value added package for x64 vista

ı didnt find value added package for vista x64... could you help me? my notebook is toshiba a200 ah.. thank you

The closest thing I can think of to a "value added" package is Ultimate Extras. I didn't find a 'valueadd' folder on the Vista DVD. What's usually in there anyway? Some extra cursors and a Weezer video?

value added package is a programme for the laptops... toshiba fun keys and short cuts is working with this programme.. when ı touch the fn key ı see on de desktop s up ((sleep mode, bluetooth on / off, eg..)) .

That would seem to be a shortcoming of the manufacturer. My HP came with 64-bit Vista pre-installed, so all the hardware had 64-bit drivers from the get-go. If your laptop didn't come with 64-bit pre-installed, there might not be a 64-bit driver for it, in which case you need to contact Toshiba and see.

my laptop was 32 bit.. but ı installed 64 bit vista.. ı contacted toshiba service only ı found bluetooth driver thahts all.. no have any body 64 bit value added package.. no web pages no toshibas webpages.. ı dont know how solve this problem... only waiting

if you go to the toshiba website it says the value added package is installed. does anybody really know what it is. there is no explanation on the toshiba website. does anyone know what it is.

Hi tospa

It's quite possible that the Value Added pack offered by Toshiba is not compatible with the 64bit version....

Plus, if you purchased a copy of Vista 64bit from somewhere else and installed it in place of the pre-installed OEM Vista 32bit...just how do you expect the value added pack to still be there...you just installed a new OS? Or did you buy the 64bit OS from Toshiba, and if so, did they say the value pack was installed with this new 64bit copy?

I get the feeling that you've installed a Vista 64bit copy you purchased from someone and installed it in place of the OEM 32bit copy. Doing that would (of course) remove any OEM extras you got with the laptop, and now you're wondering why but neglecting to realize that the extras come from Toshiba and not from Microsoft Vista. The only solution then would be to go to Toshiba and see if they'll send you a version of their Value Added goodies that's compatible with Vista 64bit.