Where is "Capture from video device" Option in Windows 7 Movie Maker

Where is "Capture from video device" Option in Windows 7 Movie Maker
Well I have installed Windows 7 on the computer of mine. as the title suggest what I am going to ask over here. I am repeating again that Movie Maker in Windows 7 is having an option to capture from the video device. I know that this particular option is not available in Windows Vista and Windows XP. let me know if you are having any idea regarding that particular issue would be highly appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance.
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Old 18-03-2011
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re: Where is "Capture from video device" Option in Windows 7 Movie Maker
Well for your kind information Windows 7 doesn’t include Movie Maker in the Operating System itself. You need to download and install Windows Movie Maker manually on the computer of yours. You can get this particular application software from the official website of the Windows Live. You can also use the software which are come along with the webcam in order to capture the Video and import the same to the Windows Movie Maker for doing editing and enhancements. In case that particular software is not available then you can get such software from the internet.
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Old 18-03-2011
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re: Where is "Capture from video device" Option in Windows 7 Movie Maker
Video Acquire Wizard in the Windows Live Suite is the by default tool to import things to Windows 7. Whenever you have plugged the camcorder and simply turned in to VCR mode it will prompt that it has begin with the importing process. File type would be DA-AVI. Once the import session has been finished Photo Gallery will launch in the screen automatically and simply provide the thumbnail for the new clip which you have created. You need to use Windows Live Photo Gallery for the purpose of Collection library.
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Old 18-03-2011
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re: Where is "Capture from video device" Option in Windows 7 Movie Maker
I have seen following changes in the wording option which have been changed in to different version of the Windows Movie Maker whenever you are trying to get the video from the camcorder to the computer of yours. I am posting all the things which I have seen.

* Record -Movie Maker 1
* Capture-Movie Maker 2.1
* Import- Windows Vista version of Movie Maker 6
* Import- Windows Live Video Acquire Wizard

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Old 18-03-2011
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re: Where is "Capture from video device" Option in Windows 7 Movie Maker
You know that most of the laptops are having built in webcam. There are large number of variety is available for the Webcam. I let you know that both the Microsoft as well as Logitech is providing great webcam models. You can use the external webcam for the USB connection which asks the compatible with all the computers. You need to check the USB version to get the compatibility of the computer of yours.
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Old 19-03-2011
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re: Where is "Capture from video device" Option in Windows 7 Movie Maker
You can use the following thing which you can apply to capture from the video.

* You have to see that Digital Camera or memory card reader is turned on and it is connected to the computer.
* You have to launch the Windows Live Photo Gallery. Click on the Home button and go for Import Photo.
* From the Import Photos and Videos and choose the device which you wanted to use and click on the import button
* You can click on the More Options and choose the Option which you wanted to use such as saving the file to the preferred location or save the file in to appropriate format.

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Installing AutoCAD 2004 on Windows 7

Installing AutoCAD 2004 on Windows 7
I am having Windows 7 on the computer of mine. well I am looking for installing AutoCAD 2004 on the computer of mine. I am getting an issue when I am trying to copy the license file in the C drive of the computer of mine. it is not allowing me to do the same. Let me know where is the problem and how to fix the same. Any suggestion would be highly appreciated. Thanks a lot in advance.
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Old 18-03-2011
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Re: Installing AutoCAD 2004 on Windows 7
Well looking at the situation which you have provided I let you know that AutoCAD 2004 is not compatible with Windows Vista or Windows 7 at all. If you are going to use AutoCAD 2007 then you need to use service pack to run this particular software on Windows Vista. In case you have installed that particular software on the computer then I am suspecting that it might become completely unstable on the computer of yours.
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Re: Installing AutoCAD 2004 on Windows 7
Just for trying I am suggesting that you should try to use this particular program in to Compatibility mode.

* You have to right click on the program and go for Properties and click on the Compatibility mode. You have to click on the Run this program into Compatibility mode for checkbox.
* You need to choose the desired operating system form the list so that you can run the program under the desired Compatibility with the operating system.

