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Mitsubishi M 70 CNC Systems Compatibility with Windows & PC

03/31/2011 12:59 AM

I need a patch which will help me to work with Mitsubishi M 70 system from my PC loaded with Windows 7, request your help at an early date.
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Re: Mitsubishi M 70 CNC systems compatibility with Windows & PC.......

03/31/2011 3:17 AM

Contact Mitsubishi After sales support

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Re: Mitsubishi M 70 CNC Systems Compatibility with Windows & PC

04/01/2011 7:11 AM

Try various CNC forums, www.cnczone.com for example.

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Re: Mitsubishi M 70 CNC Systems Compatibility with Windows & PC

04/01/2011 2:58 PM

I think you don't need a windows patch, but Windows 7 drivers.

I work on Mitsubishi automation equipment, and had the same problem when I migrated form Windows XP to Windows Vista. The first time I had Vista 64 bits and the only solution was installing a virtual PC. Then I had Vista 32 bits and solved this drivers problem by installing some software made from Mitsubishi specially to Windows Vista. These softwares contained the necessary drivers and obviously shared them to the really needed software.
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