NOT 64-Bit Windows Compatible

I found out after purchasing the iPhone that the interface through iTunes is not compatible with the 64-Bit versions of Windows XP and Windows Vista.
I was lucky enough to have a spare computer (a machine I try new software with) and was able to activate it. The only problem is my music, calendar, contacts and all other information that I would like to sync is on my 64-bit Windows Vista PC.
The solution that Apple technician I got claimed that it would work (he was unaware of the issue). When he transfered me to his supervisor he claimed that it wasn't a big deal since he personally had only heard of one other call about this issue. He offered one solution: "You could downgrade to a 32-bit version of Windows." This is not a solution in my opinion.
They refused to offer any other help or to try to follow up with it in any fasion. They are unwilling to say if offering 64-bit Windows support is even being discussed. This leaves me with a dilemma: Should I assume since they are saying nothing that they aren't going to add support and return the iPhone at the end of the two weeks; or should I hope and pray that even though they refuse to comment on the issue a fix is in the works and risk having a useless communication center (which is what the iPhone was intended to be for me)?

Normally I see "AS IS" in reference to eBay auction items that have unstated problems.
True the information was there, but never in my wildest dreams did I think that 64-bit compatibility was a concern I needed to research (it was not stated in plain site originally and I'm not sure if it spells it out now on the product specs [http://www.apple.com/iphone/specs.html]).
I completely understand that future products/innovations/ideas/trade secrets/etc. should not be discussed by a successful company (that wishes to remain so) before a decision has been made. The fact is that support of a 64-bit OS is not a novel idea and is a standard consideration with driver development. There is no reason to not try to help out the users of a 64-bit OS by indicating if it is even a consideration. I am willing to gamble and keep it if Apple is at least considering the development of 64-bit OS support.
Thank you for the advice though. I am leaning towards returning it, or selling it on eBay "AS IS." (hopefully the friendly humor isn't lost in the text)

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Run samples on 64 bit Windows 7

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I'm following the directions for JAAS authentication here:
Using JAAS Authentication in Java Clients - 12c (12.1.2)
where it says "You will need to look at the examples when reading the information in the following sections."
When I try to use the run_samples.cmd as described in the README_SUPP.txt from the wls1212_dev_supplemental.zip download, I get this error:
The program or feature "\??\C:\dev\weblogic\wls12120\mask.com" cannot start or run due to incompatibity with 64-bit versions of Windows.
Please contact the software vendor to ask if a 64-bit Windows compatible version is available.
How may I see the supplemental Weblogic 12c examples on 64 bit Windows 7?
Any advice or pointers are appreciated.
Thank you.

PS CS4 does not support dual cards (or dual GPU cards) so the other card in the case is not being used.
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Large external HDs not recognized by Windows 7 64-bit

Hi,
I'm trying to see if someone else out there has had this same problem have has been able to solve it.
I have an HP Pavilion DV6 - NQ615AV Entertainment Center PC. I'm running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit SP1.
I have several external USB hard drives (80GB, 320GB, 500GB) and several USB memory keys (2GB, 14GB) that work well with this computer.
I recently got a couple of 1TB and 2TB external USB hard drives, and they are not being recognized by this computer. The hard drives work well with other systems (Windows 7 32-bit and 64-bit, Windows XP), so they are ok. The drives also work on my computer if I boot from an Ubuntu memory key.
The behavior I see is that Windows gives the usual "Installing device driver sofware". As it does that, it correctly identifies the drive as, for instance, "My Book 1140". After a while it comes back with "Device driver software was not successfully installed". When I check the Device Manager, the USB hard drive is listed under "Other Devices" with the same name (e.g., My Book 1140), but there is no entry under USB Mass Storage Device or Disk Drives.
I have tried many tips from other websites, from deleting temporary files under C:\Windows\System32\DriverStore to power cycling the hard drives (they all have external power supplies), to "unhide" empty drives from Windows Explorer. The drives do not show under Disk Management, so I cannot attempt to assign a different letter or initialize them. Again, they work fine on other systems, they are properly formatted, and they can be read/written to (on other systems).
The one difference I noticed between a working and a non-working situation is that, on other systems, when the external hard drives properly show under Disk Drives in the Device Manager, the Driver Details tab shows two drives loaded: disk.sys and partmgr.sys. But when I look at the same tab in my non-working system, it show the drives that are recognized (the older, smaller external drives, and the internal SATA drive) have an extra driver: hpdskflt.sys
Has anyone else been able to use newer, larger USB external hard drives with this model? Is there a limitation in the hardware that would make those newer drives not compatible? As my smaller hard drives and memory keys still work under Windows 7, there's no issue with the USB ports themselves, just with these specific newer, larger hard drives.
I've sent an email to HP support, but I'm not hopeful because they only provide tech support to devices under warranty, or under a busines service agreement. I don't meet any of the two requirements.
The support pages for Western Digital and Seagate (my new external hard drives) say that there are no extra drivers needed, and that Windows 7 64-bit should recognize them right away.
The support pages for Microsoft say that if a driver is not installed properly or found, the device manufacturer should be contacted.
So that only leaves Internet forums as a source of ideas and suggestions.

