The Latest 64-Bit Drivers Thread

SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
edited December 2006 in Science & Tech
Post here with new 64-Bit driver or component releases. This thread will help keep the latest 64-Bit drivers and drivers for 64-Bit components at everyone’s finger tips. The information posted here will work in parallel with keeping the 64-Bit Downloads section fully stocked with the latest and greatest 64-Bit related drivers.

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  • SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
    edited March 2004
    New SiS drivers out! Audio, Video and SATA RAID.

    http://www.short-media.com/forum/showthread.php?t=10711
  • SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
    edited March 2004
    New Creative beta sound drivers released.

    http://www.short-media.com/download.php?view.235
  • SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
    edited March 2004
    Some new 64-Bit Nvidia ForceWare and nForce drivers have been made available as well as a new set of 64-Bit 3x12 SATA Windows IDE driver from Silicon Image. You can grab them below.

    Forceware WinXP 64-bit Driver 57.30 -

    -For use with Microsoft Windows XP 64-bit Edition for Extended Systems. Please visit Microsoft’s website for more information on this operating system.
    -Adds support for GeForce 5700 and GeForce 5700 Ultra
    -Microsoft® DirectX® 9 and OpenGL® 1.5 support
    -Supports application profiles for custom image quality and performance modes for all of your applications and games.
    -NVIDIA nView 3.5 Multi-display technology
    -Advanced Microsoft® Internet Explorer® popup blocker
    -Industries only Display Gridlines technology
    -Improved HDTV Y Pr Pb component out support for 480i, 480p, 720p, and 1080i formats

    Download: [link=http://www.short-media.com/request.php?243]Download[/link] (21.5MB)

    nForce WinXP 64-Bit Driver 4.34a -

    -Audio driver version 4.34
    -Audio utility version 4.34
    -WinXP ethernet driver version 4.33
    -WinXP ethernet NRM driver version 4.33
    -Network management tools version 4.33
    -GART driver version 4.33
    -IDE 2.5 driver version 4.33
    -SMBus driver version 4.33
    -Installer version 4.34

    Download: [link=http://www.short-media.com/request.php?242]Download[/link] (20.8MB)

    SiI3x12: Serial ATA (SATA) 64-bit Windows IDE Driver

    -The latest 64-bit Windows IDE driver for the SiI3x12 SATA Controller chip version 1105. Dated 3/18/2004.

    Download: [link=http://www.short-media.com/request.php?241]Download[/link] (253KB)
  • SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
    edited May 2004
    New Athlon 64 Driver v1.1.0.9 for Windows XP.

    http://www.short-media.com/forum/showthread.php?t=13553
  • SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
    edited May 2004
    New Athlon 64 Driver v1.1.0.14 for Windows XP.

    http://www.short-media.com/forum/showthread.php?t=14012
  • SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
    edited May 2004
    ATI Catalyst Beta 1 for XP64 released!

    http://www.short-media.com/extendednews.php?n=1008
  • TexTex Dallas/Ft. Worth
    edited June 2004
    Creative has new 64bit audigy's as of 6/5/2004
  • kiteplanskiteplans
    edited August 2004
    i need drivers for logitech wheel
    and aopen mouse keybord combo
  • opoopo
    edited January 2005
    I have MSI Neo2 Platinum, I have Windows2003 64-bit edition, and i can't install it because i need S-ata drives 64 bit, it does not work with original drivers 32 bit.... pls help
  • SpinnerSpinner Birmingham, UK
    edited January 2005
    opo wrote:
    I have MSI Neo2 Platinum, I have Windows2003 64-bit edition, and i can't install it because i need S-ata drives 64 bit, it does not work with original drivers 32 bit.... pls help
    What's the SATA controller make and model? Is it Intel? Silicon Image?
  • nexis989nexis989
    edited February 2005
    There are ATI Drivers that are softmodded and tweaked by TechConnect Magazine. They contain support for all Radeon series cards.

