Sonar X3 Studio & EZ Drummer 1

Hi.  I'm new here.  Having just purchased and installed Sonar X3 Studio, I took notice when I tried to use my EZ Drummer ver 1 that the interface will load but the sounds do not.  The progress number on the lower right corner of the interface just says 0 and no sound is produced when I click on the instruments.  Can anybody help me?
 
Thanks
 
John Bowen

Thanks Bob!
I bought the boxed version of the software.  It says it X3 build 196.  I don't know anything about the X3e download.
EZD appears in the plug in manager a EZ Drummer.  In fact, I can see the drums appear to vibrate when I click on them.  The only thing is there is no sound produced and the instruments are apparantly not loading because the progress meter on the lower right hand corner of EZ Drummer's interface always says 0.  It's supposed to load up into the hundreds.  It does on my other DAW software programs and the solo version.  I tried the compatability selection.  No joy.

Yeah, the boxed version is an earlier build. Go ahead and download the X3e update. It has some important patches.
Make sure EZDrummer is in the right place. It should be in Program Files(x86)/Toontrack/EZDrummer. Or alternatively in you Cakewalk VST folder, also in Program File(x86). I prefer to let such programs install to their default location, but different strokes, etc.
Download the 64bit EZDrummer update from Toontrack. This will install the appropriate .dll. Direct that to Program Files/Cakewalk/VSTPugins.
Run the vst scan again, then reset all plugins.
At this point, EZDrummer should load properly when you insert it in your project.
You may need to run EZDrummer as admin. I had to do that with my IK plugins, but I don't remember if I had to do it for EZDrummer.

Also, this forum is for legacy Sonar verions. For future reference, you will want to post in the X Seies forum.
For now, we can address this question in this thead.
Hi Steve.

Steve posted the link in his reply.
 
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64 bit allows you to use way more memory so if your planning on using lots of efxs and soft synths you will want the extra memory. 
You can install both versions ( 32 & 64) side by side. 
 

Sort of.
The original 32 bit EZDrummer must be in place.
Download the 1.3.3 update from your Toontrack account. it has a 64 bit option when you install it.
It will install a 64 bit .dll, but the kits load from the 32 bit folder.