after boot up, i have 19 files/srvcs running.