Hi Barry,

One thing you can try is to edit the winsdr.ini file and change the CommPort line to: 
CommPort=3

I don't think you will see any difference between the 32 and 64 bit version of WinSDR 
or WinQuake. The main difference between programs running under Windows 64 is an 
application like WinSDR can address more then 4G. Since WinSDR and WinQuake use only 
a few 100 megs at most you really don't need more the a few gig to run Windows and 
WinSDR efficiently.

Regards,
Larry Cochrane
Redwood City, PSN

On 10/7/2013 7:19 PM, Barry Lotz wrote:
> I am successfully running the latest version of winsdr-32 bit ( not the beta
> version). Since I was using a 64 bit laptop I thought I would try the 64 bit version
> of Winsdr. The hope was it would run faster and I might be able to process more. I
> installed the program and started to run it. It tries to open com port "1" where the
> 32 bit version successfully runs on com port "3". I tried to change the comm port in
> the winsdr system window but the program closes. Any thoughts?
> Regards
> Barry
> www.seismicvault.com
>
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