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Eddie Lotter
November 20, 2008 at 2:32 pm[elizabeth nelson] “I’m not not getting any support from adobe because they say they don’t support it on vista64”
CS4 is fully supported under Vista x64, CS3 is not. It’s documented on the Adobe Web site.
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Elizabeth Nelson
November 20, 2008 at 3:38 pmI have a brand new computer with vista 64 home premium edition (Dell XPS with all the bells & whistles) – i have been unable to install adobe creative suite 4. spent 2 hours with adobe support and they finally told me that they do not support cs4 on vista 64 & they would be glad to refund my money.
I am also unable to install cs3.
cs3 functioned beautifully on my “old” computer (xp home edition with 2g memory).
can you tell me exactly how some of you were able to install cs4 on vista 64.
I’m almost hairless & have already spent 2 days setting up my computer.
All my other programs loaded & run beautifully on the new pc.
Please HELP!
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Eddie Lotter
November 20, 2008 at 6:17 pm -
Harvey Goldberg
November 20, 2008 at 11:24 pmIt was CS3 not CS4…and it did not work…on a brand new computer that exceeded all of specs. I suspect that there were driver issues, but it is enough to keep me from ever using Vista. I just bought my daughter a new computer and I passed on several that only offered Vista.
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Paul Thurston
November 22, 2008 at 1:52 amHi,
Vista Home Premium as well as Vista Home Basic, supports only ONE physical CPU, but multiple cores. These versions of Vista should not be used for CS4.
For 64-bit computing on Vista OS and CS4 consider only Vista Business or Vista Ultimate. These versions of Vista support up to TWO physical CPUs. CS4 apparently expects TWO physical CPUs installed in your PC (Most professional Video capture Cards also have that expectation.)
You should be able to upgrade a 64-Bit Vista Home Premium to 64-Bit Vista Business or 64-Bit Vista Ultimate (if you have a Dell computer, consider contacting them for this purpose.) All others may need to purchase the actual Business or Ultimate OS DVD.
So what about the other versions of 64-Bit Vista such as Enterprise, 2008 Server, Korean and European versions of Business and Ultimate? Will 64-Bit CS4 software run in these versions?
Vista Enterprise is like Vista Business (Not available through retail or OEM sales, as it’s made available only through Microsoft Software Assurance. The Korean “KN” and European “N” versions of Business and Ultimate do not include Windows Media Player (so in those versions you will not get the codecs that come with WMP.) 64-bit Windows Vista Server 2008 is REALLY nice software. You probably should not consider 64-Bit Server 2008 for a CS4 install, (it’s kind of expensive software $$$$. For the money, 64-bit Vista Ultimate is probably the best option.
The RAM issue:
Please remember that for every processor core installed, you should consider TWO (2) Gigs of RAM. If you have TWO physical CPUs installed and each has four cores (you have a total of 8 cores… 8 processors), then you should consider 16 Gigs of RAM for your computer. In such a computer, 64-Bit CS4 software will apparently use only 6 Gigs of RAM.(Parts of this info came from WIKIPEDIA.ORG)
Regards,
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Paul Thurston
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