    Download Here.
  • nexis989nexis989
    edited February 2005
    VIA Hyperion drivers for 64 bit Windows XP v0.99
    Use only with VIA chipset

    Download Here.
  • ravenfltravenflt
    edited April 2005
    opo wrote:
    I have MSI Neo2 Platinum, I have Windows2003 64-bit edition, and i can't install it because i need S-ata drives 64 bit, it does not work with original drivers 32 bit.... pls help

    I have the MSI SLI Platinum, which has the Nvidia nforce4 chipset (as the MSI Neo4 Platinum does). However your MSI Neo2 Platinum has the nforce3 chipset. You can find nforce3 64bit beta drivers here:

    http://www.nvidia.com/object/nforce_udp_winxp64_6.25

    MD & NVidia rulez & pwnz :)
  • OutlanderOutlander
    edited November 2005
    Speed touch have just release there beta driver for the 330
    http://www.speedtouch.com/support.htm
  • OutlanderOutlander
    edited November 2005
    Could someone with the full retail version of x64 (i only have the trial version) please send me the driver for canon's bjc-8000 printer please :-)
  • digitaltreedigitaltree Suffern, NY
    edited June 2006
    I have an APC Biopod fingerprint reader that comes with drivers and software for XP 32-bit only. As far as I know the software manufacturer doesn't make 64-bit drivers. Does anybody know if there's a way to get this thing to work properly in Windows x64?
  • zero742zero742
    edited August 2006
    digitaltree wrote:
    I have an APC Biopod fingerprint reader that comes with drivers and software for XP 32-bit only. As far as I know the software manufacturer doesn't make 64-bit drivers. Does anybody know if there's a way to get this thing to work properly in Windows x64?

    I've got the same problem. Talked to them yesterday and as far as the CSR I talked to knew, they don't have any plans to do anything for any type of 64bit OS. CRAP! So...a workaround for this would be super!
  • 64-bitter64-bitter
    edited December 2006
    Does anyone have 64 bit drivers for old intel boards (945 P running dual 2.6G) ? The one provided by Dell worked well until I moved from the trial version to the final version of XP 64 Pro. Screaming fast machine otherwise, but the ethernet interface onboard does not like the drivers available so far. I'm about to just buy a 64 bit NIC instead of fooling around with this issue.
  • drasnordrasnor Starship Operator Hawthorne, CA Icrontian
    edited December 2006
    Are you looking for the chipset INF drivers or drivers for your motherboard's peripherals? If the latter, we're going to need to know what devices you need drivers for.

    -drasnor :fold:
  • 64-bitter64-bitter
    edited December 2006
    drasnor wrote:
    Are you looking for the chipset INF drivers or drivers for your motherboard's peripherals? If the latter, we're going to need to know what devices you need drivers for.

    -drasnor :fold:

    I suspect that it is only for the NIC--everything else works great--but there may be only one driver for the board and the integrated peripherals. The only significant error I get when I pull up the windows device manager is on something called the "ethernet interface" whatever that means. As I understand it, the NIC is integrated on the board, and it is an Intel Pro V_ (?M) 10/100. The Dell manual only says that it is "NIC Integrated network interface capable of 10/100 communication.
  • drasnordrasnor Starship Operator Hawthorne, CA Icrontian
    edited December 2006
    Typically each of your motherboard built-in peripherals requires its own driver unless you're using a VIA or nVidia platform. VIA and nVidia have unified platform drivers which make installation simpler though sometimes motherboard manufacturers deviate from the standard platform and offer Somebody Else's NIC/audio/storage in which case the individual drivers for those need to be found.

    Intel doesn't use a unified driver so you'll need drivers for everything. The INF drivers cover the 945 chipset features like it's memory controller, PCI buses, etc. You'll need to know exactly what hardware is in your machine. As a Linux user, I would just pop in a Knoppix CD and run 'lspci' at the command prompt to get a list of all the devices in the system. Dell's manuals don't seem to be helping you a whole lot so you might try to remember what was in your old Device Manager screen.

    I looked up the 945 family drivers chart over at the Intel site. Here's what I found:
    Chipset INF driver
    SATA driver
    Integrated Graphics driver

    The 945 doesn't ship with a built-in NIC so it could be pretty much anything in the Intel lineup. Dell seems to have cheaped out on you with a 10/100 NIC though, most machines of that era shipped with gigabit NICs. At any rate, you've got an Intel PRO series NIC, probably a PRO100VE but it doesn't matter because their NIC driver is unified for the entire PRO series.

    PRO NIC driver

    I have no idea what sound you have but you should probably go look for its driver at the manufacturer website.

    -drasnor :fold:
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