64 Bit Drivers?

I am running Windows 7 64 bit and have a Titanium PCI-E. When I check the drivers and they show as 32 bit. Is there no 64 bit drivers? Why have a selection for Windows 7 64 bit in the download section if they are all 32 bit drivers? Am I missing something somewhere?

The drivers themselves are 64-bit, the programs that you use to change your settings (mixer, Creative Control Panel) are 32-bit.

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Crystal Server 2011 "Failed to open the connection" with 32 & 64 bit drivers are loaded

Brand new installation of Crystal Reports Server 2011 with CR Developer 2011 as well. Downloaded new Postgres and MySQL drivers for both the 32 and 64 bit ODBC definitions. Created a new report on the server to eliminate any migration driver incompatibility issues. Reports run fine in Developer but give the same "Failed to open the connection."
and still problems running the reports If I Save Data with the reports, I can click View to see the data, but they will not refresh.
All the articles I'm finding online seem to point to the issue with needing 32 & 64 bit drivers, but I've loaded both and built my ODBC connections with the 32 drivers in the SysWOW64 folder.
Logged in as Administrator. Any thoughts out there? Are there some new security measures?
Thanks in advance ...

Yes, Designer and CRS are on the same machine.
Good catch with the 5.1 driver. I loaded up the mysql-connector-odbc-5.1.13-win32 driver and used that. It alone failed when I made the ODBC connection with it. I see on the CRS 2011 Feature Pack 3 .pdf file that it says "Only 64-bit database connector middleware is supported" ... I downloaded the other mysql-connector-odbc-5.1.13-winx64 64bit file, but teh .msi and .zip versions failed on the load. Do I need that if it says that or should the first one be enough?
I've been trying to use a normal User DSN, no? Apparently I don't have access as a machine Administrator to do it as I get "You are logged on with non-Administrative privileges. System DSNs could not be created or modified." Having our server guys get that straightened out and we'll see. Had not heard of that actually but will give it a go.
You say I should create the DSN entries in the 64 bit version of the ODBC Data Source Administrator ... located in the system32 folder, not the SysWOW64 folder, where the 32 bit drivers are found, yes? Isn't that the "wrong" location to use I've been reading? Or are System DSNs different from a User DSN?
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Windows 7 64-bit drivers for HP ScanJet 6200c

Hello HP,
Will you be releasing 64-bit drivers for the ScanJet 6200c?
Regards, Dean.

Vuescan worked beautifully and without a hitch on Window 7 64 Home Premium.
The price was $39.99. It provided integration with my apps such as Word 2003, Photoshop, Dreamweaver and others.
The Vuescan interface is acceptable.
Definitely my pick over yet another uncessary hardware purchase.
http://www.hamrick.com/
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HP Envy 700-030qe Windows 7 64 bit Drivers

Hi,
I purchased a HP Envy 700-030qe desktop
The computer came with Windows 8 preinstalled.
I'd like to downgrade it to Windows 7 64 bit, however HP website only has Windows 8 64 bit drivers available for download.
I tried it but it doens't run on Windows 7 64 bit.
I was only able to find Windows 7 64 bit drivers for Network Card and ATI.
I still need the rest in Windows 7 64 bit drivers for my HP Envy 700-059CB. Can someone help?
»HP ENVY 700-030qe CTO Desktop PC
Serial Number: [Personal Information Removed]
Product Number: D6M08AAR
Audio driver
bluetooth controller
pci simple communication controller
sm bus controller

Hi:
See if this chipset driver installs the smbus controller.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cp-128206-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...
See if this driver installs the pci simple communication controller.
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cp-128208-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...
I can't find a W7 audio driver for your model. See if this one works by chance...
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cp-128199-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...
I'll take a guess on the bluetooth driver if your PC has a Broadcom wireless card...
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=cp-128908-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en...

