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01-11-2009   #1


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Windows 7 [ 6956 32bit -> 7000beta 64bit ]

Hello guys,

I have installed the 32bit 6956 build some time ago last year, I'm really enjoying it!

But now that the beta is available and also 64bit, I was wondering if I can "upgrade" my build to the newer one in 64bit somehow!

Would be great to know!

James

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01-11-2009   #2


SEVEN x64
 
 


Hi bigmamamonk....


sorry... there is no way to upgrade x32 to x64, it would need to be a fresh install

you could upgrade your current 6956 to 7000 but only in x32




SK
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01-13-2009   #3


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Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by skunksmash View Post
Hi bigmamamonk....


sorry... there is no way to upgrade x32 to x64, it would need to be a fresh install

you could upgrade your current 6956 to 7000 but only in x32




SK

thank you very much indeed

btw how does the Windows 7 to Windows 7 upgrade work?

just normal upgrade?
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01-14-2009   #4


SEVEN x64
 
 


yes it does but its not recommended.....

i upgraded from 6936 to 7000, both were x64..... i had 0 issues & all files remained intact.



SK
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