Computer help: 64bit !!!
DNS 64 bit
by DRADR - 11/1/08 6:09 PM In reply to: Try droping the entire table by DravickI have tried velvet poodle's recommendations but cannot get past the C++ does not run in 64 bit. How to do that?
XP Compatibility Mode with Audio Setup Wizard didn't work
by devcnet - 6/30/08 2:31 PM In reply to: Use XP Compatibility Mode with Audio Setup Wizard by webbedivaI deleted 2 rows of the msi file using orca and the installation seemed to be fine.
However I tried setting XP compatibility mode but still can't get around the audio wizard error.
Would appreciate any suggestions! Thanks!
Windows Vista Ultimate 64 bit
logitech usb mic.
superworkstation 7045a-wt with serverboard x7dwa-n
dual intel xeon e5410
8.00 GB ram
Dragon Natrually Speaking and Vista 64-bit support
by bamer8906 - 8/11/08 5:02 PM In reply to: XP Compatibility Mode with Audio Setup Wizard didn't work by devcnetAs a complete side note here to all of these posts, I am personally holding off on these "fixes" as Nuance has now officially stated that a 64-bit supported ver will be released later this year, per my request for support on this issue with the new Ver 10 Released this past week. Nuances official response to me is as follows:
New Email
*** Email Sent to [snip] - Call Date:8/11/2008-Time:3:10:41 PM - Agent: MarielC Status: Closed
Dear Brian,
Thank you for contacting Nuance Customer Service.
Please contact us at 1-800-654-1187, Monday through Friday 9:00AM - 6:00PM EST, so that we may assist you.
Dragon software will only run on Vista 32-bit but there will be an update that will be released by the end of year for Vista 64-bit.
We look forward to hearing from you soon.
Kind regards,
Jessica
Nuance Customer Service
re: Dragon Naturally Speaking and Vista 64-bit support
by uhhclem - 8/11/08 6:32 PM In reply to: Dragon Natrually Speaking and Vista 64-bit support by bamer8906> Dragon software will only run on Vista 32-bit but there will be an update that will be released by the end of year for Vista 64-bit.
Wow!
Another Audio Non-Wizard
by unsavvy - 6/8/08 9:28 AM In reply to: Help with the audio setup wizard by DravickI too made it through DNS installation onto my HP Pavillion dv6000 laptop running 64 bit Vista using the Orca fix. In next running the audio.exe in XP compatibility mode, I was repeatedly unable to pass the audio quality test. I went to BestBuy and a Geek Squadder walked me through repeated read-throughs of the volume/quality text, noting that even when we re-set the microphone volume/boost levels before the test they would be re-set when we re-opened them again... so we left them open while testing and finally arrived at a combo that passed (29 vol/20+db, for what that is worth.) His theory was that the program was trying to re-set the volume after we had already set it. I brought the machine home, reconnected to my external monitor, net, power source, etc. and tried to fire up DNS and get the same Audio Wizard error again ("Audio set-up wizard cannot find the sound system".) What is more, when I tried to duplicate the successful completion of volume/quality test using the levels that worked at BestBuy, with no luck. I even disconnected everything again (so the laptop was in the same situation is what when it passed... no luck.) I am starting to wonder if there is a stable way to run DNS in this environment. I wanted to add my thanks as well for the actual installation fix. Any more insights on set-up would be much appreciated.
Check your microphone quality
by Dravick - 6/8/08 10:01 AM In reply to: Another Audio Non-Wizard by unsavvyDNS is a sensative program and often if you are using old microphones or poor quality ones then DNS will not use them. Try buying a little more expensive microphone (it will save you a lot of trouble). As well don't boost the microphone with DNS because it doesn't pick up on that well. Otherwise if youre confident your mic is high enough quality make sure the proper drivers are installed for it - check both the microsoft and manufacturer website.
DNS
by drfred123 - 6/8/08 10:37 AM In reply to: Another Audio Non-Wizard by unsavvystill get the error. Any thoughts? Do you have sp1?