Color Laserjet 4500 on Windows 7 - 64 bit Share with XP - 32 bit Need Additional 32-bit Drivers

Here's the setup:
Desktop: Windows 7 Professional - 64 bit with Color Laserjet 4500, shared, connected and working fine. The name of the driver is HP Color LaserJet 4500 PCL 5.
Laptop: Windows XP Professional - 32 bit.
No network problems. Laptop sees the printer, but can't connect without the correct additional 32-bit drivers installed on the desktop. The only drivers I've been able to find are listed here. When I try to add under host printer properties/sharing/additional drivers, none of the downloaded .inf files are accepted.
Since Windows 7 installed a perfectly good 64-bit driver, there must be a compatible 32-bit driver that cab be added to allow the XP laptop to connect to this printer- but I have not been able to find it!
Any help or suggestions will be greatly appreciated!
Rob
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I would suggest installing the PCL6 driver on your XP machine, then on the XP machine do the following: Start, Settings, Printers and Faxes, Add a Printer, Next, Local Printer, Next, Create a Port, Local Port, \\Computername\Printername (use the actual share name for the computer and printer), OK, Have Disk, point to the directory where the driver was installed (default C:\clj4500pcl6win2kxp).
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WinXP 64 Bit Drivers for T61 Thinkpad (7661-G28)

I installed Vista64 on an additional drive and was constantly running into application crashes as well as what apppears to be system pauses when a window was in focus. Things just froze and if you brought up task manager they would start responding again. I installed windows Vista Ultimate (SP1) for this. I was trying to take advantage of all my memory in the system 4GB brecause I am trying to setup a demo disk with Virtual Workstation so I need the memory for the virtual environment.
Anyway I gave up (after learning about how to remove the new Vista boot loader on a dual boot machine) and decided to go back to 64 bit XP to get a stable system. The problem with this is of course the lack of driver support for 64 bit XP on thinkpads. I have read most of the posts in the forum on 64 bit options for XP and I have tried all of the suggestions for them. I still do not have but one drivers active. I was able to get the Ethernet driver working but still can not load the wireless (4965AG), audio(SoundMax Digital HD AUdio), SM Driver, or video (Intel 965 Chipset) drivers. Has anyone had any luck with a model T61 and 64 bit drivers for Windows XP(64)?
Any help is appreciated.

i've never tried before but my personal opinion, it won't work.

S206 Windows 8 64-bit drivers: Not a smooth install

I've just taken the plunge for Windows 8 via the upgrade offer, but seeing as I already got a copy for my desktop PC with the 64-bit disc included, and that the S206 I bought came preinstalled with 4Gb of RAM (almost half of which is unusable in a 32-bit environment), I decided to boot from the 64-bit disc through an external USB DVD rewriter and install fresh. I had previously made sure that the Lenovo support site had Windows 8 64-bit drivers available.
Well, was I in for a shock.
First of all, practically every installer tried to extract to the C:\Drivers folder, dumping all the files in a single subfolder with no hierarchy. Then it tried to access the individual files from sub-subfolders which didn't exist. The only way I could get them to install was to create the folders it was missing as the error messages cropped up, dump a copy of the driver files into those folders, click retry, and repeat until it said it was done.
Secondly, the Catalyst drivers didn't find any graphics card. I downloaded the latest version from the AMD website, and that picked it up fine.
Thirdly, when I installed the audio driver, it said that the device I had was not the one that the drivers were intended for, and it would install generic drivers instead.
Fourthly, the Lenovo energy management program defaulted to the balanced profile which was the only one to totally disable the backlight to the LCD screen. Boy did that one take some time to sort out.
Fifthly, installing the wireless and Bluetooth driver seems to have not added in Bluetooth. I'm fairly sure it had Bluetooth to start with. The network adapter is still using the Microsoft driver.
Sixthly, the webcam does not appear in my devices list. Skype can't see it at all. Neither driver supplied on the website can actually find a device. I have just had the laptop back from repair due to a faulty keyboard, and I've not actually had a need to test it before now so I wonder if it maybe was left disconnected or maybe the camera in the screen frame is a dummy - I may have to restore the old Windows 7 operating system to check that...
Finally, when I tried to install the Synaptics touchpad drivers, clearly marked as 32 and 64 bit in a single installer, the installer told me it's not designed for a 64-bit system and told me to get the correct version from my vendor! The Synaptics website doesn't have Windows 8 drivers up yet.
So basically the default drivers leave the PC in a working condition but I currently have no Bluetooth, no webcam, I'm stuck on either high or low performance energy management, basic audio with no options, basic touchpad with no configuration.
So, for Lenovo: Your drivers leave a lot to be desired and need reviewing.
For other users: If you want to adopt 64-bit Windows 8, prepare to spend a lot of time fiddling with drivers.
For anyone with more knowledge than me: Can anyone suggest how I might get the above hardware fully functional?

