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  • The Sexiest x64 Driver Database ;)

    You may have noticed that just like another site, Extended64.com has an x64 Driver Database. For the first time, members can upload drivers to the Extended64 database. Just browse to the category of your driver, and click on the Upload button! Let's keep our database as clean as possible, and try to...
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 01-15-2006
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility
  • Windows x64 Hauppauge WinTV PVR Drivers Expected Soon!

    Last week, I visited the Hauppague booth at the 2006 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. I was browing their products, when a Hauppauge engineer approached me and started conversation. Of course, I quickly jumped into the x64 driver question. According to what he told me, we'll see...
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 01-12-2006
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility
  • FAT Binaries: The solution to transitional problems?

    I've known for quite a while that Mac OS X supported FAT Binaries - mostly because Mac OS X is based on NeXT 's OS (and not FreeBSD!) which was built to support FAT Binaries as well. Little did we all know that they would actually take advantage of the fat binary feature ;-). Does Windows support some...
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 06-08-2005
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility, x64 Applications, x64 Development
  • AOL Does Not Work on x64

    America Online does not work on Windows x64 ( not AIM, which works fine). This is because AOL uses a special "AOL Dialer" to connect to their servers - and this requires a hardware driver (it's virtual hardware). This is not a problem for me, but it's a problem for all of us. Even if we don't use AOL...
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 05-23-2005
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility
  • Windows XP Professional x64 Edition and Games

    A great tip was posted by Tripp Park on his MSDN Blog : If your game seems to be running "too fast" on Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, try modifiying your boot.ini to add the "/USEPMTIMER" switch. It can be done with this command: bootcfg /copy /id 1 bootcfg /raw "/USEPMTIMER /noexecute=optin /fastdetect...
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 05-14-2005
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility, x64 Applications
  • Windows x64 IIS 6 running 32-bit App Pools

    Internet Information Services in Windows x64 is 64-bit. This means, if you want to run 32-bit ISAPI DLLs with IIS6 on Windows x64, you'll need to apply a small tweak. Open up a Command Prompt window, and type this command to enable 32-bit Application Pools: cscript %SystemDrive%\inetpub\AdminScripts...
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 05-10-2005
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility
  • AMD Processors, Intel Processors, x64, AMD64..

    I've seen a few people get confused about having an "AMD64" machine. Basically, the "x64" architecture is rightfully called "AMD64" under the hood in Windows (AMD did invent it). So, if you have an Intel or AMD processor which runs under Windows x64, you have an "AMD64" processor (which is more commonly...
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 05-10-2005
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility
  • DRM Music works in x64

    Rafael just blogged about MSN Music , and because people don't often read a whole blog entries, I was just asked if DRM music worked in Windows XP Professional x64 Edition. The answer: YES Here is a screenshot of WMP10 playing a DRM file, and a screenshot of me logged into my MSN Music account:
    Posted to Ryan's Blog (Weblog) by Ryan Hoffman on 05-06-2005
    Filed under: x64 Compatibility
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