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MacDrive 7.2 finally with Vista x64 Support!


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MacDrive 7 is now compatible with x64 Vista. Try it, buy it or upgrade today.

Finally i can use Macdrive inside Vista x64, the best part about Vista i can use anyway.

 

O.O finally with r/w support under x64, Mediafour has updated MacDrive yesterday or

something, because i was knocking about the x64 release everyday since a week or something

 

So, MacDrive finally works in every crappy M$ operating system, yooohooo ;-]

http://www.mediafour.com/ download the trial right away!

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Oh and by the way, it works under Windows Server 2008 too!

 

how did you get it to install on server 2008? When I run the installer on Server 2008 x64 I get the message:

"MacDrive 7 Requires Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or later), or Windows Server 2003 (Service Pack 1 or later)."

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how did you get it to install on server 2008? When I run the installer on Server 2008 x64 I get the message:

"MacDrive 7 Requires Windows Vista, Windows Vista 64-bit, Windows XP (Service Pack 2 or later), or Windows Server 2003 (Service Pack 1 or later)."

 

You can get the installer to skip these install conditions. First, extract the exe using WinRAR, navigate under the x64 directory and launch the installer from the command line like this:

 

msiexec /i MacDrive7.x64.en-US.msi IGNORE_LAUNCH_CONDITIONS=1

 

I have yet to see if it does eventually work :police:

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You can get the installer to skip these install conditions. First, extract the exe using WinRAR, navigate under the x64 directory and launch the installer from the command line like this:

 

msiexec /i MacDrive7.x64.en-US.msi IGNORE_LAUNCH_CONDITIONS=1

 

I have yet to see if it does eventually work -_-

 

Didn't work. It says Windows installer error.

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I just got it to install on Windows Server 2008. Using WinRAR, right click on the Setup.exe file and select "Open with WinRAR." There might be a similar option if you're a WinZip user. Extract the contents and navigate to that directory. There are .msi installer files located in \Setup\MacDrive\x86.en-US and \Setup\MacDrive\x64.en-US. Choose whichever is appropriate for your system architecture. RGabo's command "msiexec /i MacDrive7.x64.en-US.msi IGNORE_LAUNCH_CONDITIONS=1" might work, but I used Microsoft's Orca .msi editor instead since I'm familiar with it. I'd suggest trying out the command line option first since it's faster, but if you want to give Orca a shot, delete the two entries under the LaunchCondition section. Hit the save button, and install should now work.

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