Nuance has just posted a knowledge base comment that suggests disabling
Data Exception Prevention (DEP) will prevent install error 1722. This
change also eliminated some other install problems that we had on
Server. These may or may not have also been a problem with installing on
Vista.
See:
http://knowledgebase.nuance.com/view...6&sQuery=Vista
We have had previous experience with DEP which blocked some streaming
audio.
I don't agree with Nuance's method of disabling DEP, at least on Server.
Microsoft doesn't give the user an easy way to completely disable DEP.
We didn't have any success disabling it for specific executables. It was
necessary to completing disable it. The only way to do this is to
execute the following from the command prompt: BCDEDIT.exe /set
{current} nx AlwaysOff
Beware that this modifies the OS boot. The above command works properly
and will not cause any problems, but a typographical error could make
the boot inoperable. Do a cold start after executing the above command.
We also disable UAC and run the NaturallySpeaking install from
Administartor.
Based on limited testing, NaturallySpeaking 9.5 (and its SDK
functionality) now work perfectly on Windows Server 2008. We are using
it with a RME HDSP 9632 sound card.
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