Windows 7 with 64 bit
Windows 7 with 64 bit
19-01-2010 11:56 . pm | View his/her posts only
Dear Sir,
I have a Laptop with Windows 7, 64 Bit. I am using Zwcad-2009i. After installation of Zwcad-2009i in Laptop the dongle is not detecting. Is there any option?
Looking for your reply.
Regards,
Girish
I have a Laptop with Windows 7, 64 Bit. I am using Zwcad-2009i. After installation of Zwcad-2009i in Laptop the dongle is not detecting. Is there any option?
Looking for your reply.
Regards,
Girish
20-01-2010 12:35 . am | View his/her posts only
Dear Girish,
ZWCAD2009i doesn't support the dongle driver for Windows 7 after installation from the cd. You have to install the dongle driver for windows 7 separatly.
Please download it from:
Dongle Driver Win 7 32Bit
Dongle Driver Win 7 64Bit
Cheers,
Lars
ZWCAD2009i doesn't support the dongle driver for Windows 7 after installation from the cd. You have to install the dongle driver for windows 7 separatly.
Please download it from:
Dongle Driver Win 7 32Bit
Dongle Driver Win 7 64Bit
Cheers,
Lars
20-01-2010 12:35 . am | View his/her posts only
Lars
Can you please explain to me what benefits are using 64bit operating system when most of the software is 32bit?
As far as I am aware 32bit software operates at 32bit even when using 64bit OS?
I look forward to your reply.
Can you please explain to me what benefits are using 64bit operating system when most of the software is 32bit?
As far as I am aware 32bit software operates at 32bit even when using 64bit OS?
I look forward to your reply.
20-01-2010 12:35 . am | View his/her posts only
Similar question set on another forum and I have received 2 answers that I consider to be acceptable.
These are:
1) Future benefit
Always plan ahead. 64-bit is the next step. 32-bit machines will probably be phased out just like 8 and 16-bit machines were.
2) Immediate benefit
64bit has the ability to address much more RAM which helps in any high intensive graphics application.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Do you or somebody else perhaps have something to add?
Wilbri2010-03-13 07:04:05
Windows 7 with 64 bit
15-03-2010 09:28 . am | View his/her posts only
[QUOTE=Wilbri] Similar question set on another forum and I have received 2 answers that I consider to be acceptable.
These are:
1) Future benefit
Always plan ahead. 64-bit is the next step. 32-bit machines will probably be phased out just like 8 and 16-bit machines were.
2) Immediate benefit
64bit has the ability to address much more RAM which helps in any high intensive graphics application.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Do you or somebody else perhaps have something to add?
Hello, Wilbri,
As far as I know, there are two main advantages of using 64-bit.
1. The computing speed for complex problems will be much faster than that of 32-bit. But on PC, this advantage will not be showed clearly, for we seldom have complex computing problems to let our PC to do.
2. The OS with 64-bit could support higher memory of your computer directly, larger than 4 GB.
However, this technology is developing now, not perfect. So, in my opinion, the 64-bit would not be popularized in a vey short time.
Hope this information will be helpful.
Best Regards,
Denny
These are:
1) Future benefit
Always plan ahead. 64-bit is the next step. 32-bit machines will probably be phased out just like 8 and 16-bit machines were.
2) Immediate benefit
64bit has the ability to address much more RAM which helps in any high intensive graphics application.
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Do you or somebody else perhaps have something to add?
Hello, Wilbri,
As far as I know, there are two main advantages of using 64-bit.
1. The computing speed for complex problems will be much faster than that of 32-bit. But on PC, this advantage will not be showed clearly, for we seldom have complex computing problems to let our PC to do.
2. The OS with 64-bit could support higher memory of your computer directly, larger than 4 GB.
However, this technology is developing now, not perfect. So, in my opinion, the 64-bit would not be popularized in a vey short time.
Hope this information will be helpful.
Best Regards,
Denny
20-01-2010 12:35 . am | View his/her posts only
Thanks Denny
I am planning to upgrade fro WinXP tp Win7 soon and notice that the price of Win7 32bit and Win7 64bit is the same and I was therefore planning to obtain 64bit.
Is Win7 64bit going to be a problem when using ZWCAD 2010 professional?
I am planning to upgrade fro WinXP tp Win7 soon and notice that the price of Win7 32bit and Win7 64bit is the same and I was therefore planning to obtain 64bit.
Is Win7 64bit going to be a problem when using ZWCAD 2010 professional?
Windows 7 with 64 bit
19-03-2010 09:30 . am | View his/her posts only
Hello Wilbri,
ZWCAD 2010 could work on WIN7 64 bit. Since this is the first year that ZWCAD support running on WIN 7 64bit completely, we haven't received much feedback from our customers. It works very well in our test work. You could buy Win7 64bit to have a try.
Have a nice day.
20-01-2010 12:35 . am | View his/her posts only
thank you amdin's explain,glad to see
20-01-2010 12:35 . am | View his/her posts only
ZwCAD 2010 is not 64-bit is it?
If it was run on a Win7 64-bit computer would you recommend running it in XP compatability mode?
If it was run on a Win7 64-bit computer would you recommend running it in XP compatability mode?
Windows 7 with 64 bit
08-04-2010 04:25 . pm | View his/her posts only
ZWCAD 2010 is not 64-bit, but it could run on Win7 64 bit computer which is compatible with 32 bit machine. therefore, it is not necessary to run it in XP compatibility mode.



