Oracle obdc driver 32-bit doesn't run on 64-bit windows 2008 server r2

Does anyone know a way to run OBDC driver on windows 2008 server r2?, a way to run the app?

Pl post in the Heterogeneous Connectivity forum (Heterogeneous Connectivity as this forum is meant for issues related to database installs
HTH
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