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I was hoping someone could explain this for me. I've installed a few "non-standard" windows apps like Eclipse and GBPVR. Both installed into the Program Files (x86) directory. Eclipse wouldn't run at all. GBPVR ran but couldn't download tv guide updates until I ran as administrator.

I moved Eclipse out under C: and it works fine. I'm guessing theirs some read-only thing going on there. On the other hand I have a variety of normal Windows installer type apps: games, video editing, etc that don't seem to have any problem with the the Program Files (x86) directory.

Any help would be appreciated.

I have windows vista home premium and I was wondering whats the big difference between that and vista ultimate? Should I upgrade? I have an hp pavilion 6k series with
100gb hd space
1gb of ram
2ghz amd turion 64 mobile processor
nvidia graphics 288mb shared

I dont know if Ultimate effects any of that(probably doesnt)
But I just posted that just uncase it needed some system requirements
I do photo and video editing, planning to get another gb or ram later

Hi Everyone,

Just wondering what x64 Native SW everyone is running? Apart from what comes with the OS - Me:
Vista
Virtual PC 2007 (its free!)
Will be playing with VMware 6 once its a little less beta
Daemon Tools - Handy ISO mounting tool
Paint .NET - ok its a .net app that when running under a x64 os is run with the x64 CLR intrepreter - much faster
Far Cry
Half Life 2 (lost cost, EP1,yada, yada....The Metastasis mod works in x64 mode too!)

Ok, so this will likely make me sound dumb, but i don't know a lot about Operating Systems.I'm currently on XP Pro, and i use my computer for sound and video editing (In industry standard Pro-Tools and Avid) as well as some animation in Flash and...

:confused: Anyone have Digimax Master software for photo and video editing. Can install but will not work in Vista Premium. Has Stopped Working. Thanks.