Working solution on win 7 32 & 64 with driver lj1010serieshb-vista, did as follow:
connected printer, windows tried to auto install and failed, device was listed as unspecified.
googled for lj1010serieshb-vista(32/64).zip driver, downloaded from hp website, unzipped and extracted files.
Start > Run > PrintManagement.msc , then Print Servers > Localhost , right click on drivers > add driver > next > choose x86/x64 > next > have disk > browse to location of extracted
files, select hpc1015e.inf > ok > select hp laserjet 1010 hb > next > finish
Repeat above process and this time select select hp laserjet 1015 hb > next > finish , this step is needed as stated on previous post some files are missing on the 1010 driver and adding 1015 fixes the problem.
Now back to Devices and printers , right click on the unspecified device > troubleshoot > then will ask to search for driver, select "apply this fix" , it will find and install the correct driver from previous step > then will ask to set printer
as default, select "apply this fix" > then will ask if you want to share printer, select "skip this fix" if you don't want to share > close troubleshooter.
Now i have perfectly working printer, 'preferences' is working and not crashing win explorer and printer doesn't hung.
I guess you could first add the two drivers to your system before
connecting your printer and it would install perfectly but who would though this old printer would not work trough windows update.
thanks to the people who went by trial and error to find a working solution.

Is RoboHelp compatible with 64-bit Windows 7?

I'm having a problem with RoboHelp/RoboSource (posted about elsewhere in the forum) and in response to a support query, I received a message stating that RoboHelp is not compatible with 64-bit Windows 7.
Quoting: "Please ensure that Windows 7 is not 64 bit, as RoboHelp is not compatible."
This seems to be in conflict with the blog posting by Ankur Jain, Product Manager - RoboHelp, (http://blogs.adobe.com/techcomm/2009/12/adobe_robohelp_8_now_supports_windows_7_also.html) in which he states "I'm pleased to inform you that Adobe RoboHelp 8 now also supports Windows 7. With this, RoboHelp 8 is now compatible with Microsoft® Windows® XP with Service Pack 2 (Service Pack 3 recommended) or Windows Vista® with Service Pack 1 or Windows® 7."
Now, Mr. Jain doesn't specify 32-bit or 64-bit Windows 7, but considering the detail in his posting regarding service packs, I'd expect that a blanket statement like RH is compatible with Win 7 would mean both 32-bit and 64-bit, unless otherwise stated.
Some questions:
1) Is RH compatible with 64-bit Win 7 or not?
2) What about RoboSource? Is it compatible with Windows 7? If so, which versions? 32-bit or 64-bit?
Also, the tech person said that we also need to try running RoboHelp in "simplified mode." What exactly is that?
Thank you in advance!