Installing Dragon Naturally Speaking on vista x64
by amastershock - 6/8/08 1:20 PM In reply to: DNS by drfred123hi drfred123
You don't double click on Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9.msi to launch the installation, you only use NaturallySpeaking 9.msi just to modify the LaunchCondition with Orca. To launch the installation You have to double click on setup.exe and follow the procedure. Hopefully that should work for you.
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From the LaunchCondition I only cut out these two details and the installation seems to work:
((Not Version9X=400) And (Not Version9X=410) And (Not Version9X=490) And (Not VersionNT=400)) OR NOOSCHECK=1 [ProductName] requires that your computer is running Windows 2000 or Windows XP or Windows 2003 Server
Not VersionNT64 [ProductName] is not supported on 64-bit operating system and cannot be installed.
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The audio wizzard gave me a lot of difficulty because I couldn't train my voice. VoiceBar keeps on fluctuating up and down even though am not speaking in to the microphone, I think it is because it's got to do with something of HD high-quality sound system in 64 bit Windows Vista but it works perfectly fine on my 32 bit Windows Vista . thus I went into my sound system (click start/control panel/sound/recording and double clicked on to microphone) I turned the volume up 100% then went into advanced and changed the default format to the highest as it can go. Went back to the audio wizzard and retrained it keeps on doing the same thing but I managed to go through after a couple of minutes to the second part of the audio wizzard then trained that up it wasn't that difficult and it works now 
I hope the information I gave helps you to solve your problems.
Thank you everyone for your help of this product installation I really appreciate it and good luck with your once
DNS no good
by drfred123 - 6/8/08 4:35 PM In reply to: Installing Dragon Naturally Speaking on vista x64 by amastershockStill gives me same error message. Wonder where it comes from? All hope is lost, I guess
Installing Dragon Naturally Speaking on vista x64
by amastershock - 6/8/08 5:22 PM In reply to: DNS no good by drfred123how about burning it on the disc after modifying the Dragon NaturallySpeaking 9.msi
maybe that will help the installation
good luck
error message
by zux2 - 7/4/08 7:11 AM In reply to: DNS no good by drfred123I think that you are making the same mistake that I kept on making despite reading the forum over and over again.
After saving the .msi file go to the setup file and install the program from there.
Regarding the microphone, I too found that turning the volume up to 100% and turning the microphone sensitivity to DVD quality I could get the programme to accept the microphone.
The programme said that the sound quality was very bad, but the training was easy, and the voice recognition was excellent.
the audio file was in C:\Program Files (x86)\Nuance\NaturallySpeaking9\Program
Thank you for the wonderful help of this forum.
I tried the Microsoft VISTA voice recognition program and I don't think the Dragon dictate has anything to worry about.
64 bit
by drfred123 - 7/4/08 9:05 AM In reply to: error message by zux2still get a 1772 error problem with windows installer package
dns 10 on 64 bit system
by brettbum - 11/2/08 6:03 PM In reply to: Help with the audio setup wizard by Dravickhas anyone found a way to get dns 10 to install on a 64bit system?
I get prompted with a c++ runtime error that I can't get around.
installed 9.5 with orca
by brettbum - 11/2/08 7:16 PM In reply to: dns 10 on 64 bit system by brettbumfor what its worth, I was able to install 9.5 using the orca hack described above on a toshiba satellite a305-s6898 with an intel core 2 duo t5800 processor with the 64bit vista operating system sp1.
Dragon 10 pro on vista 64
by bobsandefur - 8/23/08 7:13 AM In reply to: Installing Dragon Naturally Speaking on vista x64 by VelvetPoodleHi
This hack worked well for me in 9.5 but I did not have any luck installing version 10.0 I think because it wants to install some kind of Windows library which I can't figure out the installer hack for. I do have it working via remote desktop on my Toshiba R500 and 10 seems to be much better than 9.5.
Since it is working I am not going to try anymore but I would like to know if anybody has installed 10.0 on Vista 64. Also it is alleged that Nuance will release a 64 version of 10 professional by the end of the year.
Bob
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