Problem with AuthenTec AES1660 & Digital Persona

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  1. Need2Know
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    Windows 7 Professional 64 bit
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    I guess this means using the same version i.e. W7 Professional 64. Do I then need to go on the Sony site and download all the drivers for all the hardware or does it not affect them ? Or does loading W7Prof repair the W7Prof that's already there ?
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  3. SlasherIT
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    Download all drivers necessary from the Sony website. Then you will need a retail copy of Windows 7 Professional. You can get one from the internet as an iso and burn to a disk too if you do not have one... Find it on your own though.
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