Thank you Alberto,

No need to apologize for the delay -- you have better things to do. I will 
follow your recommendations and let you know the results.

73
Barry
WB2ZXJ



--- In soft_radio@yahoogroups.com, Alberto I2PHD <i2...@...> wrote:
>
> On 7/16/2010 9:53 PM, baj4242 wrote:
> > Hi Alberto,
> >
> > It has probably been mentioned in some past dialogue, but I haven't been 
> > able to find it in the archives.  Has ExtIO_SDR14.dll been upgraded (or is 
> > it able) to run under Win7/64bit?
> >
> > I see that Phil has upgraded his ExtIO_qs1r.dll.
> >
> > Thanks for all your great contributions to ham radio
> Hi Barry,
> 
>     please excuse me for the delay in answering... often messages 
> awaiting an answer from me accumulate, and then I reply to all of them 
> just in one session...
> The original ExtIO_SDR14.dll  works perfectly under Windows 7/64bit... 
> no need to upgrade it. I have a new PC with a triple boot, WinXp, Win7 
> 32bit and Win7 64bit,
> and the SDR-IQ works with Winrad under all of the three opsys.
> 
> There is just one caveat. You must disable, before trying to install the 
> driver, that pesky UAC (User Access Control), the latest invention of 
> Microsoft to
> complicate the life of the users... and, of course, your user must have 
> administrator rights.
> One last thing, when you try to execute the file  register.bat  as 
> indicated in the Appendix A of the Winrad User Guide, don't double click 
> on the file name,
> but, using the right mouse button, select "Run as administrator".   It 
> does not matter that you already are an administrator....  the powers 
> that be in Redmond
> decided that the users are all stupid, and that they must be handheld 
> when they walk, otherwise they could walk into a tree....  the same 
> applies to the developers
> of Linux, who say to you "No, no... you _cannot_ login as root, that 
> could hurt you...."  For them, the fact that the PC is mine and I want 
> to be free to do _whatever_
> I choose to do on it is irrelevant.... for them I must be protected from 
> myself.... and now Microsoft is starting to imitate that bunch od 
> idiots.....
> 
> 73  Alberto  I2PHD
>


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