Question about CS2 on Windows Vista 64 bit

Hi! I am having the following problem with trying to use CS2 on a new machine running Windows Vista (64bit). Can anyone shed some light or suggest a solution? Thanks!
I recently tried to install my CS2 suite on an HP G70t, running 64-bit Windows Vista. I installed, uninstalled, and installed again the CS2 suite. The installation goes OK, but when I start the programs, Illustrator simply shuts down, InDesign gives an error message that the serial number is invalid, and Photshop gives the followng error message: "Your Photoshop username, organization, or serial number is missing or invalid. The application
cannot continue and must now exit. " I verfied my activation and registration with a phone call to HP Customer Service --these are fine. I tried to use the Adobe web support, but they refuse to provide any assistance for CS2.

Thanks, Michael. I had read in one of the Adobe documents that although CS2
didn't support Vista, it had been reported that it did upload and work with
minimal problems. Perhaps that just isn't true.
Appreciate your response.
Tom
Quoting Michael Kazlow <[email protected]>:
CS2 is not Vista compatible no less Vista 64 compatible.
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Can I install iTunes in separate user accounts on Windows Vista 64-bit?

Hi,
My wife and I use different user accounts on Windows Vista 64-bit. Before I go and mess things up on my computer, I wanted ask some questions:
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Additional Information 1: 7fa8
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Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: iexplore.exe
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Application Timestamp: 4ccf9787
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Exception Offset: 00000000003d4d5f
OS Version: 6.0.6002.2.2.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
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Additional Information 2: ad011ba5f87a70fa4fcf99fe53ccc471
Additional Information 3: 184a
Additional Information 4: 5b6bac566010931808e4f5f3b58e54e6
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Problem signature
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Fault Module Name: QuickTimeCapture.qtx
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Fault Module Timestamp: 4c87d2a0
Exception Code: c0000005
Exception Offset: 0003c759
OS Version: 6.0.6002.2.2.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: fd00
Additional Information 2: ea6f5fe8924aaa756324d57f87834160
Additional Information 3: fd00
Additional Information 4: ea6f5fe8924aaa756324d57f87834160
Problem signature
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: iTunes.exe
Application Version: 10.1.0.56
Application Timestamp: 4ce4a7b6
Fault Module Name: QuickTimeCapture.qtx
Fault Module Version: 7.68.75.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 4c87d2a0
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Exception Offset: 0003c759
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Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: fd00
Additional Information 2: ea6f5fe8924aaa756324d57f87834160
Additional Information 3: fd00
Additional Information 4: ea6f5fe8924aaa756324d57f87834160
Problem signature
Problem Event Name: BEX
Application Name: QuickTimePlayer.exe
Application Version: 7.68.75.0
Application Timestamp: 4c87ca48
Fault Module Name: QuickTimePlayer.dll
Fault Module Version: 7.68.75.0
Fault Module Timestamp: 4c87ca3f
Exception Offset: 00005b6d
Exception Code: c0000409
Exception Data: 00000000
OS Version: 6.0.6002.2.2.0.768.3
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: ce18
Additional Information 2: 51a1821df37b716a5bcc7d3a608fd9cc
Additional Information 3: a5e1
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Itunes 7.6 Crashes on New Windows Vista 32 bit Home Prem (64 bit processor)

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Make this a sticky please, I dont want to type it twice
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5) Type regsvr32 \u vbscript.dll (This unregisters VB Script with your computer.)
THIS ONE COMES WITH A WARNING
TRY BOTH OF THESE AT YOUR OWN RISK
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To enabled, VB Script a scripting language that has been responsible for more trojan and worms floating around the internet than any other on the face of this earth. All in order to install one of the earths most popular programs to get our daily audio fix. So we have to disable security measures built in to protect the operating system from malicious code and leave our selves wide open.This would be the equivalent to Microsoft telling Mac People to disable buffer overflow protection in order to install Microsoft Office for the Mac.

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The i read about the flash drive bios update and I'm not sure that's 64 bit compatible.
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Windows Vista 32-bit failing to start after successful recovery.

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Hi:
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What programs are included with the iphone 3Gs for downloading photograph to a windows vista 64 bit machine? Is there an iphoto version for windows? How about video downloading?

Guys/Gals - I was able to fix this. I don't know for all versions, but here's the system/setup I was having problems with:
* iPhone 3G software version 3.1
* iTunes latest two versions (current 9.0, also previous version before I tried upgrading)
* Windows Vista 64-bit
I've been able to connect my phone to iTunes and download pictures in Windows, but after a recent Windows Update, OR a recent iTunes upgrade, OR a recent Norton 360 update (I didn't know which was the killer) I could no longer see the iPhone in Windows OR iTunes. Nothing could. I couldn't transfer music, couldn't transfer photos.
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But still couldn't "see" it in Windows Vista Explorer.
After reading and reading and reading, and finding no workable solution (I tried: shutting off User Control, shutting down the Windows and Norton Firewalls, tried uninstalling and reinstalling iTunes, and performed those steps in many configurations), I also tried resinstalling the drivers through Control Panel (but it kept finding some generic "Windows Camera Driver" or some such), looking on my computer for usbaapl.sys (not there), I started looking on the web for it (but I'm always nervous about downloading drivers unless from the specific vendor's site), I finally did a search for "usbaapl" - and FOUND a driver in c:\windows\system32\drivers\ called "usbaapl64.sys".
On a fluke, I first created a COPY of the file, and renamed the copy "usbaapl.sys" (since that file did NOT exist on my machine previously).
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Drivers for Windows Vista 64-bit on Satellite L300-1AM

When I can get drivers for Windows Vista 64-bit? Or I need to intall 32-bit drivers on my 64-bit Vista operating system?
Please links ;)

[Toshiba - Download Drivers|http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp]
In the Drivers Search Page (the link above) select these filters:
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_Country:_ +World Wide+ (you have to select this in order to get rid of those multiple country options available for the modem)
_Language:_ +English+ (obviously)
Don't modify any other filter. The results will be about 100 (maybe more, but the site is set to show up to 100 results).
Advices:
1. Download the latest versions only (there's no point in downloading multiple versions of the same driver, yet they will be shown in the search results area)
2. Download what's specific to your laptop only (network - RealTek, both wired and wireless; chipset and graphics - Intel; modem - Toshiba; webcam - Chicony; there's no point in downloading anything from otehr vendors - except maybe the touchpad, but Windows can handle it properly without aditional drivers)
3. Don't download any BIOS or Firmware file; they might not be for your notebook, and installing the wrong ones is a sure path to screwing up your notebook (and losing the warranty); if you need them upgraded, go to the download page for your specific model, Windows XP or Windows Vista 32 Bit drivers (since they are OS independent anyway)
Toshiba utilities (DVD Player, ConfigFree, etc.) should be OK too (again, download the latest version only).
BTW, I own 2 Toshiba notebooks (L300-1AM and L300-1AN; quite similar, the differences are in HDD and CPU only) and I had the same problem: no 64-bit drivers (and the same "support"). Quite strange the idea that Toshiba is testing these 64-bit drivers before releasing them (according to a previous post), since the same drivers, for the very same chipsets - but installed on other models - are available. Windows Vista 64-bit is out on the market for nearly 2 years now, the production of these models has already been stopped (and I assume they have not been produced during one night only :) ), yet they had no time to test the drivers... High-class support from Toshiba!

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