Hi
Looking at upgrading my Windows XP SP2 with Vista Ultimate 64 bits.
Are there any issues upgrading ROM etc with Vista 64 bits?
Are all the various program running on XP (hard-spl etc) still working under Vista 64 bits?
Thanks
JY
i was able to install hardspl 1.0 and also was able to flash the ROM to the latest DUTTY release on Windows Vista x64 with Service Pack 1.
Great. Thanks
I also use 64 bit vista ultimate with my at&t tilt with no problems. everything works great!
I use XP64 and Vista Ultimate64. And havn't witnesd any problems...
Windows Mobile Device Center
Don't forget to get the correct language / 64 bit version of Windows Mobile Device Center (succesor to ActiveSync).
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/devicecenter.mspx
While the downloadable is confusingly named drvupdate-amd64.exe it works just fine on Intel chips!
um yes and no
sometimes there is an issue find moblie device in my computer
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I've got the SP1 v2.75 installed on Vista.
The ROM update utility is from the official DOPOD release and was useable in Vista with SP1. Now it gives only a 260 error.
Stingray66 said:
I've got the SP1 v2.75 installed on Vista.
The ROM update utility is from the official DOPOD release and was useable in Vista with SP1. Now it gives only a 260 error.
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A new version of Vista SP1 called v658 doesn't solve the problem with ROM update utility 3.14.4.1 under the 64bit version of Vista.
HTC Sync driver version is now 6.1.6965.0
Stingray66 said:
A new version of Vista SP1 called v658 doesn't solve the problem with ROM update utility 3.14.4.1 under the 64bit version of Vista.
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Too fast conclusion.
It does works after putting the device in the bootloader. Connect by USB cable. Remove the driver under device manager. Remove USB cable and reconnect it again. Upgrade the driver to HTC Sync driver version 6.1.6965.0.
Make sure you've extracted the RUU.zip in a directory and copied the RUU_signed.nbh of the cooked ROM package intro that directory.
The RUU update utility version is still 3.14.4.1
Start the flash process and it will succesfully run on Vista SP1 v658 (32 or 64-bit)
As the title says i am big fan and lover of vista...but some old hardware devices prevent me from using vista and i have to bear with xp...So lets come to the problem...I want both the operating systems on 1 machine(Dell INspiron 9100)so i installed vista on my primary partition (c:/) and then did xp on the scondary(d:/) but after installing xp my vista....I dont know where my vista has gone ...the laptop boots into xp without even asking me but vista files are present in c: drive.....so can anybody guide me in this matter....
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As the title says i am big fan and lover of vista...but some old hardware devices prevent me from using vista and i have to bear with xp...So lets come to the problem...I want both the operating systems of 1 machine(Dell INspiron 9100)so i installed vista on my primary partition (c:/) and then did xp on the scondary(d:/) but after installing xp my vista....I dont know where my vista has gone ...the laptop boots into xp without even asking me but vista files are present in c: drive.....so can anybody guide me in this matter....
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When dual booting like that, you have to install the OS's in an oldest to newest order.
http://windowshelp.microsoft.com/Windows/en-US/Help/8572be9b-8580-49f7-9719-b3a4c42749fe1033.mspx
does vista boot pro helps??
max414 said:
does vista boot pro helps??
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I've never used Vista Boot Pro, so I can't answer that question. Really, all you have to do is install XP on the first partition and then install Vista on the second partition. When the computer boots up, it will give you a choice of which OS to boot into.
did wid vista boot pro....thx
mdhensley5 said:
When dual booting like that, you have to install the OS's in an oldest to newest order.
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That's not actually true, you can install newest then oldest (ie: Vista then XP)
Follow this guide it works perfectly, I did it.
I guess I've been doing it the old skool way then.
max414 said:
As the title says i am big fan and lover of vista...but some old hardware devices prevent me from using vista and i have to bear with xp...So lets come to the problem...I want both the operating systems on 1 machine(Dell INspiron 9100)so i installed vista on my primary partition (c:/) and then did xp on the scondary(d:/) but after installing xp my vista....I dont know where my vista has gone ...the laptop boots into xp without even asking me but vista files are present in c: drive.....so can anybody guide me in this matter....
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the easiest method is that if u have a vista CD boot from vista cd and then choose the repair method and a new screen will appear and then from there choose repair startup problems and then it will repair it and in boot section after restarting the computer it will show windows vista and windows xp !!! this is the easiest way to do it !!!
or you can just use vmware on vista like i did.
This post is dedicated to all frustrated vista users.
I am also a vista home premium user and i use WIZARD.
All i cant do is upgrading Wizard in vista by any PROVEN METHOD.
And there are many like me.
So, i am using VMware workstation to upgrade my wizard and hermes mobile. I have done it many times without any problem.
VMware is a software to create virtual machines in it like Windows XP....
All you need is VMware and winXP cd.
link for VMware full version is:
warez link removed -- Try the free VMWare server version instead: http://www.vmware.com/download/server/ (register with VMWare for serial #)
first download it and install xp in it.It will not take any big space in your pc and you will also not need any partition or formatting.
After downloading it open it and select new virtual machine and install XP in normal way as we install on PC.
After installing install active sync 4.5 link:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/activesync/activesync45.mspx
Now in vista go to WMDC and disable usb connection.(it is not required)
goto VMware(remember that your curser is in vmware) and connect your wizard................and upgrade normally as you do it in XP.....
And ~~ENJOY~~
Any query is invited........thank you..........
vatsal1212 said:
This post is dedicated to all frustrated vista users.
I am also a vista home premium user and i use WIZARD.
All i cant do is upgrading Wizard in vista by any PROVEN METHOD.
And there are many like me.
So, i am using VMware workstation to upgrade my wizard and hermes mobile. I have done it many times without any problem.
VMware is a software to create virtual machines in it like Windows XP....
All you need is VMware and winXP cd.
link for VMware full version is: (torrent )
Poof
first download it and install xp in it.It will not take any big space in your pc and you will also not need any partition or formatting.
After downloading it open it and select new virtual machine and install XP in normal way as we install on PC.
After installing install active sync 4.5 link:
http://www.microsoft.com/windowsmobile/activesync/activesync45.mspx
Now in vista go to WMDC and disable usb connection.(it is not required)
goto VMware(remember that your curser is in vmware) and connect your wizard................and upgrade normally as you do it in XP.....
And ~~ENJOY~~
Any query is invited........thank you..........
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I've updated the OP's post with a free version available from VMWare directly. If you have any questions as to why this was changed, please see the forum rules.
I've been trying to get sync working with windows 7 as a guest in a virtualbox vm, running on ubuntu 9.04. Anyone had any luck?
I'm currently running
PDACorner Ultimate-X2.V8
HardSPL 3.34 DaveShaw and Radio 1.71
Thanks
Try the ubuntu forum, there is a visualization section... I have done that with XP & VirtualBox 2 before, works good.
Has anyone have the activesync 64 drivers? (if there is any)
thanks
flyboyovyick said:
Has anyone have the activesync 64 drivers? (if there is any)
thanks
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I think it isn't possible.
I do also have W7 64bit, but i have downloaded Windows Virtual PC and Virtual XP, so i can connect my device to ActiveSync You should try it.
Tobseren said:
I do also have W7 64bit, but i have downloaded Windows Virtual PC and Virtual XP, so i can connect my device to ActiveSync You should try it.
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I thought about that and it might work. I could always do it on My dads XP pc.