TSP and Windows X64

I have a CCM in version 4.0 and TSP version was 4.0(0.2203).
I try to install the CISCO TSP in Windows X64 but it is doesn't works.
In the Advanced tab, I can't see any "Cisco IOS Telephony Service provider". All works perfectly in other windows version.
Witch TSP version was compatibly with Windows X64??
Thanks for your help
Regards
Sebastien

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