Pro tool Compatibility on Windows 7

[GOOL]

I have got a desktop system , I have intel core 2 duo processor, 1 ITB of hard drive installed of Kingston and a Corsair RAM. I was using a dual boot system first. I was using Windows Vista and Windows 7 operating system. Then I decided to upgrade to windows 7 and wanted to use only one operating system as Windows 7 was needed and Windows Vista was of very less use for me. So for that reason I had upgraded to windows, however I wanted to know whether the Tool named as Pro Tool of Windows xp can be used with Windows 7 . Please post back your replies whoever has any sort of suggestion or idea on this compatibility issue.

[Badrunath]

I for a short time did some study on the internet and from what I can notify you that ProTools is not really well-matched with Windows 7 RC up till now particularly edition 7. A few people may have tried to work it on their Windows 7 platform but it would have worked partly, but they all had stuck in lots of hoops. I think you should wait until the Windows 7 version of Pro tool is released .

[MahaGuru]

I had installed Win7 ultimate 64bit a few days back and also installed Pro Tool media player of version 8 , it works without any issue and efficiently , it works well even when I have aero installed and a bunch of windows xp programs installed in it . After installing I could easily record audio and play it easily , I think I could do it because I was running it on the Virtual xp mode in my desktop.

[GeforceUser]

Before working on any tool that you think is quite new to your operating system, you should always check the compatibility To check if a software is compatible with Windows 7 operating system , you can:

• You can test the software author's web site.
• Run the Windows 7 Upgrade Advisor on your system that has the software.
• Just search the Protool in Software section which you will find in Windows 7 Compatibility Center.

Yes, Windows 7 is available in two version one is of 32-bit and and the other is of64-bit versions.