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Old 18-03-2011
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Re: Installing AutoCAD 2004 on Windows 7
If you have installed Windows 7 and you can try with the Windows XP mode and the Virtual PC. Widows XP mode would require the following thing.

* First of all very basic it should have Windows 7,
* A computer which can do the hardware visualization . well it means that CPU of the computer would have either Intel VT or AMD Visualization.
* Finally visualization feature should be turn on to the BIOS of your computer.

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Old 18-03-2011
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Re: Installing AutoCAD 2004 on Windows 7
I am asking certain question which would help me to find out the root cause of the problem on the computer of yours.

1. Have you ever tried to install AutoCad 2004 on the computer of yours? When you are getting the issue and the time of installation or running that particular software?
2. Do you have got any error message on the screen? If your answer is yes then simply post the error message over here?

Answer the above mentioned question so that i can let you about the troubleshooting steps.
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Old 19-03-2011
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Re: Installing AutoCAD 2004 on Windows 7
Well i have figured out the after disabling the Integration in XP mode and you can start the Autocad on the computer. In order to disable the Integration mode you have to Choose Tools which is located on the the menu bar of the virtual XP mode. Now launch the Autocad and again go for Tools in the Virtual PC XP mode. Now click on the Enable Integration. I am hoping that it will help you to fix the matter of yours.
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No sound on my system while recording audio

No sound on my system while recording audio
I recently upgraded to Windows 7. After updating my audio I have seen that it did not work. I tried to update the audio driver, automatically through windows, and manually from the manufacturer's website. I am using an Dell laptop. Window detects the trouble and tries to apply a correction, saying that there is a problem with HD devise. It continues, reinstall the driver may be solve this trouble. But after doing this nothing happen in this. I have tried many solutions which is given on to the Microsoft website but nothing helps me. So finally, I tried to download and install the driver from the dell website, each version for every OS offers. A driver is not available of window 7, only Vista, XP and 2000. Each downloaded drivers encountered an error during installation and could not be loaded. The elaborate audio says its general properties to be developed can not start (Code 10). No updates for the controller design are available. Any idea how to get my sound to work again?
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Old 13-03-2011
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Re: No sound on my system while recording audio
You are able to try to install the audio driver provided by the manufacturer in compatibility mode and make sure the trouble. To do this, initially create a system restore point. Actually when I was going through the same issue so at that time I have tried this solution and the good part of this is that I am able to get fix for my issue. So I will recommend you o go for this I am sure that hit swill also going to help you.
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Old 13-03-2011
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Re: No sound on my system while recording audio
System Restore helps you to restore your system files to a previous point in time. It is a way to undo change to your PC system without affecting your personal files. Sometimes, installing a program or a driver can cause an unexpected modification in the equipment or cause Windows to behave unpredictably. Typically, when you uninstall the program or correct the driver trouble. If uninstalling does not resolve the difficulty, so you are able to try to restore your computer system to an earlier date when the whole thing worked correctly. So I will suggest you to go for this I am sure that it will help you.
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Old 13-03-2011
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Re: No sound on my system while recording audio
System Restore make uses of a feature which is called System Protection to frequently create and save restore points on your computer. These restore points hold data regarding registry settings and other system data that Windows uses. You are also able to create restore points manually. System backup images stored on hard drives can also be used for System Restore, like restore points shaped by the system protection. Although the backup system images hold the system files and personal data, your data those will not be affected by System Restore. It is not designed to back up personal files, so you cannot help you recover a personal file that was deleted or damaged. You regularly back up your personal files and sensitive data with a backup program. For more information about backing up personal files, see Back up your files. So as much I know about it I have told you over here and I am sure that it will help you.
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Old 13-03-2011
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Re: No sound on my system while recording audio
Here are the steps through which you will be able to restore the data:

1. So first thing you have to Open System Restore by ticking the Start button
2. And in search box just type System Restore
3. After that in the list of the results tick system restore.
4. And in this if you are prompted for the admin password or confirmation then you just type that. Only this much you have to do.

