PowerTools 2011 32 or 64?

cnice

I have windows 7 64-bit. Do I install powertools into the x86 or create x64?

leonardo

cnice wrote
I have windows 7 64-bit. Do I install jv16 Power Tools into the x86 or create x64?

I do not think that the user should be making that decision. The jv16PT-2011 SW-installer takes care of that!

Personally I installed jv16PT-2011 once on a W7 64 bit PC, without any kind of installer problems and the programs runs fine!

siliconman01

cnice wrote
I have windows 7 64-bit. Do I install powertools into the x86 or create x64?

On 64-bit Windows systems, the C:\Program Files (x86) area is, by default, the proper location for all 32-bit programs. jv16 is a 32-bit program that runs on both a 32-bit and 64-bit environment. I recommend that you leave the install location at the default which is C:\Program Files (x86).

jv16

It doesn't make a difference to which folder you install the product to. The program itself is a 32 bit software but it's fully compatible with 64 bit Windows. In fact, I'm using 64 bit system myself for the development and testing.