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NecroVision installed and plays fine on Windows 7 64-bit Build 7048.

Cryostasis, a fantastic game btw, installed and played just fine on Windows 7 (64-bit) Build 7048.

Acronis True Image Home 2009 (64-bit) Acronis True Image Home 2009 has worked in the 32-bit version of Windows 7, but not in the 64-bit version until now. With Build 7048 I was able to install Acronis True Image Home 2009 without any problems. Fully tested as well.

Ran fine here. I installed and played Mirror's Edge on Windows 7 64-bit using ATi drivers v9.1. I did not encounter any problems whatsoever. Played the entire game through.

Latest Version of TuneUp Utilities 2009 is 8.0.2000 Latest Version of TuneUp Utilities 2009 is 8.0.2000. I get installation errors as well, but ignored them and for the most part it seems to work ok.

Working Sound Blaster X-Fi series Support Pack 1.0 - Windows 7 : Windows 7 Hardware Compatibility : Windows 7 Beta : Microsoft TechNet Forums

Yeah, seems its gone. I used it too and I'm not seeing it in Windows 7 either. :frown:

Click near the bottom "Link Removed - Invalid URL".

"Accelerators for Windows" is under Control Panel / Internet Options / Programs Tab / Manage add-ons button / Accelerators.

I am running Creative ALchemy (X-Fi Edition) v1.20.0 without problems here. I have installed the Vista X-Fi sound card drivers though.

I got everything I need from here...Link Removed - Invalid URL I just used the most up-to-date drivers for the X-Fi and Alchemy.

At appears it no longer works. I found it in the menu under View / Enhancements after you choose a skin, but nothing works.

Gothic III Add Gothic III and the expansion pack Forsaken Gods to the list. Works very well (for a buggy title) in Windows 7.

I am running Creative ALchemy (X-Fi Edition) v1.20.0 without problems here. I have installed the Vista X-Fi sound card drivers though.

I've discovered that the lack of surround sound only applies to the playback of audio files from within Windows itself (including movies), but in games surround sound works fine. I'm using an X-Fi Gamer.