ARDOUR FOR WINDOWS XP INSTALL

I can understand your frustration with Windows 7/Vista and audio. My advice is for you is to write down or screen cap the VEN codes of your hardware under Windows 7 then if you need to find drivers you will have a place to start. Also, finding drivers for your hardware may become an issue. So if you downgrade to XP 64 you will be stuck at DirectX 9c. The main reason I was thinking of going from XP 64 to Windows 7 was to gain the features of DirectX 11. I use XP 64 and it is a 64 bit operating system so there is not a 2GB limit, you are thinking of the 32 bit version. It’s free for home users, and better than vbox and way better than XP mode. If you are a home user, i recommend to use vmware player to play with XP 圆4. Since you have 7 already installed you will require a third party tool to reconfigure your bootloader to make windows recognize the XP installation and offer a boot menu. Is perfectly possible to boot windows XP and 7, but is not easy. Is it possible to dual-boot XP and Windows 7? I didn’t think MS OS’s give you the option to do that the way Linux distros do. The VBox OS would give me a fatal error and restart every time I tried.

ARDOUR FOR WINDOWS XP INSTALL

I ALSO installed XP in a Virtual Box, and because of some USB issues that I’m not educated or qualified enough to figure out, it wouldn’t install the drivers for the MBox. I could be wrong about this, but I did some research and I’m also fairly certain that those won’t run in XP Mode.

Also, the specific software/hardware I’m referring to at the moment is Pro Tools 7/MBox 2. I’m not on that computer right now but I’m pretty sure I have Windows 7 Home version, not professional unfortunately.

Ardour for windows xp