Since there have been several topics asking if their software is compatible I thought I would give a direct link:
https://www.microsoft.com/windows/compatibility/windows-7/en-us/Browse.aspx?type=Softw...her&compat=all
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Thanks for the link, it was really helpful. But I'm still unclear about the DirectX 9 graphic device requirement. That website doesn't list my current graphic device which is Intel Extreme Graphics 2 integrated in Intel 865G chipset. Does anyone know if that's compatible too?
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Originally Posted by Sakuya
http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyID=1b544e90-7659-4bd9-9e51-2497c...displayLang=en -
Originally Posted by budz
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Originally Posted by Sakuya
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It will run. Worst case, it simply won't run the Aero interface. Even if it does, don't expect much from Intel graphics. They are about as low as you can go without resorting to having someone sketch the image for you. I know - I have a laptop with a newer Intel chipset, which is marginal (it runs Windows 7 fine, including Aero, but you wouldn't play games on it), and a three year old desktop for the kids which does not support DirectX fully enough for simple games.
Read my blog here.
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Originally Posted by guns1inger
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Try to boot with logging. Windows displays the name of each driver and program as it's loaded. That might show you what is causing the problem. Then you can boot in safe mode and rename or delete the driver that's causing the problem.
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Yutk, Roxio and Arcsoft: the two worst bloatware (can't really called them software, because people know enoiugh to ignore them as legit ) are on windows 7 compatible list.
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It would be nice, if those who are running Win 7, could generate to a list of programs of interest to this forum, that are Win 7 compatible, i.e., DVD Shrink, Xmedia recode, etc, etc. The things that are not given by the above MS compatibility site. I would hate to update, only to find my favorite Win XP programs do not run properly in the new OS.
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So far;
DVD shrink 3.2
Imgburn 2.5
Revo Uninstaller
Firefox 3.5.x
Thunderbird 2.x
MailWasher Pro
Womble Mpeg Video Wizard June 09 release
Comodo 3 Personal Firewall
IOBit 360 Malware Scanner
The KM Player
PS3 Media Server 1.11.x
Vegas Pro 8.0c
Sound Forge 10a
Combat Arms
Skype 4.x
Leadtek Winfast PVR 2.x (latest version) + card drivers for the DTV 2000 H
iTunes/Quicktime (9.02)
Avisynth 2.58
FFDShow (current clsid build)
Photoshop CS4
Xvid4PSP
MeGUI
Any Video Converter Free Edition
Office 2007
Run the compatility checker. I certainly was accurate with my hardware. And Windows 7 does a good job of either locating and downloading drivers (such as current Nvidia drivers) or pointing you in the right direction (my Winfast TV card)Read my blog here.
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I'm running Windows 7 64 bit and DVD Workshop 2 works fine. This post:
http://www.digitalfaq.com/forum/showthread.php/ulead-dvd-workshop-1444.html?s=ab95d6b2...bb05a3e84&
describes what file to copy into your windows\system32 and program files\ulead\dvd workshop 2 folders.
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Gunslinger,
What version of 7 are you running(eg Pro 64bit)?
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Sorry - definitely important information. I am running the 32bit Professional version (sits between Home Premium and Ultimate).
Also add to the list;
Paint.net
Art Rage 2.5
AVI Demux 2.4 and 2.5
Audacity Beta (few bugs - may be beta related, maybe W7)
Sandboxie
MediaInfo
TweetDeck (Adobe AIR based software)
WinRAR 3.80
Virtualdub 1.8.X onwards (currently on 1.9.x) + plugins
Folding@Home
uTorrent 1.8.4
More to come as I set up a new AV box with W7
Adobe Photoshop Lightroom 2.5Read my blog here.
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