2019: 64-bit WebDrive and 32-bit Applications issues (Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, etc.)

2019: 64-bit WebDrive and 32-bit Applications issues (Microsoft Office, Internet Explorer, etc.)

If you are running a 64-bit version of WebDrive (on a 64-bit computer system) and using other applications that are installed as 32-bit versions, such as Internet Explorer and Microsoft Office suite, you may run into some complications caused by this mismatch.


In order to have 64-bit WebDrive work fully with other 32-bit applications, please unzip the attached folder and copy the included files over to your C:\Windows\SysWOW64 folder location.


Then, restart your computer and run WebDrive again.

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