Wade Guisbert
6-Feb-2010, 13:11
I was playing with my Epson V700 on my son's old laptop that runs Windows XP (40gb hard drive & 512mb RAM) it ran really slow, but it did download all the software that came with the V700, including the Silverfast SE 6, and I was able to generate 500MB sized files from 4X5 scans.
I bought myself a Dell with a 1T harddrive and 8gb of RAM in order to scan 4X5 slides and negs at the 500MB plus file size at a faster rate. Now with the new Windows 7 computer, the Silverfast SE will not install. I get a message: "This program can only be installed on versions of Windowss designed for the following processor architecture: X86"
I tried running the scan without the Silverfast software and was only getting a 44MB file in the "saved photo" when the file size posted at the bottom of the scan said the file was 2.0GB. I'm assuming the problem was because I didn't have the Silverfast SE 6 software installed. Is this assumption correct?
I got on the Silverfast website and saw that they have "updated" software available for Windows 7. What is the deal with the 32bit and 64bit? Which do I want to update to?
I bought myself a Dell with a 1T harddrive and 8gb of RAM in order to scan 4X5 slides and negs at the 500MB plus file size at a faster rate. Now with the new Windows 7 computer, the Silverfast SE will not install. I get a message: "This program can only be installed on versions of Windowss designed for the following processor architecture: X86"
I tried running the scan without the Silverfast software and was only getting a 44MB file in the "saved photo" when the file size posted at the bottom of the scan said the file was 2.0GB. I'm assuming the problem was because I didn't have the Silverfast SE 6 software installed. Is this assumption correct?
I got on the Silverfast website and saw that they have "updated" software available for Windows 7. What is the deal with the 32bit and 64bit? Which do I want to update to?