DeDRM tool for Calibre 3.48.0

semola · 08-18-2021, 11:47 AM

Hallo to everyone,

I have just downloaded Calibre portable 64 bit ver. 3.48.0 for Win7.
I whish to know what version of DeDRM tool is needed for this Calibre version
and where I can find it. (My Ebook reader is Kobo Libra H2o)

Thank You in advance

Semola

JSWolf · 08-18-2021, 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by semola

Hallo to everyone,

I have just downloaded Calibre portable 64 bit ver. 3.48.0 for Win7.
I whish to know what version of DeDRM tool is needed for this Calibre version
and where I can find it. (My Ebook reader is Kobo Libra H2o)

Thank You in advance

Semola

Any reason you cannot use the current Calibre version 5?

Any case, here's the link you need to be able to download DeDRM 6.8.1.

DNSB · 08-18-2021, 12:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by semola

I have just downloaded Calibre portable 64 bit ver. 3.48.0 for Win7.

Quote:

Originally Posted by JSWolf

Any reason you cannot use the current Calibre version 5?

As far as I know, there is no Calibre Portable 64 bit available for download.

Jon, notice the "for Win7" in the OP. 3.48 is the recommended version.

MSWallack · 08-18-2021, 01:49 PM

I'm confused. The webpage for the portable download says: "The calibre Portable build can be run on any Windows computer running at least Windows 8. It is self contained, your calibre libraries and settings are all kept together in one place."

PeterT · 08-18-2021, 02:30 PM

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Originally Posted by MSWallack

I'm confused. The webpage for the portable download says: "The calibre Portable build can be run on any Windows computer running at least Windows 8. It is self contained, your calibre libraries and settings are all kept together in one place."

Older versions of calibre supported earlier 32bit Windows versions. Calibre 4 dropped support for Windows 7

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JSWolf · 08-18-2021, 02:38 PM

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Originally Posted by DNSB

As far as I know, there is no Calibre Portable 64 bit available for download.

Jon, notice the "for Win7" in the OP. 3.48 is the recommended version.

Then my question is any reason you cannot upgrade to Win 10 and run Calibre 5?

PeterT · 08-18-2021, 04:15 PM

I think 6.8.1 should work

https://github.com/apprenticeharper/...ses/tag/v6.8.1

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ownedbycats · 08-18-2021, 04:27 PM

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Originally Posted by JSWolf

Then my question is any reason you cannot upgrade to Win 10 and run Calibre 5?

Can you please stop suggesting everyone updates to Windows 10? There are some computers that simply cannot handle the system requirements; my previous computer was one.

DNSB · 08-18-2021, 05:16 PM

JSWolf · 08-18-2021, 05:37 PM

I've found that a lot of people just don't want to upgrade. It has nothing to do with not being able to run Windows 10. But because of not wanting to upgrade, they lose out on running some current software such as Calibre 5.x.

Sirtel · 08-18-2021, 08:06 PM

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Originally Posted by ownedbycats

Can you please stop suggesting everyone updates to Windows 10? There are some computers that simply cannot handle the system requirements; my previous computer was one.

Not that it's really my business, but I wonder which modern computer (by modern I mean produced in the last 10 years) wouldn't be able to handle the system requirements for Win10? I updated my cheap low-end Lenovo laptop to Windows 10 in 2015 and it had no issues. The requirements for W10 are so low that it must be a pretty ancient machine which is not capable of handling them... or one still running XP or Vista.

Now with Windows 11 it's another story. A lot of older computers, even very capable ones, are not compatible.

slm · 08-18-2021, 08:39 PM

For what it's worth, you can't really run Windows 10 on a laptop/tablet with an SDD under 64Gig. Lots of the cheap ones being sold new today with an SSD have only 32 Gigs.

While Windows 10 will install on a 32 Gig machine, it doesn't leave much room.
Any large update will fail because there isn't enough room for the update. And there isn't much room for normal files. Win 7 doesn't have this problem.

