T510 Windows XP 64bit - Multi Card reader no longer working

Just installed XP 64 bit from XP 32 because i finally got tired of windows only recognizing 2GB of RAM.
I have just discovered the multi card reader no longer works (it worked just a few days ago with the 32 bit xp).
i have tried uninstalling and reinstalling the driver (6hss03ww.exe - Ricoh Multi Card Reader Driver) several times, with no luck.
i do not have any uninstalled drivers, or highlighted items in the device manager.
Has anyone else ever has this issue, or can offer some advice? i am a bit at a loss... and ready to dump this thing out the window and buy a mac...

Hello mate,
Lenovo doesn't support windows xp 64-bit. If you have a look in the readme file it says
Added support for Microsoft Windows XP Professional x64 Edition (on ThinkPad
W510 only).
Install windows vista or 7 if you want a 64-bit OS.
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