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    64 bit Windows seven home premium
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       #11

    Awesome, thanks alot guys! :)
    Edit: Would I just be able to upgrade it from a 64 bit disk? Probably not, eh? I'd lose everything in the process if I could, wouldnt I?
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    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
       #12

    kylefrikkentoth said:
    Awesome, thanks alot guys! :)
    Edit: Would I just be able to upgrade it from a 64 bit disk? Probably not, eh? I'd lose everything in the process if I could, wouldnt I?
    No afraid not. You are migrating from a 32 bit OS to a 64 bit os so you will need to perform a clean installation. So back up those files before you begin.
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    Windows 7 x86/x64, Server 2008r2, Web Server 2008
       #13

    Were did you obtain your copy of 7?
    If you legally purchased it.... You should be able to contact MS and pay for a media disk :)
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    64 bit Windows seven home premium
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       #14

    I bought it pre installed, it came with a sticker, and 32 bit disk.
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    Windows 7 7600 1 X64
       #15

    kylefrikkentoth said:
    I bought it pre installed, it came with a sticker, and 32 bit disk.
    Your specs say its custom built. Did you build it?
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    64 bit Windows seven home premium
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       #16

    I had it customized before I bought it. I usually build my own, from older computers, but this one, I'm probably going to switch alot of stuff around anyways, to make it more "Mine"
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    Windows 7 x86/x64, Server 2008r2, Web Server 2008
       #17

    Who was the manufacturer then?
    You may be able to contact them,
    But when you customized you should have been given to option for 64 bit.
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    64 bit Windows seven home premium
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       #18

    Yeah, well I might do that. But, I was wondering, I have the boot files for win7 64 bit, but I only have 20 700MB CD-RWs, would I be able to use those somehow? Like, burn files to one, and others to another, and boot them sequencially?
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    7 x64 Ultimate
       #19

    kylefrikkentoth said:
    Yeah, well I might do that. But, I was wondering, I have the boot files for win7 64 bit, but I only have 20 700MB CD-RWs, would I be able to use those somehow? Like, burn files to one, and others to another, and boot them sequencially?
    I don't think that is going to work. Win7 is about 3.2GB, so you'll need a DVD. Back up your files, make a new partition for windows, and install into that.
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  10. Posts : 1,849
    Windows 7 x86/x64, Server 2008r2, Web Server 2008
       #20

    To the best of my knowledge, that will not work, you have to use dvds.
    If ms had intended for you to be able to do that they would have released a cd version on the install files....
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