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hddbug
 Post subject: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 25th, 2015, 1:23 
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I would like to know which will be the best OS for my new pc3000 udma

1) 32 BIT windows 7 with 4 GB RAM
2) 64 Bit windows 7 with 8 GB Ram
3) 32 Bit Windows 10
4) 64 bit Windows 10
I would like to know what is practical experience of all users.
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Wkyeri
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 25th, 2015, 4:40 
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If it is PC3000 UDMA PCI - 32bit OS only supported.
For newer cards i think 64 bit is better and Windows 7.
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hddbug
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 25th, 2015, 5:42 
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hi Wkyeri
thanks yes it is pci express based card
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Amarbir[CDR-Labs]
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 25th, 2015, 13:07 
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hddbug wrote:
hi Wkyeri
thanks yes it is pci express based card


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 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 25th, 2015, 22:27 
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higgsboson
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 29th, 2015, 1:38 
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In conclusion windows 7 Professional 64 Bit with 8 GB of ram will be ideal right ?
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labtech
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 29th, 2015, 9:17 
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Sure, but maybe you could consider win 8.1 64bit since 7 is no longer supported, so to speak.
I am still running 7 myself, though.
http://www.acelaboratory.com/pc3000.Express.php

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jermy
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 29th, 2015, 9:40 
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labtech wrote:
since 7 is no longer supported

i never used support from microsoft
ho, i do remember "one time only" spending a lot of time with every tech./manager/supervisor you name it, for a problem and they came to one conclusion: "we can't help you, there is no solution for that"
ho, i did managed to solve the problem on my own
and it was the first and last time
so... who needs their support ?
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data-medics
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: July 29th, 2015, 9:54 
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Maybe later today someone will get brave and install Windows 10 on their PC-3000 machine. I know the old UDMA card won't work because I assume the installer defaults to 64 bit if the hardware supports it. But, the new card might work in 10.

Please let us know the results whoever tries this first. :D

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datarecoveryindia
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: August 2nd, 2015, 6:46 
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1) 32 BIT windows 7 with 4 GB RAM to begin with.Some have lost their cards firmware by using other 64 bit systems, while upgrading the firmware.This happens with 2% of users.(Statistics given by PC3000..Canada)So play safe.
It is best to also ask your Reseller/or the manual informs a lot.

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Amarbir[CDR-Labs]
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: August 3rd, 2015, 3:59 
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datarecoveryindia wrote:
1) 32 BIT windows 7 with 4 GB RAM to begin with.Some have lost their cards firmware by using other 64 bit systems, while upgrading the firmware.This happens with 2% of users.(Statistics given by PC3000..Canada)So play safe.
It is best to also ask your Reseller/or the manual informs a lot.


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labtech
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: August 7th, 2015, 15:22 
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I think the major problems are concerning drivers so far. It seems to be very specific to the machine it is installed on.
Make a clone/image/duplicate of your drive/machine before upgrading and it should be safe if upgrade goes bunkers.

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pcimage
 Post subject: Re: PC3000 Supported OS
PostPosted: August 7th, 2015, 15:31 
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Amarbir wrote:
datarecoveryindia wrote:
1) 32 BIT windows 7 with 4 GB RAM to begin with.Some have lost their cards firmware by using other 64 bit systems, while upgrading the firmware.This happens with 2% of users.(Statistics given by PC3000..Canada)So play safe.
It is best to also ask your Reseller/or the manual informs a lot.


Well ,
God Help Deepspar .I Hope You Old Folks Remember Mr Arora The Great .

PS : Dimitry Sir Would Be Pleased To See You Back Online And Possibly Revive All The Older Threads :mrgreen:


Yep, I remember Dr. Arora's old posts. Very entertaining reading :-)

Welcome back Dr Arora!

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