Hi again
I'm wondering if the "Simplified" bit is stemming from this Adobe Knowledge Base article?
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Easy Print VI panel not working with 64-bit windows vista

We have a significantly sized application developed in Labview 8.2.1 that is designed to work on a standalone computer. This application uses "Easy Print VI Panel" to print report pages which are basically front panels of various VIs. The application also prints some report pages using the "Print Report" module. Typically we use the application builder and use the generated installer to install the application on a target computer. We also include the appropriate Run-Time engine and NI VISA 4.1. The applications works exactly as designed on all versions of 32-bit Windows (ME, XP, Vista). Now, when this application was installed on a machine running Windows Vista 64-bit, attempts to print reports resulted in a lot of blank pages. I noticed that the report pages that are based on the "Easy Print VI Panel" module were blank whereas the ones that are based on the "Print Report" module were not blank.
To further troubleshoot, I created a very small application. The only function of this application is to use the "Easy Print VI Panel" to print the front panel of another VI that I bundled inside the application. I observed the same behavior.
From what I can tell, either:
1. "Easy Print VI Panel" with Labview 8.2.1 is not compatible with Windows Vista 64-bit
2. The Labview Run-Time Engine 8.2.1 has some incompatibility with Windows Vista 64-bit (I have not tried to install the full development system on the 64-bit Vista computer)
Any insights as to what may be causing this? or does anyone know of a fix for this issue. I am attaching the latter simple test code to the post.
Thanks
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Sorry Sam, I couldn't get my hands on a 64-bit Vista machine to tinker with your VI. I got a little obsessed with trying to get ahold of a computer to test it out on, that I overlooked actually taking the time to think about the problem. But, now that I'm thinking about it, which operating system did you build this application on? Sometimes an application that was built in another OS than it's running on will have problems caused by the differences in the OS. I'd like to try building the application in 64-bit Vista and deploying it to another 64-bit Vista machine, but unfortunately, I can't test this out myself. My gut feeling is that the application is acting up because it wasn't built in 64-bit Vista, not because the Easy Print VI or the 8.2.1 Run-Time Engine themselves are incompatible with 64-bit Vista. If you can, please test out that theory. That will definitely help determine if it's truly a bug or not.
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G560 64-bit Windows 7 : Plugged in ,Not Charging

Hi,
I'm facing a problem with my Lenovo G560 (64-bit Windows 7 and i3 ). I'm not able to power on my laptop without connecting to the power outlet. Once the Windows started the battery icon shows 100%(Plugged in , not charging). If I remove it from the power it is getting shutdown immediately. Will it be a battery problem ? Any OS update might not have compatible with the hardware or drivers ?
Can any one please suggest a solution for this problem?
Thanks in Advance !
Regards,
Aswathy

Hi
Welcome to community
Since you are not getting any backup from the battery and you are able to use the system when Ac adaptor is connected
Please remove your battery from the system , then reconnect it back again . Now connect AC adaptor
Also try updating the Bios
http://consumersupport.lenovo.com/au/en/DriversDownLoads/Drivers_Show_3840.html
You may receive an error while updating battery is not detected
Hope This Helps
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Is Adobe Digital Editions compatible with 64-bit Windows 7?

My computer was having bluescreen issues so I did a System Recovery. I want to make sure all new software is compatible. Not sure what this means in the Technical Requirements: Windows 7 32 or 64 bit running in 32-bit mode.

it's compatible.
the tech specs indicate ade will be running in 32bit mode, not 64 bit.

For a Compaq IJ300 printer I need a 64-bit, Windows-8.1-compatible driver.

Hello. I think I may have adapted my Compaq IJ300 printer for potential use with my new, presently 64-bit, Windows-8.1-operating-system-loaded notebook computer, which has four Universal Serial Bus (USB) ports, but no parallel ports, by purchasing a parallel-to-USB cable to connect between that printer and my new notebook computer.
My short question: How may I obtain just a 64-bit, Windows-8.1-compatible driver for the Compaq IJ300 printer? (not a computer program to scan for needed driver updates, a procedure which has unfortunately failed to lead me to the driver I want in so far at least two instances)

