Win7 RC 32-bit to Win7 RC 64-bit? Possible?


  1. Sunny
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    Win7 RC 32-bit to Win7 RC 64-bit? Possible?


    Hi Everyone

    I notice for some games i can't play in 32-bit but it can play in 64-bit. Is it possible to upgrade the Window 7 RC 32-bit to Window 7 RC 64-bit?
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  3. Captain Zero
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    No. Clean install. Thank me later.
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  4. Sunny
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    Captain Zero said:
    No. Clean install. Thank me later.
    ahhh no other ways?
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