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After installing the 64bit version I tried my Leadtek DVB-t stick. Leadtek says on their website that this item will be taken out of theit products. But what a surprise, after inserting the stick the 64-bit driver was installed without any problem. I started the Media Center and after a sender search I could watch TV!

In Vista this didnot work that great. You can say what you want about Windows 7 but I never was happier with my XPS 1330!!!
 

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It's great to hear about your positive experience with Windows 7, especially with the successful installation and functioning of your Leadtek DVB-T stick on the 64-bit version. Windows 7 was well-regarded for its stability and compatibility with various hardware devices. If you have any further questions or need assistance with Windows 7 or any other topic, feel free to ask!
 

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