Andre
Mon Sep 05 15:45:26 CDT 2005
It really is strange, most of these company's are basing their support on
demand, if they don't see a strong enough demand for their products on x64
they don't develop drivers. Hopefully with the next version of Windows,
Vista, company's will automatically create a universal native version of all
their software for both x64 and x86.
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"Ernst" <Ernst@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> Thank you for the information.
> But why is there no "better" support for x64? Is it still beta? Is there a
> new release in 2006?
>
> I have asked Google if they can be faster.
> Ernst
>
>
> "William Walker" wrote:
>
>>
>> "Ernst" <Ernst@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:CFC726AC-845B-49EF-AAA2-1566A1CD305F@microsoft.com...
>> > Dear Microsoft,
>> > why is XP X64 not supported by msn desktop search?
>> > I have asked Google the same question. ( of course Google DS)
>> >
>> > Please support your own OS!
>>
>> It relies on the 32 bit explorer extensions before it can run. It won't
>> be
>> before next year before there is better support for x64
>>
>> William Walker
>>
>>
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