Thanks, Ban Hien, for kindly taking some time to post some information here. I verified that via http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareCategory?cc=us&lc=en&products=217385 no drivers for the Compaq IJ300 printer newer than for Windows 98 were supplied there. Nevertheless I used that printer in Windows XP Home Edition in an older notebook computer in probably the year 2013 before I no longer could “power up” that computer! Looking at my notes from July 19, 2010, after connecting that printer to my old notebook computer Windows XP reported “Found New Hardware Lexmark Inkjet 4100,” probably for finding the Lexmark 12A1980 color cartridge in the Compaq IJ300 printer at that time, and “Found New Hardware Compaq Inkjet IJ300” for I suppose locating a driver from within Windows XP Home Edition for the Compaq IJ300 printer.
The Web page http://support.microsoft.com/kb/293360 indeed shows that the Compaq IJ300 printer is supported by Windows XP. I read that it is on a Windows XP operating system Compact Disc or else can be obtained from http://www.driverguide.com/driver/detail.php?driverid=133838&si=bb941f1db37cb35ad6ad9b8e7da36bd8. The resource http://www.driverguide.com/ appears to be a place on the Internet through which one may be able to obtain individual drivers for pieces of hardware. Within that Web site I read that one user found that a Lexmark Z11 driver could used with a Compaq IJ300 printer in probably Windows 2000 with Windows 2000 identifying that Compaq IJ300 printer as a Lexmark Z11 printer. Unfortunately I could not find a 64-bit, Windows-8.1-compatible driver for either the Compaq IJ300 or Lexmark Z11 printers within http://www.driverguide.com/ or http://www.lexmark.com/; the newest Lexmark Z11 probably driver available via the latter Web site was for only Windows 2000 and 32-bit Windows XP. The Web page http://www.hardwaredata.org/index.php?driver=109025 reports a Windows-8 driver for the Compaq IJ300 printer. But using that Web site's computer program DriverDetective.exe to scan my present notebook computer's hardware with the Compaq IJ300 printer connected to the parallel-to-USB cable, which in turn was connected to a USB port of my computer, the Compaq IJ300 printer was not “noticed” by that hardware-scanning program. A pure speculation of mine, not something I know to be a fact, is that because 64-bit, Windows 8.1 did not “notice” the Compaq IJ300 printer, that particular hardware-scanning program might have followed Windows 8.1's lead and also did not “notice” the connected, Compaq IJ300 printer. So if the information at http://www.hardwaredata.org/index.php?driver=109025 is correct, there might actually be a Windows-8 driver for the Compaq IJ300 printer that that scanning program never recommended because it did not “see” the Compaq IJ300 printer.
It seems logical that if one has the source code for a driver in use by one Windows operating system, knows the intimate details of that and a newer version of Windows, and knows how to write computer code in the computer language of the driver, then he might be able to take the source code for the driver that works in Windows XP and modify it to work for 64-bit, Windows 8.1. Then after that I suppose he might have to compile and link that source code to make the driver usable by a Windows-8.1 operating system. In a Linux operating system I have been told that the driver source code for a device can be compiled with I think the kernel source code to make a new version of the Linux kernel which includes the function of that new driver. On this adventurous subject I have here at least sometimes been writing well beyond my experience and/or knowledge. But at http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/hardware/ff554644(v=vs.85).aspx there are instructions on how to use the Windows Driver Kit to “build” (probably to compile and link) a new driver using I think a starting version of a driver. More speculation on my part is that because Hewlett Packard has not been supplying a Windows XP driver for the Compaq IJ300 printer, perhaps someone may have used something like the Windows Driver Kit in the making of a driver usable for this printer in Windows XP.

