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64 bit / 32 bit
I have seen a lot of posts about installing win7 as 64 bit / 32 bit. PC World has an article poo pooing 64 bit, "Not worth it" , or something to that effect.
I am , however, planning buying a laptop with win 7 already installed.
1. Is it going to ALLWAYS be installed as 64 bit
2. Can it be generally either way?
3. Can it be changed without a total , 49.87 hour reinstall process?
I have an XP machine, I own Office 2003 And a TON of automated VBA scripting in Office AND a ton of AutoIt automation programming.
Am I in for a marathon migration???
Thanks