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Question: Does it work with windows 7 64bit
Document: My Vaio runs Windows 7, 64bit, and had no problems with holding up for duration of several burning sessions I threw at the Samsung these last few days, while I perused the internet, and did my classwork. So the answer to the question "Can I multitask while writing to disc?" is absolutely.Is there a longer wait? Perhaps, but for me, it's because I haven't yet written anything to disc that has been under 6 hours long.
Ditoo another reviewer: I reinstalled the software, and disabled my anti-virus program, but the problem continued. The message says, &#34;the integrity of CyberLink PowerDVD is is at risk. Check your anti-virus software for malicious activities or try reinstalling CyberLink PowerDVD.&#34;Spawns multiple installers which just lock up. Windows 7 pro 64bit. Needlessly complicated and lots of ads to upgrade. I'll be uninstalling the bits that did install. Lots of bloatware. Don't buy for the software!
There is definite flex which will make the drive make funny sounds if a disk is spinning. It is also pretty thick. However, it seems to work fine and I have been able to play all my Blu-ray movies.Update:  Here are the versions of windows I have successfully tried the free software to watch Blu-ray movies; Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows Vista, Windows 7, windows XP.
Only disappointment was the software it came with was old and didn't work well on Windows 7 64-bit. In fact, one of the packages made the drive disappear due to a bad driver and I had a heck of a time uninstalling it so my machine could see the drive again. My advice is, don't install anything from the CD it comes with. Buy a good 3rd party suite like Roxio, etc. The quality of the plastic too seems a bit cheap so be careful with it.
I bought this to replace a internal bluray drive that died. I hope this is the last time I ever need to buy a optical drive for a computer. I'm so over them. But they are useful slightly still. Drive and software work well in Windows 7. Although I wish I could easily choose which software I wanted.Also, when are these companies going to provide support for linux? Having to use windows to update things like firmware is ridiculous.
Amazing. Very fast. I use it on Mac OS and Windows 7.
Aside from no native software to run this with windows 7 (Gates and Company dropped the ball) in would rather choose my own software for running disks. It works and does all I expected.
I bought this for use with my Ultra Book and Surface Pro 2. It works flawlessly with both and doesn't' have any issues with drivers. Windows 7, 8, 8.1 x64 installs the driver without issue.
I've now had two of these. Neither one worked with windows 7 or 8 computers. I am going to say that it is junk. Advise you look elsewhere. Maybe some have it working but I sure don't. I just put the second on in the trash can.
Just a quick one.- it is USB powered and only requires one USB port. Most USB powered external optical drives take 2 USB ports.- it works fine with Windows 7 and OS X for burning data.Works fine so far.
Answer: Yes. I have both win 7 and win 8 64bit. Works on both.