Been there. Done that. Now its a nice Chromebook.

mbovenka · 08-19-2021, 10:02 AM

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Originally Posted by slm

For what it's worth, you can't really run Windows 10 on a laptop/tablet with an SDD under 64Gig. Lots of the cheap ones being sold new today with an SSD have only 32 Gigs.

That's indeed the only valid reason I see for not upgrading to Win10: a system disk that's smaller than 64GB and cannot (easily) be upgraded.

In all other cases: if your system can run Win7 comfortably, it can run Win10.

ownedbycats · 08-19-2021, 05:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Sirtel

Not that it's really my business, but I wonder which modern computer (by modern I mean produced in the last 10 years) wouldn't be able to handle the system requirements for Win10? I updated my cheap low-end Lenovo laptop to Windows 10 in 2015 and it had no issues. The requirements for W10 are so low that it must be a pretty ancient machine which is not capable of handling them... or one still running XP or Vista.

Now with Windows 11 it's another story. A lot of older computers, even very capable ones, are not compatible.

My old computer had Windows Vista, but I upgraded it to 7 without much trouble. I think it was built in 2007 - at the very tail-end of the capacitor plague (I ended up replacing the video card).

My issue wasn't so much system requirements as incompatible drivers that were unlikely to be updated by the manufacturer.

gsquared · 08-20-2021, 02:57 AM

Even the system disk should not be problem. According to MS, Windows 10 and 7 both require 16GB for 32 bit installation and 20GB for 64bit. Given that a 128GB flash drive costs $10 at Amazon, I see no reason why anyone should hang on to Windows 7 due to lack of disk space. And multiple reasons why an upgrade to 10 is simply common sense.

08-18-2021, 11:47 AM	#1
semola Junior Member Posts: 2 Karma: 10 Join Date: Aug 2021 Device: kobo libra h2o	DeDRM tool for Calibre 3.48.0 Hallo to everyone, I have just downloaded Calibre portable 64 bit ver. 3.48.0 for Win7. I whish to know what version of DeDRM tool is needed for this Calibre version and where I can find it. (My Ebook reader is Kobo Libra H2o) Thank You in advance Semola

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MSWallack Right, Except When Wrong Posts: 364 Karma: 4323767 Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Indianapolis Device: Kindle Oasis 3 (sometimes iPad Mini).	I'm confused. The webpage for the portable download says: "The calibre Portable build can be run on any Windows computer running at least Windows 8. It is self contained, your calibre libraries and settings are all kept together in one place."

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PeterT Grand Sorcerer Posts: 13,698 Karma: 79983758 Join Date: Nov 2007 Location: Toronto Device: Libra H2O, Libra Colour	I think 6.8.1 should work https://github.com/apprenticeharper/...ses/tag/v6.8.1 Sent from my Pixel 4a using Tapatalk

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slm Fool Posts: 499 Karma: 4660650 Join Date: Feb 2003 Device: Kindle: Voyage,PW1,KOA, Kobo: Clara Colour, Nook GLP, Pocketbook verse	For what it's worth, you can't really run Windows 10 on a laptop/tablet with an SDD under 64Gig. Lots of the cheap ones being sold new today with an SSD have only 32 Gigs. While Windows 10 will install on a 32 Gig machine, it doesn't leave much room. Any large update will fail because there isn't enough room for the update. And there isn't much room for normal files. Win 7 doesn't have this problem. Been there. Done that. Now its a nice Chromebook.

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gsquared Innkeeper Posts: 11 Karma: 2222858 Join Date: Dec 2009 Location: Wilderness, Garden Route, South Africa Device: Sony PRS-505, Kindle 3	Even the system disk should not be problem. According to MS, Windows 10 and 7 both require 16GB for 32 bit installation and 20GB for 64bit. Given that a 128GB flash drive costs $10 at Amazon, I see no reason why anyone should hang on to Windows 7 due to lack of disk space. And multiple reasons why an upgrade to 10 is simply common sense.