nightflier Registered: 05/31/08
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zzeds_dead Moderator
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l think l saw John post that he does not have a pc with win 7 yet. |
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nicklepro Registered: 06/08/09
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Reply with quote | #3 | works fine with windows 7. haven't encountered any problems with it yet
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MoreChips4Me Registered: 12/19/08
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Reply with quote | #5 | Which SQLExpress version are u using with win7?
I have win7 64 and decided to try the new trial and downloaded SQLExpress V-64 as per instructed with the Vista64 instructions. However, when installing it, it refuses to be installed. Complaints something about some component on the system being newer than the one in the install package.
So, I wonder would SQLExpress 2008 (64 bit) work then....?
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pokerhound

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Quote: Originally Posted by MoreChips4Me Which SQLExpress version are u using with win7?
I have win7 64 and decided to try the new trial and downloaded SQLExpress V-64 as per instructed with the Vista64 instructions. However, when installing it, it refuses to be installed. Complaints something about some component on the system being newer than the one in the install package.
So, I wonder would SQLExpress 2008 (64 bit) work then....?
It should work, but I haven't tested it yet. Try it and let me know. Make sure while installing, user is given admin privledge; otherwise PH will not be able to connect. |
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MoreChips4Me Registered: 12/19/08
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I can confirm having tested it myself that SQL Express 2008 64bit version works ok in Win7 64 Pro with PokerHound. |
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J0FF4 Registered: 04/05/08
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