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Old 19-03-2011
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Re: No sound on my system while recording audio
I have the same problem as the man above all fracking machines I upgraded to Windows 7 until I have the problem on machines built to put in Windows 7. Says no audio device installed, said that reinstalling the driver does not work. I put XP back on the machines they had and the CIM for him and the PPL are happy and a few will buy Mac in the future because of this mircocrap. Oh, and it's pretty stupid to repeat the same automated and it has been answered before, I see that you have never been voted in aid. The DECE is in most cases the Realtek AC'97 is standrad for most motherboards.
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Windows 7 HD audio device does not respond

Windows 7 HD audio device does not respond
I have Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 on my dell laptop and the device worked nicely. So after upgrading to Windows 7 my RR speaker emits sounds that are supposed to come from the subwoofer. By contrast, the subwoofer sounds that are supposed to through the speaker RR. I also noticed that the speaker properties dialog shows wrong color shots in the section data Jack. Sub C should be orange and RL RR must be black. On the other hand, in this dialogue of the Subcommittee C is black and making RL RR is orange. So if you guys have any suggestion on the same so please help me.
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Old 13-03-2011
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Re: Windows 7 HD audio device does not respond
I am also facing this issue actually rolling Back Windows XP resolve the problem. Realtek install new drivers for Windows 7 fixes that problem but I cannot control the headset and rear speaker jacks LR independent, and cannot listen to headphones without raising the volume of the speakers. Dell does not offer an updated driver for this device to Windows 7. I've also done a strange thing and install and run Mac OS X on this machine just to test the audio and even then the operating system takes the speakers are working properly, as they did in Windows XP Media Center. The trouble is absolutely in the Windows 7 driver version for this device. From what I read seems to have also been in the Vista version of the driver. "Microsoft has available a patch to fix this problem? Or, is there any other way to modify the jacks on the controller? The chipset is ALC880. I do not want to manually alter the plugs and jacks as this will not work for any other OS might as well start this team. Install the generic driver from Realtek is not an option that I need to have independent control over headphones and speaker volume. Anyone know a solution or a registry change that can make sharing footage on the controller? Help would be appreciated.
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Old 13-03-2011
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Re: Windows 7 HD audio device does not respond
There should be an choice in the advanced part of the Realtek control panel to get rid of the front headphone and line out jack back. Have you checked there? Realtek looks like the 880 is not well-matched with Realtek in Vista / Windows 7, so that it may removed the option. If you do not see it, I recommend checking with your support and see if there is any option to activate it. The inbox HD Audio class driver reads only the values that the machine is configured. Not compatible with power restasking as a third party audio drivers do.
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Old 13-03-2011
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Re: Windows 7 HD audio device does not respond
Regarding this issue I have solution for it actually when I was going through the same issue so at that time I one of my frined suggest me this one and it really help me so you also go for this. Actually you guys have mention that you are not able to get proper diver for the windows 7 so for that you just click here and from here download the well matched driver. After doing this you just reply me here whether you will be able to get solution or not. And according to that it will also help other also.
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Re: Windows 7 HD audio device does not respond
Thanks for the link, but this does not seem to apply to my chipset. My chipset is supported by these drivers in Windows 2000 and Windows XP, but my chipset is not listed as well-matched along with Windows 7 with these drivers. My chipset ALC880, which is not on the list for Windows 7 or Vista. I download and install the most recent drivers previous to posting here and those who worked to initialize the good takes, but my headphones and not on sound volume separately and headphones do not work at all.
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Old 19-03-2011
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Re: Windows 7 HD audio device does not respond
I tried the driver anyway, thinking that maybe the most recent version which will resolves the problem. Same problem, no change. Recover the use of headphones again. Uninstall Realtek drivers and codecs and allows Windows 7 to install the native drivers. Retrieved headphone sound, but RR and RL C Sub exchanged shots again displayed correctly in Windows 7 for dialogue.
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Need drivers for MSI GX710

