We have a few machines with 64 bit Windows 7 and all seems OK. Biggest
advantage for us is that you can take advantage of more than 3.5 gigs of
RAM.
Dana Fellows
Computer Technology Instructor / Network Administrator
Whiteside Area Career Center
1608 Fifth Avenue
Sterling, IL 61081
Email, dfell...@wacc.cc
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Phone: 815-626-5810 ext. 206
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[mailto:tech-geeks-boun...@tech-geeks.org] On Behalf Of Joel A. Brondos
Sent: Tuesday, October 05, 2010 7:31 AM
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Subject: [tech-geeks] Before Taking the 64-bit OS Plunge
I'm getting ready to do a clean install of Windows 7 64-bit OS on an
updated computer that can handle it (but is running the 32-bit just
fine). I want to do this because Adobe Premiere CS5 requires it.
However,
What kind of hardware am I going to have to give up if I'm not likely
to find drivers? I have an HP Scanjet with ADF which I'm partial to .
. . and an HP 650C DesignJet poster printer which I still want to use
. . .
Has anyone installed the 64-bit and lived to regret it?
Joel Brondos
Brookfield, IL
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