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OS Detected as 2003 Server

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Im running a corperate version of Windows XP Pro X64 and alot of times my OS is detected as 2003 Server and it wont let me install certain things. I just got a new verizon cellphone and i went to connect it to my computer but i cant install WMP10 or the drivers for the phone.

how can i make this work? is there a way to change what my computer says the OS is?

Windows XP x64 use the same codebase as Windows Server 2003 and also shares the same versionnumber NT 5.2. If a program can't detect XP x64 seperately it thinks you use a server OS. The only thing you can do is, to update the software and hope that x64 is supported

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ive updated it as much as possible and it still says its 2003 server. supposedly sp2 is out for x64

Naa, Update to XP wont make nay change in it.

The software that u use isto be updated .

ask the vendors to seperately detect XP x64

  • 3 weeks later...

Hmm...how weird, if you go here:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsme...d/download.aspx

It will say:

Setup detected that you are running: Windows XP Professional x64 Edition

If I go back to the main page:

http://www.microsoft.com/windows/windowsme...11/default.aspx

and click through to download the WMP11 b2, it says:

Setup detected that you are running: Windows 2003 Server

It may switch between these randomly, and once it detects x64, it allows the download. Just refresh or go back and forward and you will see at times it say one thing and at other times it says the other. :blink:

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