Windows 7 64 bit problem..can anyone help???

[ljc4141]

im trying to run MCSP 3.0.0.5 and PBP 2.47 on windows 7. I've managed to fix other problems with the compiler and the version of MCSP using these links

http://www.picbasic.co.uk/forum/show...ight=windows+7

http://www.mecanique.co.uk/code-stud...de_notice.html

now when i compile i get "c:\pbp\PM.EXE cannot start or run due to incompatibility with 64-bit version of Windows"

i tried changing the compatibility mode for PM.EXE and tried using as administrator with my regular log in and logged in as administrator but i still get the same error.

anyone have any ideas????? I've searched but cannot find any....
thanks

[HenrikOlsson]

Hi,
You can not use PM as the assembler when using 64bit version of Windows, you must use MPASM.

/Henrik.

[ljc4141]

thank you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
finally everything is right and now i can use my new laptop

[ronf]

For anyone having problems with X64 programs/drivers etc.
I have a programmer that would not run on Vista x64. Xeltek 3000U
Xeltek does not support new operating systems for this.
I installed Windows 7, downloaded and installed Windows Virtual XP (it's free)
Everything runs great.

[quantum]

really
is there compability with vista 64 bit computer?
Help?

[mat janssen]

I have a 64 bit Windows 7 computer.
I run PBP 2.60 as the compiler.
I use MPASM as the asembler.
I use PICKIT2 as the programmer.
And I use (please don't laugh) CDlite as the editor (I' am an oldfashion guy ).
I do make several different programms a month.
And I dont have any problems at all.

So Windows 7 64bit is a great operating system.

[quantum]

I have a vista 64 bit windows computer.
I use MCS plus 3.0.0.5
I use PBP 2.50 and PBP 2.60
But I have a problem
This is problem.

[mat janssen]

Als already said in this topic:
USE MPASM instead of PM.
Then the problem is gone.