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alastair
Feb 10, 2018

XP

Just wanted to check is it only Windows 7 and above or is there a version that will work with XP?

 

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Alex Rogers
Feb 12, 2018

We don't have any Windows XP installations to try it out on but I don't think there is anythign that would prevent it working.

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alastair
Feb 12, 2018

Thanks. When I try to install it from the exe file it says only windows 7 and above. So I guess it doesn’t.

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Alex Rogers
Feb 12, 2018

Ah, okay. Are you tied to using Windows XP?

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alastair
Feb 12, 2018

iPad or XP at present but it may be an excuse to change!

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David Brown
Feb 22, 2018

Alastair, may be teaching to suck eggs - but is your XP 64 or 32 bit because the install files need to match, while the 32 bit windows install should work on 64bit as well - the 64 bit install file will def have the hump on 32bit windows.

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alastair
Mar 14, 2018

I was 32 bit but it says it needs Win 7 and above to work. I upgraded to Win 10 to solve the problem (and give other problems not related to Audiomoth!!) Audio moth app working well so far. Thanks

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Alex Rogers
Mar 14, 2018

Great. Let us know if you have any other issues or suggestions.

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