I just set up my Windows XP Professional x64 Edition (Version 2003 SP2) on an
Intel Core2 Quad 2.83GHz with 4 (3.93) GB RAM.
My computer is continually telling me there are new updates.  When try to
install the new updates, once the update process is over I get this message:

Ok, so I've tried about 4 different forums and I haven't gotten an answer. I
have this HP Pavilion dv6000z laptop with XP Pro x64 on it and I can't get
sound. The item comes up on Device manager as an 'other device' as Audio
Device on High Definition audio bus." Is there a driver ...

Hi Group: newbie/oldie question here. I need a new desktop machine to
run Adobe Audition 3.0 as well as digital video editing software. I will
be purchasing Vista Ultimate 64, Adobe Audition 3.0, digital video
editing software, probably something like Cyberlink DVD editing, and I ...

Can anyone tell me if there is a way of avoiding the digital signature
warning popping up every time I open a non Microsoft registered program
in Vista 64 ultimate, please.
TIA

The original configuration was AMD Phenom9600, Asus M3A motherboard, Asus
EN8500GT (Nvidia PCI-E), 4x1GB PC800 ram. Vista Enterprise x64 installed
without any problems, sleep mode would cause a video lockup and there were
intermittent video restarts. Changed the video card to an ...

I run Windows XP Pro 64 bit,And have just installed the new IE 8 (beta),as
an update from IE 6.Everything apears to work fine,but the one niggle I have
found is a SCROLLING issue.This does not run smooth,it would appear to be
jerky.Is this a common fault,and does anyone know of a ...

I want to update my UDP Speed Test 3 to include ICMP reporters.
The ICMPv4 Reporter for IPv4 is working fine.
The ICMPv6 Reporter for IPv6 seems to malfunction:
The situation is as follows:

XP Pro x64 is interrogating my SCSI hard drive every second, and periodicaly
reading the whole drive, while my foreground application is waiting for me to
give it another instruction.
I have not authorised any background applications and I have turned off some

While logging onto windows my keyboard stopped working so I used the
On-Screen keyboard to login, but now everytime I start windows the On-Screen
keyboad pops up and I don't know how to stop it from doing it all the time

I love 64-bit Vista.
ActiveX controls and browser add-ons -- like Adobe Flash --
tend to be 32-bit animals.  They don't work on the 64-bit
versions of IE7 and other browsers.  I like that.

A friend was asking what the options were for 64-bit supported TV Tuners,
and I said I didn't know because I'm a happy TiVo user. But I'd ask here,
since I know a few of you have an interest in this area. His options are
basically USB or PCI - the only free PCI-e slot is blocked ...

Old timers here will know that I simply love Dave's Quick Search Deskbar -
www.dqsd.net. And that there was a semi-custom solution to running it in
64-bit that I used. Well, with a lot of hard work and persistence, we now
have 64-bit support built into the mainstream of DQSD. ...

I have had problems with Windows XP Pro64 not being compatible with my
software. So much so that my nephew installed a virtual system on my computer
so I can run these programs using Win 98.
I am thinking about buying a MP3 player as I want to listen to audiobooks

I'm trying to figure out why I might want to install the 64 bit version of
Vista.  What would it give me?  Ok, I'd be able to access more than 4gig of
RAM (which my motherboard doesn't support).  Is it more solid and stable?
Would it be faster than the 32bit version?  And where ...

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