Does this support Windows 7 64 bit?
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I believe it does but not 100% sure as I am using windows 7 128 bit works really nice. Would definitely buy again.
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I have mine working well on Windows 8 64 bit so I don't see why it wouldn't work well on Windows 7 as well.
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The 64bit Windows 7 will not work on a 32bit computer; I believe that if you tried to install it, you would get a message saying that the OS will only work on 64bit systems.
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I'm using it with Windows 7 64-bit, and it works fine. So it SHOULD be okay for 32-bit as well.
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Yes, you can install it on a Windows 7 64 bit system. Download the latest drivers from the Creative website.
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I doubt it. The software you need to configure it doesn't even work with a 64 bit version of Windows. Don't buy this product.
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yes, I'm running it in windows 7 64bit and so far I haven't had any trouble with it .
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Yes. I use a 64 byte Windows 7 computer and it works properly on my computer.
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Not sure; I run Win7-64bit on all my machines. Looking at Jeffery's post, I'm thinking "yes" but you may have to run it in Win7 "compatibility" mode.
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You can get the newest drivers from M-Audio, and yes it works with Windows 7 64 bit.
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Yes. some of my computers are running windows 7 64 bit and some are 32 bit. It is basically a generic driver
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Yes. We are running it on Windows 8 64 bit as well as a few Windows 7 machines.
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we use 64 bit on windows 7 and 8, it is a plug and play...nothing to install
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On the disc that comes with it, it says it's supported. I am using windows 8 64-bit. If you still are not sure check out their website.
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I called tech support and the rep, after a few seconds hesitation when I mentioned "64", said yes, click-free does support Win7 64bit
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Yes, I have had this model for a few months and use it with windows 7 64 bit. No problems, easy to use.
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See: http://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Search.aspx?type=Hardware&s;=WDBAAR6400ABK-NESNShort answer: Apparently yes