GPIB Driver supports (Fix PC) 32-, 64-bit Windows® OS.

Integrated 64-bit DLL lets user run program completely in 64-bit address range instead of converting to 32-bit DLL. Able to be installed on Windows XP/Vista/7 OS, driver automatically detects OS version and installs correct lower level drivers and utilities.

Springtime means Komets playoffs in Fort Wayne
Springtime in Fort Wayne means playoff hockey, and the Komets have been much more consistent than the weather over the last 60 years. In fact, they’ve been more consistent than just about every other professional hockey team when it comes to

New US law mandates ‘service’ horses be allowed in stores, restaurants
WASHINGTON — Business owners are expressing anxiety about a new federal regulation requiring a particular breed of horse to be allowed into shops and restaurants across the US. The Justice Department’s regulations apply to so-called “service

Soldier pleads guilty in ‘quick-draw’ death of Falmouth Army sergeant
FORT HOOD, Texas – The soldier accused in the shooting death of North Falmouth Army Sgt. Matthew Gallagher in Iraq in June pleaded guilty today to involuntary manslaughter. A military judge is currently poring over evidence and will announce

Initialization of Mixed (Backup) Assemblies

In Visual C++ .NET and Visual C++ 2003, DLLs compiled with the /clr compiler option could non-deterministically deadlock when loaded; this issue was called the mixed DLL loading or loader lock issue. Almost all non-determinism has been removed from the

Windows Installer Vulnerabilities Allow Privilege Elevations
While in theory there shouldn’t be any problem, during the installation process a .dll file is loaded by the OSs msiexec.exe process with elevated privileges. This may be considered a vulnerability since if the dll is replaced with a specially–crafted

How will you use your leap second?
When February comes, we will receive the gift of an extra day because 2012 is a leap year. But that isn’t all the extra time we get this year. On the night of June 30, there will be one more second in the day a leap second. That may not sound

Why Won’t Windows XP Die? Blame Microsoft – msnbc.com (Registry Cleaner)

This month marks the first time that Microsoft Windows XP has dipped below 50 percent market share among personal desktops and laptops worldwide, after having peaked at about 75 percent in 2007, according to NetApplications.com. The 10-year-old

Microsoft Patch Tuesday to target Windows, IE – CNET News
these two bulletins are deemed critical for the desktop versions of Windows and should be applied to Windows XP, Windows Vista, and Windows 7. Only one of the bulletins is tagged as critical for Windows Server 2003, 2008, and 2008 R2 as the

THE MICROSOFT INVESTOR: Microsoft Wants Windows XP To Die – The Business Insider
The Lumia 800 is Nokia’s new flagship Windows Phone, coming next month to Europe and early 2012 in the States. The device runs the brand new version of Windows Phone, 7.5 Mango. The Nokia Lumia 710 is Nokia’s mid-range Windows Phone device

Why XP application compatibility is a top priority for Windows 7 migrations – Computer Weekly
Application migration tools are now in the spotlight, with Quest and Citrix acquiring two of the main companies specialising in this much underrated area of IT. Cliff Saran reports. Just days after Quest Software acquired application compatibility tools

Windows XP turns 10, enjoys its golden years and slow transition into retirement – engadget
It’s hard to believe that it was ten years ago today that Windows XP first hit retail shelves. It’s even more astonishing when you realize that it was still the most popular operating system in the world until the beginning of this month. The

Windows XP is still pretty cool – Beta News
Twelfth in a series. Here’s a dirty little secret: I’m still using Windows XP. That’s right. A technology analyst — independent, mind you; not working for a firm that requires a specific load — and I’m voluntarily using XP. In fact, I

Windows XP usage share falls by record amount – Computerworld
Computerworld – Microsoft’s Windows XP lost an unprecedented amount of online usage share last month, a Web metrics company said Saturday. The aging operating system — it turned 10 several weeks ago — lost almost 2 percentage points during

ITG xpPhone 2 puts Windows 8 in your pocket – SlashGear
ITG, maker of the xpPhone - putting Windows XP into a smartphone-scale chassis - has returned with the successor, the xpPhone 2, and thanks to Windows 8‘s new Metro homescreen it looks a whole lot more usable. Fronted by a 4.3-inch display and

Windows XP No Longer World’s Most Popular Operating System – Wall Street Journal
Microsoft Vista was widely perceived as a disaster which threatened to do lasting damage to the software company. Instead, it seems, Vista has been the casualty and, Microsoft’s dominance of the operating system market remains undiminished. It

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