Disc title printer 64bit drivers

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I can't find any disc title printer manufacturers that have a 64 bit driver for download for their little title printers. I have a casio CW-E60 and want to use it with my windows 7 64bit operating system.

 

[clifford_cooley]

Hi dwncox7 - Welcome to w7forums

I'm not finding any 64-Bit drivers. However casio has Windows 7 drivers for 32-Bit.

From - support.casio.com - Disc Title Printer application … (ver.3)
From - xpvistasite.com - CW-L300/CW-K85/CW-E60/CW-75/CW-50 driver

 

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Reply to Clifford_Cooley

Thanks for the reply Clifford If you read below the link that you reffered to me on Casio, It is down a little ways. it states the 32bit drivers will not work for 64bit. That is what still kind of leaves me hanging. I can't even get Casio techinical support to provide me a response. It is still unresolved. Again thanks for your response

 

[Roscoe]

I figured it out! I created a Windows XP Virtual Machine and installed the Casio CW50 Vista 32 Bit Drivers. Then:

1. Press F8 while booting Win 64 and put win64 in “disable driver signature enforcement mode”.
2. I had already installed the 32 bit Vista version in Win64, but the drivers didn’t install.
3. Tried again and they still didn’t install.
4. I manually copied the driver from the VM to Win64 and exported the proper registry key.
5. I imported the registry key into Win64.
6. It works great. Since I don’t used it very often, it’s not a big deal to press F8 every now and then.

Hope this helps,
Roscoe

 

[catilley1092]

I figured it out! I created a Windows XP Virtual Machine and installed the Casio CW50 Vista 32 Bit Drivers. Then:

1. Press F8 while booting Win 64 and put win64 in “disable driver signature enforcement mode”.
2. I had already installed the 32 bit Vista version in Win64, but the drivers didn’t install.
3. Tried again and they still didn’t install.
4. I manually copied the driver from the VM to Win64 and exported the proper registry key.
5. I imported the registry key into Win64.
6. It works great. Since I don’t used it very often, it’s not a big deal to press F8 every now and then.

Hope this helps,
Roscoe

Roscoe, welcome to the fourms! I've been pushing VM's on here for a few days, trying to solve some issues that can't otherwise be solved running in Windows 7. That is great, hopefully others will see this and follow suit.

 

[Nice Guy Eddie]

Not sure if anyone besides me is still interested in this topic, but you can download updated Casio printer software here: http://support.casio.com/download.php?rgn=3&cid=005&pid=338