Need drivers for MSI GX710
I just newly purchase the MSI GX710 and when I purchase this, I can’t get any drivers CD or DVD with it. While I play any game on this, it’s not allowing me because of drivers. It’s really feel like annoying. I also try this to get from MSI site, but I can’t find it over there. Even I try to find it on google too, but I can’t get anything from google also. So, please if anyone here has any information about this than please provide me. If anyone find any drivers or any driver information than please give me. Thank you.
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Old 11-03-2011
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Re: Need drivers for MSI GX710
I have some information for Bluetooth GX710, which may be useful for your notepad. Bluetooth is a wireless protocol technology for limited communications to ease the transmission of data over short distances from predetermined and mobile devices. To use Bluetooth GX710 need:

1. Operating System: Vista

I wish, if you don’t have this than, this will really useful for you. Just try to download this driver from MSI site, where you get perfect and well-matched driver for your MSI GX710.
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Re: Need drivers for MSI GX710
I also have one driver for you that is MSI GX710 Card Reader. Drivers are software that allow the operating system interact with various peripherals that counts. It is similar to an instruction manual that tells how to communicate and control the computer to a particular device. This makes the drivers are an essential element of the operation of your computer, as if they could not articulate the CPU with other components. To use MSI GX710 need Card Reader:

* Operating System: XP / Vista

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Re: Need drivers for MSI GX710
Here I have one very useful driver for your MSI GX710, which is MSI GX710 TV Tuner. One of the great innovations that have given us the world of technology is to use your PC monitor and TV. All we need is to have a specific board, and install the drivers for this way to articulate it with the other devices. To use MSI GX710 TV Tuner need: it work with Microsoft windows XP / 2000 / Vista / 2003. So just try this and let me know that this is useful for you or not?
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Old 11-03-2011
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Re: Need drivers for MSI GX710
Just try the MSI GX710 Webcam Driver 5.7.15.001. I recommend using the latest version of the driver. Do not fail to remember to stay updated on the drivers with me, if you want any software or any latest games information just let me know, I just try to find it for you. Attempt to set a system restore point previous to setup a device driver. This will facilitate if you setup an unsuitable driver. Troubles can take place while your hardware device is too old or no lengthy compatible.
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Old 19-03-2011
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Re: Need drivers for MSI GX710
I have some specification for MSI GX710 Webcam Driver, so just check this out, if this is useful for you.

1. Speakers and Subwoofer stereo upper class theater 4
2. Design stylish and exquisite
3. Output HDMI (High Definition Multimedia Interface)
4. Processor AMD Turion64 Mobile X 2
5. Screen WSXGA / WUXGA with ACV (amazing sight glass) 17 "
6. Graphics ATI HD2600 with 512 MB VRAM
7. Buttons W, A, S, D colorful players on the keyboard to
8. Computer VIVID image enhancement, exclusive MSI
9. Windows Genuine is genuine Windows software which is correctly licensed and lawfully installed.

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Media Center Resolution changes and do not stick on windows 7

