Software - Eagle Tree / Castle Link on Windows 7?

[fastbaja5b]

Hey guys, just had to buy a new desktop as my old faithful XP machine self destructed after 4 yrs.

So this new thing I have has Windows 7 (32 bit)

Will Castle Link / Eagletree run on this?

[MTBikerTim]

Originally Posted by fastbaja5b

Hey guys, just had to buy a new desktop as my old faithful XP machine self destructed after 4 yrs.

So this new thing I have has Windows 7 (32 bit)

Will Castle Link / Eagletree run on this?

If it doesn't you can always create a an XP virtual machine and run it through that.

[Slowkrawl]

I tried to DL the new castle link onto my windows-7 (64 bit if it matters) lap-top and it cancled the DL for some reason. The old version worked though as far as I know, never actually tried to load a tune but the program itself worked. Now I deleted it though damnit lol.

Ok, to clarify there is a "new" castle link on the website that didn't work for me, however the old one seemed to work fine.

[Arct1k]

Run w7 64bit no issues with either even with the mm

[Slowkrawl]

Hmm I had to try a couple times, but it finally said "try install again using recommended settings" whatever the hell that means....Seems to work now. Also, what is this new warning they give before downloading it?

[Marvin]

I've got the Castle Link on Windows 7 64-bit - downloaded the Castle Link, filled in my details, Firefox downloaded it, I ran the file, it worked. I'm not sure what warning message you are referring to, unless you still have the user access restrictions/verification running?

[Slowkrawl]

Ah I didn't make myself very clear, sorry. I meant on the castle site, something about the motor pulling big amps with the new castle link? Makes about zero sense to me...Thus the question.

[Arct1k]

Thats a pheonix thing i think - mamba software not updated in latest version