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    How to Fix the 0xc000007b Error in Windows: Easy Step-by-Step Guide

    Here is a complete summary for resolving the 0xc000007b error in Windows, based on the article from sigortahaber.com: Understanding the 0xc000007b Error This error occurs across all major Windows versions (Windows 7–11). It often appears when launching popular games (like PES, GTA, Metin2, Far...
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    Understanding the Windows Kernel: Stability and Security Explained

    The Windows kernel is the unsung hero at the heart of every Windows PC. It is the essential, always-on foundation that orchestrates the interplay between your software and hardware. In this article, we’ll dive deep into what the Windows kernel is, how its unique structure underpins system...
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    How to Identify 32-Bit vs 64-Bit Windows: A Complete Guide

    If you've ever tried to install software or hardware drivers on your system and been hit with questions about whether you're running a 32-bit or 64-bit version of Windows, you're not alone. With this guide, you'll be confidently identifying your system type in no time. Let's demystify the...
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    Windows 8 Upgrade from XP 32-bit to Win 8 64-bit

    Hi, Not sure if this is the right place to post this one so forgive me if it's not. Apparently you cannot update from a 32-bit version of Windows (XP in my case) to 64-bit Win 8 using the Windows Upgrade Assistant and the downloadable $39.99 version, you have to purchase a boxed DVD set and...
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    Windows 7 On x64 OS i'll get more performance using x86 softwares?

    Hi there! I would like to know if on a x64 Operating System I'll get more performance from the x86 softwares than the x64 versions... I have Windows x64 and 4 GB of ram...and if i'll use a software such as Autodesk Maya....i'll get more performance on Maya x86 than Maya x64? Does Maya x86 use...
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    Windows 7 Do I want Windows x86 or x64 update?

    Hi I'm looking at the Windows backwards compatibility update and they have two versions for Windows 7 one is labeled "All supported x86-based versions of Windows 7" and the other is labeled "All supported x64-based versions of Windows 7". I'm running Windows 7 Home Premium, 64 bit...
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