SPTD 1.60 supports all versions of Windows 7

Protecus

Hello DAEMON Tools friends,

currently I'm using Windows 7 Beta 6801 x64. When I try to setup DAEMON Tools Lite v4.30.1 x64, it always trys to install the SPTD driver and wants a reboot afterwards. Than this progress starts again and again, but it won't let me install DAEMON Tools. So I red some articels in this board and downloaded the SPTD standalone driver. But it's still the same problem. Did any of you get DAEMON Tools running on Windows 7 or can any help me by solving my problem?

Regards,
Protecus

Blazkowicz

Beta operating systems aren't supported.

sashakis

Hello!

I want to tell about one problem:
on windows 7SEVEN Build 6801 32 Bit the program is not set, please do support.

Thank you.

Copytrooper

There won't be support for OS in early beta stage.

kalel90

While that was a good argument for vista when it was in beta not so much for windows 7 as of right now at this moment its as stable as it will be when it goes gold also im sure the problem is easily fixable because 99.9% of all software and drivers that work on vista work on windows 7 perfectly.

egor1908

Protecus
Try to install SPTD separately, and remeber to run it as administrator; Then you can get your DT installed.

And is this not too early to start using Win7 as it's still in beta stage?

kalel90

Normally i would say yes but the public beta comes out in early jan. so why not start on fixing it now?

Also unlike the vista alpha/betas windows 7 is more stable than vista itself they did a really good job on it.

Blazkowicz

There are much more important tasks to do instead of adding support for a beta product.

phoenix

Quote:

Originally Posted by Blazkowicz

There are much more important tasks to do instead of adding support for a beta product.

I think you will find that Daemon Tools Dev, Just like Alcohol Dev, are presently in communication with Microsoft concerning Windows 7 builds for application compatibility testing, so i doubt it will be long before both softwares are supported.

However as we found with Vista Beta versions we could have no problem with one Beta then MS would release a new Beta that would cause problems that woudl need to be resolved, so its pointless wasting too much time supporting Beta versions untill the final Beta is available prior to public version.

Blazkowicz

I am aware of that case phoenix.