After seeing that Lenovo have updated some of their installers, I decided to give it another go and see if I could get 64-bit Windows 8 on it.
First hitch, it was a bit of a struggle getting the computer to recognise the USB DVD drive. In the end I had to plug it into the USB2 port (The not-blue one), go into BIOS, save and exit and immediately go back into BIOS before it would be recognised as hardware.
It seems Lenovo overhauled all their installers, because they all extracted with the correct folder hierarchy. The only problem was with the "WLAN Driver and Bluetooth Driver (Ralink, Atheros)" (0swg11ww.exe) which totally failed to find the correct target installation executables after extraction. Also I'm sure this laptop had bluetooth connectivity but it didn't find any bluetooth hardware, but I'm not bothered too much about that as I use Logitech devices with unifying recievers anyway. When I finished installing them manually I checked on a tip-off I read elsewhere on these forums that the installer keeps the computer using the Microsoft driver, rather than switching to the Broadcom driver. I told it to change drivers (Some fiddling about in Device Manager) and it works fine.
Lenovo Energy Management still installs with the "Balanced" profile having zero backlight brightness, totally out-of-line with the other two profiles. I note that while the RSS feed says Lenovo Energy Management was updated on 29/11/2012, the download page says the latest version available is the initial 24/10/2012 release. Also the WLAN/Bluetooth driver was supposedly updated on 09/01/2013 but the download page says the latest revision was released on 09/12/2012, and when I installed the AMD Catalyst graphics drivers (supposedly v8.0.881.0) it actually installed the latest version (v12.10).
Clearly in the case of the Catalyst drivers the page hasn't been updated to reflect the updated driver release, but the on the other hand Lenovo Energy Management software doesn't appear to have been updated at all. At least I have a copy of all the install files now though, so I can tell if anything does change by inspecting file sizes.
The computer is now in as useable a state as I would like it however, and this time it was for the most part a fairly smooth install.

