Capturing Google Earth with MicroStation

Okay I just verified that this does not work for me. I uninstalled 7.1 then installed 7.0 and it still does not seem to recognize that I have Google Earth Pro installed.

Hmmm... for me MicroStation didn't work with Google Earth Pro 7.1 , but after I uninstalled 7.1 and installed 7.0 it worked.
Also the same results on 2 other computers.

FWIW:
MicroStation 8.11.9.538
Windows 7 Enterprise
Google Earth Pro 7.0.3.8542

I'm currently running MS 8.11.9.578 also tried on MS 8.11.9.459 with the same result.
Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit

I tried both the current version of Google Earth Pro 7.1.2.2041 and the previous 7.0 version.
I've even gone through at one point and cleared out all references to Google Earth in the Registry prior to a re-install and I still can't get Microstation to recognize that Google Earth is installed. This has happened to me on a previous machine as well and I never was able to solve it. Very frustrating, I guess I'll have to submit a support ticket.

To mr Jones Rones from John Kapopoulos

a) I used to do all above procedure in windows 7/32 bit. (Darilos' probem above)
Now, in windows 7/64 bit , in windows 8/64 bit and in windows 8.1/64 bit the geografic tool box is inactive,
except the import coordinate system and create kmz file tools. (Google Earth 7.0 or 7.1) Any idea please?

b) How can we use the Attach Oracle GeoRasters?  Must we subscribe to Oracle to be provided with usernames and codes for particular areas?

Thank you for your answer.

Thanks for the video. I tried to capture the image but the elevations in the terrain aren't logical. when I rotate the mesh, I get a non-organized shape as some points have very high elevations. The first attachment is a plan and the next one taken when I try to rotate it. if you know a solution to this problem, I'll be so grateful.