Re: Google Earth
Hi, Jeff.
Google Earth works fine in my Vista Ultimate x64 SP1. To give you any
meaningful help, we'll need to know a lot more about your computer than what
you've told us so far - which is nothing. :>(
When I click Help in Google Earth, then About Google Earth, I get a box with
this info:
Google Earth 4.2.0205.5730
Build Date Nov 13 2007
Build Time 17:56:09
Renderer DirectX 8
Operating System Microsoft Windows Vista (Service Pack 1)
Video Driver 00001002 (00007.00014.00010.00597)
Max Texture Size 4096x4096
Server kh.google.com
What do you see in that box?
Please tell us at least the make and model of your computer, or of the
motherboard/chipset/BIOS if you built it yourself. And tell us about the
graphics card and monitor. One good way to collect this information is to
press Start, type "dxdiag", and press Enter. This runs the DirectX
Diagnostic Tool (included in Vista), which tell us more than most of us need
to know about our graphics hardware and software. It takes several seconds
to complete, so wait for it. Then, if you like, you can click the box to
also Run 64-bit DxDiag. Check out each tab, or just Next Page. The second
tab, "Display", is probably the most important to diagnosis your problem.
We don't need to know EVERYTHING about your rig, but at least tell us about
the parts that might affect your Google Earth display.
Google Maps also work fine in my IE7 (x86), but they do not display
correctly for me in IE8 Beta 1. That's not too surprising in a beta
browser, and they are aware of this; we hope it will work right in Beta 2,
due Real Soon Now. Google Earth is a 32-bit application; I've not yet
figured out how to load it into 64-bit IE7.
RC
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R. C. White, CPA
San Marcos, TX
rc@grandecom.net
Microsoft Windows MVP
(Running Windows Live Mail 2008 in Vista Ultimate x64 SP1)
"Jeff Berger" wrote in message
news:2008826105519jeff@jmbcommunications.com...
> I have a 64-bit SP1 Windows Vista Home Premium and Google Earth does NOT
> work with it. All I get is blurry images in either rendering format.
> Suggestions welcome.