VISTA 64bit & 32 bit compatability

You may download the driver from the Lexmark website.

http://bit.ly/zBp72H to download driver for Windows 7 32bit, Windows Vista 32bit and Win XP

http://bit.ly/HQOzBp to download driver for Windows 7 64bit and Win Vista 64bit

If your Acer has a 32 bit processor then you cannot upgrade to a 64 bit Windows operating system. In this case you can upgrade to 32 bit Windows 7

Sorry...the w 10 is not compatable with Vista or XP 64Bit systems.
This is an older model which was compatable with 98, 2000, Me, and XP 32 Bit systems.
For your peace of mind you can verify this by checking at www.olympusamerica.com

If the manufacturer of the copier does not make a driver for vista or win 7 64 bit, then you can't use it.

I ran into the same problem a few years back when I upgraded to XP pro 64. I resolved the problem by utilizing Microsoft dual-boot feature. When I need to print or copy, I rebooted to my XP 32 bit system to do the work.

Eventually I purchased new equipment that was compatible with 64 bit systems

Any 32bit OS can only read up to 3.5GB of RAM. In order to read additional ram you must have a 64BIT OS.

I had the exact same problem. Per Olympus you have to buy the RS 27 foot pedal. It IS compatible with Vista 64bit. RS 25 which is what I have IS NOT compatible with Vista 64bit.
Cheapest I found online is $43+ shipping for RS 27 foot pedal.
There is a free upgrade to DSS Player 7 on Olympus website that you will have to do for it to work with RS 27 foot pedal.

Sounds like Compatibility Mode may help.

To configure the compatibility mode for an application, just locate the installation directory and right click on the .exe, selecting Properties from the menu.
Select the Compatibility tab:
You can choose to run the program in Windows XP compatibility mode, or even all the way back to Windows 95 compatibility.
Probably the most useful setting to start off with would be to disable the visual themes and desktop composition, if you can't get things working. If you are trying to run a video game, you will often need to choose "Run this program as an administrator". You'll have to play around with it, but most likely you can get your application working this way.

Good Luck

most will have to be run in compatibility mode. movies on cd & dvd probably won't burn to cd (or run at all). they're too old for the manufacturer to post patches for vista support.
http://www.howtogeek.com/howto/windows-vista/using-windows-vista-compatibility-mode/

if the software is already installed on a pc, run the upgrade advisor to get more info on compatibility.
http://www.microsoft.com/windows/products/windowsvista/buyorupgrade/upgradeadvisor.mspx?wt_svl=20409a&mg_id=20409b

Well, we wont know until you try. In my opinion, your 32/64 bit issues will be solved, but you would still have the normal vista/xp compatibility issues.

But that is to be expected, like when we all upgraded from win98 to XP.

So - I would recommend downgrading to Vista 32 bit, or getting the 64bit software version of the programs you want to use.

Good Luck, and let me know what you did, and how it turned out! :)

Hi,

The winzip which u have downloaded will not work with Vista 64bit...please click on this link http://www.winzip.com/downwz.html
or copy and paste it in address bar so that u can download and it will work in Vista 64bit..

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