Media Center Resolution changes and do not stick on windows 7
I am utilizing Windows 7 Ultimate and the windows 7 ultimate is linked to Pioneer through High-Definition Multimedia Interface and after that linked to a Samsung TV and it’s as well through High-Definition Multimedia Interface. Everything is working, but every time I start media center, center media changes the resolution (1440x900, IIRC). Then go into "TV Settings" and reset the resolution to 1920x1080. Everything is then fine; I can use 7MC without any problem. When I leave 7MC, my desk looks good (also set at 1920x1080). However, as soon as you restart 7MC, the resolution (in the media center) will revert back to 1440x900. Just do not "stick", no matter what changes the resolution (7MC interior) will not remain persistent between runs of the program. The video card is an ATI 4850, running the newest Catalyst drivers. I prepared a custom resolution, presently to be confident, nothing seems to have any effect on him as soon as you exit and reopen media center changes the resolution. Also, I tried to "re-run Setup" in the Media Center for any success. I am connected to the machine in an account with administrator privileges.
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Old 20-03-2011
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Re: Media Center Resolution changes and do not stick on windows 7
I'd suggest performing the clean boot so you can solve your problem. To perform clean boot follow these steps: get on the Start sign from the desktop and after that select on the run and type msconfig and next hit enter. Throughout this moment you will be incited to enter the administrator password for authentication of the password and then continue. Now under the clean boot, go to the general tab and then hit the Start button and then make unchecked on selective radio marking load startup items. After this go to the services tab and choose the check box Hide All Microsoft Services, hit on Disable All button and subsequently make a hit on the OK button. I assume this will assist a lot.
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Old 20-03-2011
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Re: Media Center Resolution changes and do not stick on windows 7
Hello thanks for replying, i have gone through steps and i have tried to follow this and then i didn’t have any result on this. I have tried several times but the result is same. I have tried the clean boot but it not working at all i don’t know should i do to solve this issue, please is there anyone to solve this issue and so that i can solve mine issue.
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Old 20-03-2011
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Re: Media Center Resolution changes and do not stick on windows 7
In my opinion, I also believe that the problem you mentioned in your post is supposed to occur for the center of the media, so I recommend you download the latest version of the web site developer and replace the existing one, can be emitted from the previous version. Try this, if this does not help, it's just for the graphics configuration, change the settings, I would also suggest that you upgrade the controller firmware version, if the problems with the graphics driver or the optimal solution, then this will surely help solve the problem.
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Re: Media Center Resolution changes and do not stick on windows 7
The setting is where i thought it should be: first go to the Tasks and then select the Settings. Under the settings make hit on the TV and after that go to the TV set or monitor. I have my TV connected to an S-video cable, and I had chosen this configuration, which gave me no options to change the resolution. Apparently, if I say I have a media center running TV through a VGA cable, I get a complete list of screen resolutions I can choose, and this works flawlessly.
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Can Photoshop CS4 work on Windows 7 x64

Can Photoshop CS4 work on Windows 7 x64
Let me know if Photoshop CS4 will run on Windows 7 64 bit. I tried the MS support site, but does not appear in one way or another - which looks like a major omission for such an important program. I am unable to find any information on the Adobe website regarding the same. I do not want to spend money on Photoshop loads, if it will not work. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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Re: Can Photoshop CS4 work on Windows 7 x64
Nothing to do with your hard drive, adobe CS4 is a professional software is very resource-hungry processor, memory, RAM, graphics card, nothing to do with the capacity of the hard drive. It is the rotation speed of a hard drive! I think you do not realize Photoshop CS4 package that to pay 2000euros, is a software professional who needs a machine "race"! A computer superstore has going charge 400euros, is software that is much tastier than see the games today! If you plan to do some photo processing invested in a desktop computer and not a laptop and if you do not want to ruin there CS4 with Gimp!
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Old 20-03-2011
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Re: Can Photoshop CS4 work on Windows 7 x64
Photoshop CS4 is pa that is complicated to use, it's just that it costs a whopping sum of 1015 € or so and I speak not of CS4! So for me this is not legally obtained PS software for all the world, all Simply because all the world has no use, especially if it's for some editing and some less sophisticated effects editor there are alternative, less so after good couteuse. But those who have preferred to invest in PS rather than in a computer a bit more powerful is their choice.
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Re: Can Photoshop CS4 work on Windows 7 x64
Here I have provided some of the tests that I have personally gone through so you may decide on yourself that what could happen and what cannot.

* CS4, yes, perfect operation. And it moved to native 64-bit mode. CS3: not tested.
* Dreamweaver and other software as part of CS4 Master Collection (ie including Acrobat 9): yes. No worries.
* Acrobat 6: No idea
* Flash CS4 yes, but I do not know about earlier versions

Excellent device-level recognition. I do not have your hardware to test, but I do not see why it would be inconsistent.
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Old 20-03-2011
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Re: Can Photoshop CS4 work on Windows 7 x64
See one thing is clear that if it the program that you wish to run on your Windows 7 64 bit machine is not compatible with the 64 bit machine then it is not at all going to work with it, No matter what you do. Still I guess you can check about this issue by trying to use this program from the safe mode of the Windows Operating system which may does not show you any such issue.
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