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    sunny27 is offline Privileged Users
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    Hi!



    i need to know if following software is compatible with windows 7.

    some of the software i use:

    1.wamp server 2.0

    2.foobar 2000 my music needs

    3.adobe photoshop cs-3

    4.adobe reader 9(nt acrobat reader)

    5.k-lite codec pack and vlc 0.9

    6.eset nod 32 anti virus

    7.xillisoft mp3/wma converter

    8.microsoft office 2007

    9.alcohol 120/power iso/daemon tools

    10.nero 8

    11.advanced batch converter

    12.irfanview

    13.winrar 3.51

    14.winzip 10



    also for the drivers will vista drivers work? ie for network interface/sound/chipset etc.



    thanks in advance.
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    run the following software, it will scan you system and let you know of any problems

    http://www.microsoft.com/windows/win...e-advisor.aspx



    you sould uninstall stuff like the codec pack. Windows 7 can run a lot of stuff without any codecs even mkvs. Also since windows 7 has implmented a new way codecs work, the pack may not work at all.
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    amol_cool is offline Upgraded User
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    I am not sure about wamp server but all other apps will surely work fine as I myself use them



    P.S. If she use Vista currently, then everything should work without any problem. Win 7 supports all apps that run on vista.

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    the only thing that might not work out of the list is alcohol 120/power iso/daemon tools depending on the version you are using.newer versions of the tools work fine.



    I use xampp and it works fine, so i guess wamp also will not give problems.

    and yes, uninstall the codec packs.

    you should not have problems with the drivers. many will work out of box and a couple which wont, vista drivers work fine.

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    Using Win7x64 for a long time, here is the compatibility list for the applications u mentioned:-



    1.wamp server 2.0 - No idea.

    2.foobar 2000 my music needs - Using winamp latest versions with some old plugins. Working fine. Foobar 2000 works in Win 7 from what i've heard.

    3.adobe photoshop cs-3 - used CS4, compatible

    4.adobe reader 9(nt acrobat reader) - Reader works, no idea abt professional. Using Foxit reader currently

    5.k-lite codec pack and vlc 0.9 - using KLCodec mega version 5.0 and VLC 1.0

    6.eset nod 32 anti virus - Works, used version 4.xxx

    7.xillisoft mp3/wma converter - Tried Xilisoft MP3, works

    8.microsoft office 2007 - Fully works

    9.alcohol 120/power iso/daemon tools - Dont use this, old versions dont work. If u have to simply mount images, use Magic Disk/magic iso - freeware.

    10.nero 8 - Installed once, works but installs a lot of crapware . I recommend nero lite - for burning

    11.advanced batch converter -Donno

    12.irfanview - Fully works. Also picasa versions 3+

    13.winrar 3.51 - Works

    14.winzip 10 - Not tried, use winrar or 7-zip.
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    sunny27 is offline Privileged Users
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    ok i am going to install windows today -- what anti-virus should i use--it should be smooth and should work properly with windows 7 it shouldn't be resource intensive -- i can buy norton 2010 for 1400rs or kaspersky 2010 for about 500rs.or is there any other anti-virus you recommend for windows 7? and how about some good anti-spyware/malware?
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    ^^ m using free Microsoft security essential.. so far so good.. if going for the paid one better buy the KIS.

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    I have been using Windows 7 from the past 8 months without any anti-virus or anti-spyware, my OS has been absolutely stable and I haven't had an issue with it even once. If you know how to browse sites and have a little commonsense, there really isn't any need for an anti-virus since most of them are unnecessary resource hogs. If it comes to worst, you can always format your system, all a clean format takes is less than 20 minutes in windows 7.

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    Quote Originally Posted by devilsmind
    ^^ m using free Microsoft security essential.. so far so good.. if going for the paid one better buy the KIS.




    same here using on win7
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    Quote Originally Posted by devilsmind
    ^^ m using free Microsoft security essential.. so far so good.. if going for the paid one better buy the KIS.


    +1 for Microsoft secuirty essentials. though if you are buying i would prefer norton 2010 anyday. Am using the free six trial version since the last two months and it is pretty good. plus very light on the system. and i really like the idea of norton insight.

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    I Just installed Windows 7 Ultimate 32 Bit these are the softwares i tried and work well:



    Internet download manager 5.18

    Google chrome

    Opera

    Firefox

    Norton internet security 10:hap2:

    Powerchute 2.2 Vista

    Perfectdisk Build 124

    Nero 9

    Driver genius pro 9(If i click the About TAB it crashes lol)

    ATI HD 4850 Driver

    CCleaner

    Winrar 3.90

    MS Office 2007 with all the updates

    Bitmeter

    7zip

    VLC

    Hard Disk Sentinel 2.90

    Power ISO 4.5

    Peerblock

    Utorrent



    I have Installed it on 80Gb WD HDD(I never knew i had this WD found it by accident) Now its kinda hard to switch back to XP
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