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Old 04-08-2008, 01:16 PM   #501
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I think Dell released 64 bit drivers now, am I correct?

http://support.dell.com/support/down...WLH&hidlang=en

Gonna test everything now since I just got my m1330.
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Old 04-08-2008, 02:10 PM   #502
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For Vista I gave it 180g the rest was for Linux. I did not keep the media direct partition as I did not need it. Linux can play DVD's but it is not part of the basic installation. You can find instructions on how to play DVD's in the forums for Ubuntu.
Thanks forceofnature.... my real issue now is since I have upgraded hard drive. I have 2 extra 160gb 2.5 inch drives. I hate to waste space. The drive I have installed now is a 320gb......... can anyone tell me how I can put the 160gb hard drive in a firewire external case. the laptop has 1394 port for firewire can someone give me a link to a good enclosure.. Must be firewire. I can't stand using USB 2.0
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Old 04-08-2008, 02:45 PM   #503
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Thanks forceofnature.... my real issue now is since I have upgraded hard drive. I have 2 extra 160gb 2.5 inch drives. I hate to waste space. The drive I have installed now is a 320gb......... can anyone tell me how I can put the 160gb hard drive in a firewire external case. the laptop has 1394 port for firewire can someone give me a link to a good enclosure.. Must be firewire. I can't stand using USB 2.0
http://info.maplin.co.uk/Module.aspx...=14&doy=search

http://www.coolcomputertoys.com/fire...ure/index.html
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I think Dell released 64 bit drivers now, am I correct?

http://support.dell.com/support/down...WLH&hidlang=en

Gonna test everything now since I just got my m1330.
Did the install with my own Vista 64bit DVD using the sata drivers from the DELL site and everything is working fine, I used some drivers from the package here also (networking & bt). Testing some other Dell drivers too.

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Has anyone found a fingerprint program for vista 64 bit.. I am using the ibm thing and it only allows for system logon via fingerprint
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Does anyone here know if iTunes is compatible with Vista x64? The reason for my asking is because I am considering an iPhone and I recall reading someplace that iTunes does not work with vista x64 for managing the iPhone data.
iTunes crashes on me whenever I try to sign in to my iTunes store account. I've tried reinstalling and everything, but it still does it. I don't know about iPhone though.
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iTunes crashes on me whenever I try to sign in to my iTunes store account. I've tried reinstalling and everything, but it still does it. I don't know about iPhone though.
I'm vista ultimate 64x and syncing itunes with my ipod touch and its doing fine... no problem at all...

itunes version - 7.6.2.9

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Has anyone found a fingerprint program for vista 64 bit.. I am using the ibm thing and it only allows for system logon via fingerprint
Yes, in my other thread (and elsewhere in this one) I posted the link to the complete UPEK package. The only thing missing, IIRC, is password-less sign-in in FireFox; IE's is good, though.

The package is hosted by K-Byte on its web site because it sells an external USB reader that uses the same chip as the M133O's.

The link is: http://www.kbytememory.com/pages/fin...security.shtml

Scroll down and click on software for Vista. The package contains both x86 and x64 versions.
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that 5.6, i did find 5.8 software somewhere.
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Old 04-14-2008, 12:30 PM   #510
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that 5.6, i did find 5.8 software somewhere.
What does the 5.8 provide over the 5.6? Link?
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