Im running Vista X64 using an RS232 USB adapter from Maplins I've had none of 
the issues you've had. Luckly its just worked out of the box.

--- In [email protected], "Mark Ebert" <eber...@...> wrote:
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> I think I figured out how to do something with Icom CS-2820 cloning
> software for the desktop computer.
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> I installed the software from the disc on my new Gateway FX6800-11
> running Vista 64 OS.
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> The Icom OPC-478UC which is the USB cloning cable to speaker jack 2 of
> the rig does not work since Icom has no drivers for the USB in V64. See
> Icom Knowledge Base Article 812A2A454A  The digital settings either did
> not appear or were greyed out. When I loaded my .icf file all digital
> settings had a red X
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> There is no setting in the software to open digital settings so I
> figured it had to be in the windows registry.
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> So I opened the command prompt and typed regedit and began to snoop
> around.
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> Under HKEY_CURRENT_USER\software\Icom\Setup there is an entry called Etc
> Data. On the Vista machine on which the digital was still locked (
> because the USB cable does not work) I changed the value I found of Etc
> Data from decimal value 32993 to decimal value 800. (These are not the
> hexadecimal values!) I carefully remembered the first value just in
> case.
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> After making the change on that single registry entry I went to my
> program and voila all the digital data settings are open and editable.
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> It was never my intention to clone the radio with this computer. I just
> wanted to copy my memory file off the laptop, edit it on the desktop
> with its wide screen monitor and full keyboard, and then copy it back to
> the laptop I use to clone the radio.
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> It worked.
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> If anyone has a newer laptop with Vista 64 and they want to use this
> software they need to have OPC-478 RS-232 cloning cable and not the
> OPC-478UC USB cloning cable. I think the serial RS232 data cable from
> the 91 AD will also work. Of course they will need an RS232 jack or a
> USB to rs232 adapter certified for Vista 64.
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> Mark -  N0EOF
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