Windows 8/8.1 32/64 bit Drivers for Satellite P100/P105 Users

I made an original post with my now ancient Satellite P105-S9722 back in 2009 & 2011 for Windows 7 64-bit drivers. Windows 7 Drivers for P100/105 Systems
Now that I have newer systems, I have experimented loading Windows 8 & 8.1 in my P105-S 9722 system. Wanted to share some observations and any issues I came across.
I have listed here some basic drivers you can use for your P100/P105 systems for Windows 8 and 8.1 and 32/64-bit to work. Many of these listed are from other users, but there may be some additional drivers many may not know about. I can't guarantee that all of these will make your system work 100%, but hopefully this will make your upgrade just a little quicker & easier.
Before using these driver, I recommend you do a fresh install of Windows 8 or 8.1 32 or 64-bit regardless if you are using XP, Vista or 7 32 or 64-bit systems.
Now I did use an installation DVD instead of a flash drive since you may need to add additional features to make certain programs work.
After installing the Operating System (OS), immediately go to Programs and Features in Control Panel . Make sure to turn on the .NET Framework 3.5 (includes .NET 2.0 and 3.0). You will need this to install some of the Toshiba utilities.
Many of the native drivers for Windows 8 & 8.1 will automatically be installed. The wifi driver should work. I am using a Sparklan GN-WS30N 802.11n using Ralink RT2860 chipset that works in 8 & 8.1.
SOUND CARD: The biggest issue of Windows 8 & 8.1 32/64-bit is that there is no sound. The old Audio 4.8.0.0 driver is the only driver that still works in Windows 8 & 8.1. There are much newer versions, but for some reason, the old driver works the best.
1) Download the driver.
2) right click the file to extract it to a folder of the same name (do not double-click as the automatic installation will fail)
3) double-click on folder Audio4.8.0.0, then double-click again on subfolder Audio4.8.0.0 if present
4) double-click on folder BD1-BH1
5) double-click on folder VXP64
6) recommend to double-click on file BD16HAa.inf to check if your sound Hardware ID is listed under [Conexant.NTAMD64], should be HDAUDIO\FUNC_01&VEN_14F1&DEV_5047&SUBSYS_1179FF31
7) close BD16HAa.inf file if opened in step 6, then simply double-click Setup64.exe
8) restart system (although audio may work right away, always a good idea)
See Audio 4.8.8.0.zip Download on Bottom of post
SYNAPTIC TOUCHPAD: If your P100/P105 has a dual Synaptic touchpad like mine, the driver does work in WIndows 8/8.1, BUT you still need the utility to make it work.
Download: Toshiba Touchpad
Here's the thing with the Toshiba file, when you save it or run it, it unzips the folder into the TEMP folder. When you go to run it, the main setup will work. In case the autorun does not work, here's what you need to do:
1) Change you folder selection so you can show hidden folders & files
2) After unzipping the file, open C:\Users\"YOURNAME"\AppData\Local\Temp\Synantec Touchpad.temp
3) Click on "Setup" icon to run the file. (This file worked just fine on my P105-S9722 machine)
PCMCIA/Express Card/SD (TI) CARD READER - This driver will allow the PCMCIA, Express Card & SD Readers work normally on Windows 8/8.1.
There is issue with the Texas Instruments PCIxx12 Integrated FlashMedia Controller. I did find a driver the does work:
Download: Texas Instruments PCIxx12 Integrated Flashmedia Controller
Nvidia Video Card - After loading the OS, the maximum resolution on the native drivers is only 1024 X 768. In order to get the maximum resolution of 1440 X 900, a NVidia driver is required.
Download: Nvidia GeForce Release 179
Once this is loaded, use Windows Updates to download the most recent drivers. Windows 8.1 definitely has a newer driver. It is a good idea to download the NVidia GeForce Experience so that newer drivers can be installed: Nvidia GeForce Experience
Fingerprint Reader (Biometrics Devices) - The Upek driver only goes up to Windows 7, but Windows 8/8.1 does have a native driver through AuthenTec that does work. The Toshiba fingerprint utility will be needed in order to user the fingerprint reader. The Toshiba Utility can be downloaded here:
Upek Fingerprint Driver 5.8.0.4024
The utility should work with the native driver.
That's pretty much it for the basic drivers. I did not include LAN or Wireless Drivers.
Finally make sure the most recent Bios are installed v4.70: http://cdgenp01.csd.toshiba.com/content/support/downloads/sp100v470.exe
There are attachments and links, but let me know if anyone is not able to download or use any of these links posted.
Current Issues & Observations: After I shut the computer down, when I open the screen, the computer automatically turn on. I haven't figured that out yet, but I'm sure I'll post a fix in the near future. The computer definitely boots much faster compared to Windows 7 and I've upgraded the older spinner drive with a Sata III SSD Drive. Even with only 4GB of memory and the first generation Duo Core processor, P105-S9722 is still running well.
I may do another post if I decide to try out WIndows 10, but for now, it's nice to know that even though the old P100/P105 systems do not support anything over Windows Vista, we can use the contempory software on a system almost 10 years old.
Good luck.
Attachments:
Audio4.8.0.0.zip ‏9134 KB

That should work as well for all the models in part-number family PSCJEU. At least these, probably more..
    Satellite C55-A5104 (PSCJEU-00K00R)
    Satellite C55-A5105 (PSCJEU-00K018)
    Satellite C55-A5180 (PSCJEU-00F001)
    Satellite C55-A5190 (PSCJEU-00L001)
    Satellite C55-A5140 (PSCJEU-00K001)
    Satellite C55-A5137 (PSCJEU-036012)
    Satellite C55T-A5123 (PSCJEU-01G00Q)
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K8t Neo2-FIR: Promise 579 64-bit Drivers

I'm done beating around the bush, here is what I want/need/am wondering.
I know that using MSI's specific drivers for my motherboard work, while Promise's does not.
I know of 2 variants of the 64-bit drivers for the Promise 579 SATA RAID controller.
I know that both variant DO NOT WORK on my motherboard (or XP64 has a major glitch on recognizing an array even with appropriate drivers).
I DO NOT know if MSI has taken the time to make Promise 579 64-bit drivers for my motherboard, and if they did,
I DO NOT know where I can get MSI's Promise 579 64-bit drivers for my motherboard.
I have been told on more than one occasion that the VIA controller is not only slower, but impedes the ability to raise the 'FSB' to obnoxiously high numbers as I do with the Promise controller.
What I ask?
Drivers for the Promise 579 controller for my motherboard, confirmed operational by somebody with my motherboard. (I will test if they are that new.....)
Sorry for sounding mean or something, but my plan was to NOT have this current installation on this computer more than a week ago.

