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why is there not a windows 7 64-bit discussion group?
View Poll Results: do we need a windows 7 64-bit only forum section?
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Yes we need a 64-bit only forum section
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No, its fun to confuse the two.
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There is just no need.
45 71.43%
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New #32
Just as we now have to remind some posters to provide their specs, we may have to remind someone to tell us what version he/she is running. No big deal; it will take two posts to clear that up. And some people are running both 32 & 64 bit systems.
Bottom line, it is working just fine as it is. If it ain't broke...
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New #33
Got me confused. I run Windows 7 64bit and most of my apps are 32bit since 64bit versions are not available yet. If I have a problem with a 32bit app in what section should I post? I think it is fine like it is so that is how I voted.
Jim
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New #35
did you have Microsoft Volume Shadow copy Service installed or running??
need more information to know why it did not work..
well kari, im guessing that at 13 posts a day on average since you joined this forum, you definitely have a lot to say to a lot of people, if the helpful information you provided here is any indication, im sure everybody is every happy to be "helped" out by you.and then come you. Second day as a member, 16 posts, over third of them in this thread, which you started with your third post.
good job, you bring happiness and joy where ever you go.
nutz
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New #37
Nutz, you misunderstood my point. I tried to explain it to you that for instance different editions of Win7 have more differences than x86 and x64. For me, it seems that this your passion to get an x64 forums goes a bit too far, coming from a member who has just joined.
We are, like I mentioned, over 70,000 quite happy members here, liking and using the Seven Forums as it is.
Kari
P.S. Thanks, Tews.
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