ITunes for Windows 7 64 bit, Windows Live Mail Contacts not (all?) syncing

I have researched this as much as I can but cannot find a solution.
I had my iPhone 4 synced to my Window Vista Home Premium PC using iTunes just fine until January when the PC motherboard crashed. No data was lost and all contacts have been restored to my new PC with is Windows 7 Home Premium (64 bit). My contacts are in Windows Live Mail (Windows Contacts) and I'm syncing via iTunes with "Sync Contacts with: Windows Contacts" selected.
However, not all contacts are syncing with my iPhone. In fact, I'm not sure they are syncing at all, although the sync function goes through. It may be that the only ones that sync are those that existed before the new PC (i.e., the Windows Vista contacts which were in Windows Mail). I have created new contacts on both the PC using the new version Windows Live Mail and on the iPhone since the crash, and would like to get them synced up.
Symptoms:
1) Some specific contacts on PC are not on the iPhone after multiple sync attempts.
I have so far positively identified one contact that did not sync. It shows in Windows Live Mail under Contacts, however it does NOT show up in my Windows username/Contacts folder!
2) One Contacts group on PC is not on the iPhone, although two others are (they probably were from before the crash).
I have so far positively identified one group that did not sync. It shows in Windows Live Mail under Contacts groups, however it does NOT show up in my Contacts folder as a .group file!
3) The same group as #2 also does NOT show up in the iTunes group list under "Selected Groups" on iTunes, but the other two groups do. (I do not use "selected groups" because that disables "all contacts" syncing, but the groups are visible grayed out on the list.)
4) As a test, I created a new contact on my iPhone, synced, and it shows up now in Windows Live Mail Contacts; it also shows up in my Windows username/Contacts folder.
5) As a test, I created a new contact in Windows Live Mail and it does NOT show up in my username/Contacts folder. I synced the iPhone again and it does NOT show up on my iPhone contacts.
OK folks, where are these missing contacts going and how can I get them synced?? Thanks!
PS: I have the latest iTunes 10.5.3.3, no updates are available. However, Apple Support/iTunes seems to suggest Windows 7 64 bit either "does not use Windows Contacts" (which seemed quite wrong until I ran the tests above), and also that Windows 7 64 requires iTunes 10.4.1, which I cannot install because I have a later version installed. I would have assumed the correct version installed for my OS when I installed iTunes on the new PC. iTunes runs fine by itself and in coordination with my iPhone other than the above issue.
PPS: This site seems potentially relevant, however is highly technical: http://liveunplugged.wordpress.com/2011/02/04/windows-live-mail-contacts-databas e/
but doesn't help with this problem.

I didn't get any help on this from the forum, but from studying around and experimenting with different approaches, I have come up with the following conclusions:
Under Windows Vista, Windows Mail synced its contacts with Windows Contacts [which are in c:\users\username\contacts]. iPhone via iTunes synced with Windows Contacts. Changes to either Windows Mail Contacts or iPhone contacts would always update each other. Life was good.
Under Windows 7, Windows LIVE Mail (WLM) does NOT sync its contacts with Windows Contacts. It puts them into a hidden database. If you have prior Windows Contacts and brought them along for the ride, they are still there in the folder but they are not connected to the WLM contacts database
When you first set up Windows Live Mail, you can import your Windows Contacts and they appear to be synced. (In fact, they are, but only at that single point in time.)
If you change any Windows Live Mail contact or add a new one, it does NOT change in Windows Contacts. It only changes in the WLM contacts database. It therefore does NOT sync to your iPhone.
Similarly, if you change a contact on iPhone or add a new one, it will sync with Windows Contacts. However, this does NOT update your Windows Live Contacts.
So, from what I can tell, here is what this means: to maintain a steady state, you have two choices:
Whenever you update or add a contact, add it in either iPhone or Windows Contacts [the Windows Contacts folder has a "New Contact" button], and they will stay in sync with each other. Then manually update or add it in Windows Live Contacts to keep those up to date so you can use them for e-mail. OR
Whenever you update or add a contact, add it in either iPhone or Windows Contacts, and they will stay in sync with each other. DO NOT manually update Windows Live Contacts, but realize they are not always up to date. If an address needed for an e-mail is not in there, manually retrieve it from your Windows Contacts or your iPhone and insert it into the e-mail. [Having done that, you can right click on the address in the e-mail and add it to your WLM contacts if you want.] Periodically, manually delete all of your Windows Live Mail Contacts and then re-import your Windows Contacts into Windows Live Mail and, voila, your contacts are in sync again! (Isn't that great, I mean really awful??)
NOTE: If you follow course #2, DO NOT import your Windows Contacts into Windows Live Mail contacts without deleting your existing Windows Live Mail contacts, or you will end up with a double set plus the new ones.
FURTHER NOTE: I obviously can't make any guarantee you won't lose data if you follow course #2. Be sure you have a complete backup before deleting your WLM contacts. However, I will say that after experiencing a double set of WLM contacts (by failing to understand the first NOTE above), it was impossible to pick out the new items [WLM will now show you the date of entry or modification of the contact, so you can't sort by date], so I deleted all of them and re-imported my Windows Contacts and had a complete set again.
AND ONE FINAL NOTE: I have not tested how any of this affects Windows Live Contacts used online outside of Windows Live Mail, because I do not use Windows Live online.
Please post further comments if you have any more information on this topic.

