Xarzu
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I have 32 bit Vista on my home built computer but I think it can handle a 64 bit Windows 7.
Yet when I tried to install 64 bit Windows 7 it would not allow me to (at first, anyway, unless there is a trick). The installation program checks what OS you currently have rather than the hardware.
How can I do a 64 bit installation of Windows 7?
Yet when I tried to install 64 bit Windows 7 it would not allow me to (at first, anyway, unless there is a trick). The installation program checks what OS you currently have rather than the hardware.
How can I do a 64 bit installation of Windows 7?
You don't have much to say about how you attempted it?
Upgrade. Retail OEM?
Best solution is to create another partition and do a customised install. This will give you the opportunity to examine both before you decide which you prefer.
"it would not allow me to (at first, anyway, unless there is a trick). " Was there any message?
Upgrade. Retail OEM?
Best solution is to create another partition and do a customised install. This will give you the opportunity to examine both before you decide which you prefer.
"it would not allow me to (at first, anyway, unless there is a trick). " Was there any message?
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Xarzu
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