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AS we have seen many times in these forums, the failure is in Windows7 not being fully 64 bit with a 32 bit virtual machine for 32 bit support. Apple knew to do this when they went 64 bit. Hopefully Windows 8 will follow this route.
Going full 64 bit speeds up the OS and rewards those who write 64 bit drivers/programs/etc. Running the 32 bit stuff in a virtual machine slows the 32 bit way down which passively encourages rapid change to 64 bit.
How fast would Adobe change if Microsoft released a competing application that was fully 64 bit and Adobe's application had to run in emulation mode?