HP Laserjet P1006 is not working on Windows 7 (64-bit).

I lost my original CD-Driver and I tried to download the CD-Driver on HP website but it doesn't work when I click printing. It seems that my HP Laserjet P1006 is not working on Windows 7 (64-bit).
Can anyone give me a link that works for installing driver for HP Laserjet P1006 for Windows 7 (64-bit)?
Thanks for helping!

Hi @achieverone ,
I can help you with finding the drivers for the Laserjet P1006.
Just to clarify, you were able to install the printer software, but it just isn't printing correct?
Here are the two drivers available for Windows 7 64 bit.
HP LaserJet P1000-P1500 Hostbased Plug and Play Basic Driver.
HP LaserJet P1005/P1006/P1500 Printer Series Full Feature Software and Driver.
Try and print a hardware self test on the printer to find out if it is a hardware or software issue.
Open and close the lid five times quickly. It should print off a page with black lines on it.
Download and run the Print and Scan Doctor. It will diagnose the issue and might automatically resolve it. Find and fix common printer problems using HP diagnostic tools for Windows?
What were the results when you ran the Print and Scan Doctor? (did it print or scan, any error messages)
If you need further assistance, just let me know.
Have a great day!
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Disk does not contain a Windows XP-compatible partition

Hi,
I've just received my new Mac Pro and I tried to install boot camp, in boot camp assistant everything seems all right, i choose the main this, choose a partition of 31Gb to boot camp it creates well to, as to insert the WINXPSP2 CD, and then restart.
When I'm on the screen to choose the partition to install winxp, i choose the right one that Boot Camp have created, but then this screen appears.
"To install Windows XP on the partition you selected, Setup must write some startup files to the following disk:
238473 MB Disk 0 at Id 1 on Bus 0 on atapi [MBR]
However, this disk does not contain a Windows xp-compatible partition.
To continue installing Windows XP, return to the partition selection screen and create a Windows XP-compatible partition on the disk above. If there is no free space on the disk, delete an existing partition, and then create a new one.
To return to the partition selection screen, press ENTER."
Any one have any ideas?! I tried to find some info in this forum and google but i didn't find any answers.
Regards to everyone.
Marco

Why not just create a 2nd drive and leave your OS X boot drive well enough alone - makes life easier.
Format as MBR and one or more partitions as MSDOS and boot from XP again.
Might want to try erasing your current partition (still MSDOS/FAT) and try again.

Itunes 10 will not load on windows 7 64 bit. Error code 2324. Old Itunes is gone or not working. Cannot play anything although files are still there. What the ??? is error 2324. Seems like alot of people ar ehaving the same problem

Itunes 10 will not load on windows 7 64 bit. Error code 2324. Old Itunes is gone or not working. Cannot play anything although files are still there. What the ??? is error 2324. Seems like alot of people ar ehaving the same problem

I have had this problem with Windows 7 and iTunes updates for some time. Each time it takes hours to solve but with the over the air upgrade to IOS6 on my iPhone and iPad, I was determined to solve and remember what I did, So here it is:
http://www.care4pcs.co.uk/2012/09/pear-shaped-apple-ios-6-for-iphone-ipad.html
I hope this helps you and any other users.

HT1222 I am trying like **** to download itunes 10.6.3 (64 bit - Windows 7) and I keep getting "the installer was interrupted before the requested operations for iTunes could be completed. Your systems has not been modified." I NEED HELP, PLEASE!

I am trying like **** to download itunes 10.6.3 (64 bit - Windows 7) and I keep getting "the installer was interrupted before the requested operations for iTunes could be completed. Your systems has not been modified." I NEED HELP, PLEASE!

I got it figured out myself... yaaaaay for me!

