Dive rite nitek duo & trio pc_logbook.exe software for windows xp?

[CaveMD]

Does anyone know where I can locate this original EXE? I have a pair of dive rite nitek duo/trio and I have lost the copy of the logbook sync program and not even dive rite has a copy of the software anymore.

 

[Luis H]

I may be able to help you. PM your email address.



BTW, the software I have runs on Windows XP, Windows 7, and now Windows 10 just fine.

The only issue is the drivers for the downloading clamp only work on a 32 bit machine. So I have and old notebook that I use to download my data and then I transfer the file to my other computers. It is a bit of a pain, but it is the only way I have found to be able to do it.

I still use and like those old dive computers as my backup, but I really like my new Shearwater Perdix as my primary. Downloading via Bluetooth is great.

 

[CaveMD]

Would you mind sending me a copy of the software? Google drive or anything works.

 

[Luis H]

That is why I need your email address.

 

[CaveMD]

I'm retarded and didn't see that part when I read your message the first time lol

 

[dmaziuk]

Theoretically and depending on the device and so on, you may be able to configure a virtual machine for direct access to it, and have a 32-bit XP VM complete w/ drivers and everything, running as a VM on whatever your primary OS is. As an added bonus, VM image is a file that you can copy and spin up on other computers as long as the hypervisor can use it (linux kvm, vmware, and virtualbox are compatible, amazon's xen isn't last I looked).

 

[pepperbelly]

Dmaziuk, is that english?

 

[dmaziuk]

It's computergeekspeak. If you don't already know what it means, it'll take too long to explain.

 

[pepperbelly]

I am interested in this thread. I have a Zeagle N2ition 3 that I bought a few years ago- new on closeout.

 

[CaveMD]

Theoretically and depending on the device and so on, you may be able to configure a virtual machine for direct access to it, and have a 32-bit XP VM complete w/ drivers and everything, running as a VM on whatever your primary OS is. As an added bonus, VM image is a file that you can copy and spin up on other computers as long as the hypervisor can use it (linux kvm, vmware, and virtualbox are compatible, amazon's xen isn't last I looked).

i actually tried that a few times and never could get it to work on windows 7, haven't tried recently but thats also because I still have this tiny acer netbook 32bit laptop that is worthless to sell so I keep it around just in case I ever need to run something on real windows xp