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PegM_4
May 24th, 2009, 07:53 PM
Will the The Returnil Virtual System 2008 Personal Edition work on a Vista 64 bit computer????

Coldmoon
May 26th, 2009, 09:21 AM
Hello PegM_4 and welcome to the forums :)

No, x64 compatibility will be available at some point in the V3x series...

Mike

arran
June 28th, 2009, 12:39 AM
Don't bother making 64bit for XP and Vista.

Its more important to make 64bit For windows 7 when it comes out. I am tired of being restricted to only 4GB of Ram.

and Returnil running in memory option would work better with more Ram Right?
so I hope there is going to be 64 bit for windows 7 when it comes out?

Coldmoon
June 29th, 2009, 08:58 AM
Hello arran,
When x64 compatibility is introduced it will be valid for all supported OS's except XP. IOW, XP will remain x32 only...

Mike

caspian
July 1st, 2009, 11:16 AM
I use Returnil on my XP computer. I will be soooo happy to have it on my newer Vista 64 bit. I hope it happens soon. I hate not having it.

edbro
July 2nd, 2009, 03:30 PM
I will be moving all 3 of my computers to Windows7 x64. Hence I will be giving up Returnil. I am sure that there will be quite a few just like me.

I already run Win7 RC1 on my main desktop and I really like it. You have to think that most of those adopting Windows 7, and there will be quite a lot, will be choosing the 64bit version. Most hardware is now 64bit and the 64bit OS will be more mainstream. I fear Returnil will lose a big portion of their base as users will have to choose Returnil or a shiny new Windows version.

Coldmoon
July 2nd, 2009, 05:26 PM
{QUOTE-> I will be moving all 3 of my computers to Windows7 x64. Hence I will be giving up Returnil. I am sure that there will be quite a few just like me.

I already run Win7 RC1 on my main desktop and I really like it. You have to think that most of those adopting Windows 7, and there will be quite a lot, will be choosing the 64bit version. Most hardware is now 64bit and the 64bit OS will be more mainstream. I fear Returnil will lose a big portion of their base as users will have to choose Returnil or a shiny new Windows version. <-QUOTE}

Hello edbro,
Don't be so quick to jump ship just yet. Version 3 is still a beta but we plan to support more OS versions including Win 7 and 64-bit. Stay tuned and have faith - much testing and proving to do yet ;)

Mike

caspian
July 3rd, 2009, 09:45 AM
I for one am waiting patiently. I am very happy to know that I will be able to install on my 64 bit Vista.

edbro
July 3rd, 2009, 11:53 AM
{QUOTE-> Hello edbro,
Don't be so quick to jump ship just yet. Version 3 is still a beta but we plan to support more OS versions including Win 7 and 64-bit. Stay tuned and have faith - much testing and proving to do yet ;)

Mike <-QUOTE}
I'm not jumping ship. Once you introduce Win 7 64bit, I'll be back. I still own 2 licenses. I'm just saying that you run the risk of people forgetting Returnil after getting Win7 and then not coming back.

Coldmoon
July 3rd, 2009, 12:01 PM
{QUOTE-> I'm not jumping ship. Once you introduce Win 7 64bit, I'll be back. I still own 2 licenses. I'm just saying that you run the risk of people forgetting Returnil after getting Win7 and then not coming back. <-QUOTE}

We are covering the Win 7 "gap" at the moment with the LAB version which is based on the 2x generation. It is only compatible though with the 32-bit version, but it does offer an effective alternative for current 2x license holders who have upgraded to that OS.

Mike