This is normal, when it talks about 'other platforms' it is referring to Linux etc, rather than windows.....

Hello sartaonline,
Your AMD Windows 7 should act just like your Intel Windows 7 - unless you set a computer-specific preferences override on your computers which overrides the web site preferences. Look at your startup messages in the Log.

Lawrence

Hi sartaonline,

I'm not a WCG tech, but as I understand it, although the strict answer to your question is "No", there IS the possibility to have multiple feeder streams for the same project, each stream aimed at some different aspect of the target machine. It might be operating system, or 32/64-bit, or hardware architecture. It's up to the techs to decide if any particular project needs to be segmented in this way, usually because there is some difference in results across one or more of these variables which causes them not to validate against each other.

All that message means is that the server stream aimed at the group of machines with similar attributes to yours, whatever they may be for any particular project, is currently dry. Usually it will have filled up again by the time your machine tries again. It is most unusual for that situation to last long, and you can usually simply ignore that message.