I’m sure this issue is already known but I was wondering if there was going to be any closure to the issue. I’m running Windows Vista Ultimate, and I play the game RuneScape, which uses Java to run. When in that window, whatpulse doesn’t register clicks. Will this bug be fixed?
Edit: That’s 64-Bit windows by the way, if that matters. I’m no expert on this stuff.
Edit 2: Nevermind! I found a solution to this problem. What I did is I went to C:\Program Files(x86)\WhatPulse and I went into the properties of the WhatPulse.exe. I changed it under the Compatibility tab so that it ran in compatibility with Windows XP (SP2) and I also set it so that this program ran as administrator (at the bottom). So far this seems to have fixed my issue.
Yes, but 64-bit versions of Windows are supposed to emulate 32-bit applications just fine. Although, making drivers work is another challenge entirely - but that’s more or less if you’re doing an upgrade on laptops preloaded with 32-bit operating systems. I don’t know why, but computer manufacturers aren’t adopting 64-bit OSes like they’re supposed to. Heck, you’ll need it if you ever plan to use more than 4gb of ram.
Kodak the website was down and 1.6 has connection issues. You should know this and I very much doubt it’s because you’re on an x64.
Just because there’s a compatibility mode, doesn’t necessarily mean it works. However if it does fix the problem, then fine. But development-wise, I can’t possibly support an x64 architecture but I’ll remember to suggest compatibility and administrator mode in future