Patience my freind. Promise has to release drivers in order for MSI to have them to put up. We are all waiting for this same thing but there is little we can do until Promise puts that driver out. There were a couple floating about and they do not work. So you are in the same boat as the rest of us. Relax as it will happen but keep in mind that it took almost a year to get drivers when XP was first released. X64 has not been out long and already we have most of the drivers we need. We just need to politely mail Promnise and ask when they will be done.

How do I download Windows 7 64 bit drivers for my new MacBook Air (Mid 2011) from a Windows 7 PC?

How do I download Windows 7 64 bit drivers for my new MacBook Air (Mid 2011)? I have already formated the HD and preformed a clean install of Windows 7. Perhaps I did this too early. I have read I need to install the drivers from my OS X DVD, however, OS X Lion does not come on a DVD! I've also read that I can download OS X Lion from the App Store and burn it to a DVD, however, all I have are Windows PCs which don't support the Mac App Store.
Is there no way for me to download these drivers from a Windows PC? I know they exist. However, you are supposed to download them through Boot Camp in OS X when you are creating a new Windows 7 installation. I'm I stuck?

I am pretty disappointed in the lack of documentation.
This is the Apple Support page for Boot Camp:
http://www.apple.com/support/bootcamp/
No mention anywhere of Lion, of 4.0/4.01
In the past, 10.6.6+ was suppose to - and sometimes did - provide for a download drivers from within Boot Camp Assistant program, in order to save them to flash or such (that should be about 1GB, too large for CD). Some macs req'd a USB-DVD or other driver that was needed pre-install of Winidows
You don't install Apple drivers until after Windows is installed otherwise,
It is possible for me, with a tower, to run w/o needing any drivers from Apple. But with laptops, mini, you do need some drivers from Apple for graphics, internet, wireless, SMC support.
And right now, loading any Apple support Tech Note articles is very very slow.
People keep asking why Apple can't post 3.0 or 4.0 like they do the updates. Only logic is to force t he download from inside OS X or from an OS X DVD. Otherwise would be here, and avoid all the trouble. they aren't of use on a PC, and any PC motherboard vendor does post their support software for download.
Apple Support Downloads #bootcamp

T500 Win 7 pro 64-bit drivers - hard drive device driver filename?

Hi,
I recently started an upgrade path with my T500.
I purchase a new 500GB western digital drive.
Now I need to gather all the win 7 pro 64-bit drivers for my T500.
I started the install of win 7 pro to see how far I could get, not far ... I am stuck currently searching for the proper device drive for my mass storage (which is NOT partitioned either - ideas on how to do that or should the win install program program give an option once I have the right driver(s)?)
Do you know what the proper T500 win 7 pro 64-bit driver is I need? I have tried a few with no luck yet.
Fun fun fun ...
Thank you.
- Spuds23

You shouldn't need any additional drivers to do an install of Win 7 on your T500. You might add drivers later, but the Win 7 installer should get the initial install done without adding anything. It certainly did on my T400.
You might try setting the BIOS AHCI setting back to SATA (or whatever the non-compatibility mode is called.) That shouldn't be necessary either, but it's worth a shot. For that matter, just do a reset of your BIOS and try from there.
BTW, once you have Windows installed, also install ThinkVantage System Update and use that to pull down the drivers and apps for your machine.
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Laserjet CP2025 share issue (64-bit drivers from Windows Server 2003 32-bit).

Hi,
We are migrating our Desktops from XP 32-bit to Windows 7 64-Bit and I'm trying to update all of our printer drivers on our Print Server (Windows server 2003 32 Bit).
I am adding the new drivers by opening up each printers properties on the print server, going to Sharing and then add new driver and directing it to the relevant folder for the 64-bit drivers for the printer.
Every printer (HP, Panasonic, Brother) has worked so far, except for the HP Laserjet CP2025. The Net Express installer doesn't work. Nor do the Universal Printing Drivers (PLC 6). Does anyone know a way around this?
Thank you.

