Live Mesh - XP 64 bit support

[Kordell]

If Windows 7 is the undisputed star of the 2008 edition of the Professional Conference Developers Microsoft, the company also announced work on future versions of its operating system dedicated servers, Windows Server 2008 R2. Based on the same kernel as Windows 7, Windows Server 2008 R2 will be distinguished by being the first Microsoft operating system, Windows XP 64-aside, to be available in 64-bit edition. So i want to know that Live Mesh is available for windowsXP 64 bit. Any idea? Please update.

[ZeDaX]

You need to log on www.mesh.com appear, Click on the orange icon to add your computer to your circle of devices can download the Live Mesh client on your desktop (two versions available: 32bit and 64bit). It remains the last tip: When installing the client, it displays an error because your PC does not have its parameters régioniaux in U.S. For further details get this, run a command window at the old (Start - and type "cmd" into the search box and make Enter.
Type "cd desktop" - Enter
You'll appear at the bottom right of your screen, the icon Live Mesh sync up and start your different computers and share your documents, videos, music .. with your friends, colleagues .

[Sam.D]

Windows Server 2008 R2 will focus on actualization with a new version of Hyper-V and the arrival of the Live Migration to migrate virtual machines from one physical host to another, without interruption or almost. In turn, Terminal Services will handle the distribution of visualized packages. This will make it possible to create packages with applications and desktop, managed centrally and deployed on a Windows 7 desktop without the user knowing if the application is ultimately hosted locally or on the server. Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 as Windows 7 will use version 2.0 of PowerShell, while Microsoft will offer a new management console for Active Directory directory. As is the case for Windows 7, no date of availability is for the time mentioned about Windows Server 2008 R2, so that participants at PDC 2008 was awarded an initial version first beta of Windows Server 2008 R2.

[Raine]

Live Mesh provides each user with a free storage to 5 GB , the " Live Desktop "available via the Internet . To implement the sharing and synchronization of content between multiple devices, each of them must be equipped with small program Live Mesh software. It currently works only on computers running Windows XP (SP2 + ) or Vista, and soon for Mac OS and Windows Mobile. Interestingly, the user can also provide access to the Live Desktop to his friends or colleagues.

[Eric B]

Microsoft unveiled Live Mesh, a service for online store and synchronize files, photos and documents between multiple terminals, home PCs , office, laptop and, later, PDAs and mobile phones . A useful service for those who constantly juggle between several machines. Still in testing (Technology preview ) Live Mesh was previously reserved for some users sorted by invitation. Microsoft today opened a little more valves accepting testers who have a Windows Live ( Hotmail , Windows Live Messenger, etc. .) .

[Gusgr8]

If the first version of the application necessary for the use of Mesh only works with Windows PCs ( XP or Vista ), the publisher promises a future compatibility with Macs and Windows Mobile phones before, why not, of Extend it to all devices can communicate with a network TCP / IP. The online interface which allows to connect to service and monitor its network for its staff should work from most of popular browsers.