Who is running windows 64?
This is a discussion about Who is running windows 64? in the Everything New Technology category; I need to reformat and seeing as I have a 64bit processor, I would love to run windows xp 64, however, I dont konw if it will support all the drivers I need supported (such as my old ass scsi card and nikon ls2000 slide scanner).
I need to reformat and seeing as I have a 64bit processor, I would love to run windows xp 64, however, I dont konw if it will support all the drivers I need supported (such as my old ass scsi card and nikon ls2000 slide scanner).
Is anyone running windows xp 64 and can comment on it? Should I just go with windows xp instead and wait for vista?
Also, I think I am enrolled for the vista beta program. MS keeps sending me emails for their beta software but I don't really check it out anymore because I'm busy and not really into the whole scene that much. If I do and can get a copy of Vista beta 1, would it be worth while to install? Is it still extreamly buggy with tons of memory leaks? What drivers do I use? ect....
Any info would be nice. Thanks
Is anyone running windows xp 64 and can comment on it? Should I just go with windows xp instead and wait for vista?
Also, I think I am enrolled for the vista beta program. MS keeps sending me emails for their beta software but I don't really check it out anymore because I'm busy and not really into the whole scene that much. If I do and can get a copy of Vista beta 1, would it be worth while to install? Is it still extreamly buggy with tons of memory leaks? What drivers do I use? ect....
Any info would be nice. Thanks
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I would stick with Windows XP 32 bit for time being.
Windows XP 64 and Vista will NOT have all the drivers you require.
You can try dual booting, so if you have some free space on your HD, you can install XP 64 on a seperate partition to try it out and if things don't work out, you can still switch back to your 32 bit Windows.
Windows XP 64 and Vista will NOT have all the drivers you require.
You can try dual booting, so if you have some free space on your HD, you can install XP 64 on a seperate partition to try it out and if things don't work out, you can still switch back to your 32 bit Windows.