Can anyone help with this? I'm in a difficult position with this. Any help would be appreciated.

P6-2022uk - 32 bit system but no 64 bit drivers are available

Hi,
My mother recently asked me to clean up her computer (it was running a little slow). After running several virus scans, scannow, chkdsk etc, no luck so for time contraint reasons I have reformatted the machine and currently in the process of reinstalling the drivers / software she needs.
The Machine is the P6 2022uk - it has a 32 bit setup but your website does not offer the drivers for this, only the 64 bit version.
IS anyone able to help me track down these driuvers? I'm confused as to why all hardware specs I have read for this product state 64 bit - when PC World sold this machine as a 32 bit?
Any help would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Jonathan

Jonathon, welcome to the forum.
According to the specs the original OS is Windows 7 Home Premium (64-bit). Here are the specs:
http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/document?cc=us&lc=en&dlc=en&docname=c03013679
Look at the section titled "Software". This the reason for the 64-bit drivers.
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When the Hell are the 64-bit drivers really comming out?!!!

What is it going to take to get this company to wake up?!!! On this board alone there are hundreds of postings from angry customers wondering when creative is going to provide 64-bit drivers... It's obvious that the posting on FAQ's for Win XP Pro x64 and expected driver release dates are a diversionary tactic. You can't even get a customer representative on the phone and just to find the phone number you have to perform a WhoIs on the main website. I'm thinking of contacting the press concerning false adverti*****t, just to see who bites. Considering there are litterally millions of forums, that can be found using a simple google search, from Creative customers irked by a lack of support from this company, I feel confidant that someone will make a preliminary investigation into this companies piss poor support. Anyone got a better idea as to how to spur this company to wake up? Do you feel as I do that it'll take bad press to move this lethargic giant?

Catherina-CL wrote:
Irked_Customer,
The box for the product does not list WindowsXP 64-bit support, so this is not false advertising.
The contact numbers for Customer Support are in the manual on the installation CD. The details Customer Support have for planned driver support are in the chart/matrix on the website.
Cat
Catherina,
That is TECHNICALLY correct once again, however, those boxes also DO NOT list MS Vista, x86 or x64, support as well, but CL is supposedly working on drivers for THOSE OS's as I type, isn't it's Of course, the current camera offerings for Vista are marked as TBA, but this bolsters the theories I posted here:
http://forums.creative.com/creativel...e.id=630#M630?
Nevertheless, here is the latest chart from the Windows XP Professional x64 Edition - Driver Availability Chart, as of my posting now:
Cameras
Product Plan
WebCam Live! Driver Available
WebCam Live! Ultra Notebook Quarter 3 2006
WebCam Live! Ultra Quarter 3 2006
WebCam Live! Pro Quarter 2 2006
WebCam Live! Motion Quarter 2 2006
WebCam Live! Effects Quarter 3 2006
WebCam Vista/NX No development planned
WebCam Instant Driver Available
Further, when entering x64 in the CL Knowledge Base Search, both MS Vista and Windows XP Pro x64 are the top two entries in the search return and, again, TBA is marked for Vista, but drivers for XP Pro x64 promised on CL website stating Q4-2005, Q-2006, Q2-2006, and now Q3-2006. In fact, the last time I called support, and then E-mailed both CL Support and the Driver team and asked about such and then complained to CL about the empty promise, the driver posting was changed within a week of my complaint to Q3-2006. Therefore, you see Catherina-CL, your response, which BTW, IMO is extremely insulting, will not hold water.
Since you seem to be able to get the Vista folks some answers and even links it seems to drivers, how about helping those of us who are using a VALID, LEGITIMATE and FULLY released OS and answer us honestly about drivers for MS Windows XP Pro x64?
WP

Link for 64 bit drivers

http://www.amd.com/us-en/Processors/DevelopWithAMD/0,,30_2252_875_10454,00.html
here is a a link for 64 bit drivers...like ati
does that help?..i dont use win 64

...OK...thanks ...
...I usually go over to PlanetAMD64...
...if I had a driver for my TV tuner I'd use Windows 64-Bit more often...I don't think that will ever happen though...

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