64 bit Windows 7 Itunes 10.5 store not working

64 bit Windows 7 Itunes 10.5 store not working: Reset netsh winsock, turned off fierwalls, etc. Still Itunes store comes up as blank white. I need help. I also suggest Apple made it possible to download from a website instead constantly glitchy software.
Microsoft Windows 7 x64 Home Premium Edition Service Pack 1 (Build 7601)
Dell Inc. Inspiron 620
iTunes 10.5.3.3
QuickTime 7.7.1
FairPlay 1.13.37
Apple Application Support 2.1.6
iPod Updater Library 10.0d2
CD Driver 2.2.0.1
CD Driver DLL 2.1.1.1
Apple Mobile Device 4.0.0.97
Apple Mobile Device Driver 1.57.0.0
Bonjour 3.0.0.10 (333.10)
Gracenote SDK 1.9.5.502
Gracenote MusicID 1.9.5.115
Gracenote Submit 1.9.5.143
Gracenote DSP 1.9.5.45
iTunes Serial Number 002EAD84036361B8
Current user is not an administrator.
The current local date and time is xxx
iTunes is not running in safe mode.
WebKit accelerated compositing is enabled.
HDCP is not supported.
Core Media is supported.
Video Display Information
Intel Corporation, Intel(R) HD Graphics Family
**** External Plug-ins Information ****
No external plug-ins installed.
iPodService 10.5.3.3 (x64) is currently running.
iTunesHelper 10.5.3.3 is currently running.
Apple Mobile Device service 3.3.0.0 is currently running.
**** Network Connectivity Tests ****
Network Adapter Information
Adapter Name:    {81DAE0D9-A8E7-418D-A08C-386B4561B2B7}
Description:    Realtek PCIe GBE Family Controller
IP Address:    xxx
Subnet Mask:    xxx
Default Gateway:    xxx
DHCP Enabled:    Yes
DHCP Server:    xxxx
Lease Obtained:    Sun Feb 26 22:49:54 2012
Lease Expires:    Wed Feb 29 17:19:08 2012
DNS Servers:    75.75.76.76
        75.75.75.75
Active Connection:    LAN Connection
Connected:    Yes
Online:        Yes
Using Modem:    No
Using LAN:    Yes
Using Proxy:    No
SSL 3.0 Support:    Enabled
TLS 1.0 Support:    Disabled
Firewall Information
Connection attempt to Apple web site was successful.
Connection attempt to browsing iTunes Store was successful.
Connection attempt to purchasing from iTunes Store was successful.
Connection attempt to iPhone activation server was successful.
Connection attempt to firmware update server was successful.
Connection attempt to Gracenote server was successful.

I've removed PCTools from the reg.
Okay ... PC Tools has released an update for some LSP-related iTunes conflicts, so it might also be worth investigating that:
iTunes is not working correctly with PC Tools protection software installed

HP LaserJet 1010 not recognized by Windows 7 (64-bit)

My HP LaserJet 1010 (USB-printer) is not automatically recognized by Windows 7 (64-bit). I am unable to install the printer manually. I did locate a Vista 64-bit driver for this printer on the HP-website, but I don't understand how I could use the inf-file. I can't find a way to tell Win7 where to look...

Working solution on win 7 32 & 64 with driver lj1010serieshb-vista, did as follow:
connected printer, windows tried to auto install and failed, device was listed as unspecified.
googled for lj1010serieshb-vista(32/64).zip driver, downloaded from hp website, unzipped and extracted files.
Start > Run > PrintManagement.msc , then Print Servers > Localhost , right click on drivers > add driver > next > choose x86/x64 > next > have disk > browse to location of extracted
files, select hpc1015e.inf > ok > select hp laserjet 1010 hb > next > finish
Repeat above process and this time select select hp laserjet 1015 hb > next > finish , this step is needed as stated on previous post some files are missing on the 1010 driver and adding 1015 fixes the problem.
Now back to Devices and printers , right click on the unspecified device > troubleshoot > then will ask to search for driver, select "apply this fix" , it will find and install the correct driver from previous step > then will ask to set printer
as default, select "apply this fix" > then will ask if you want to share printer, select "skip this fix" if you don't want to share > close troubleshooter.
Now i have perfectly working printer, 'preferences' is working and not crashing win explorer and printer doesn't hung.
I guess you could first add the two drivers to your system before
connecting your printer and it would install perfectly but who would though this old printer would not work trough windows update.
thanks to the people who went by trial and error to find a working solution.

NOT 64-Bit Windows Compatible

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