Hello, i have universal win 7 dvd with both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of system, but i installed first 32-bit because i thought there will be no such much difference between 3 and 4 gb ram, but i readed somewhere that with this one more gb pc will be running better, games tooSo i need to make my 32-bit win 7 a 64-bit win 7 :P I won't reinstall it because i customized it much, and i don't wan't to do everything again...
A clean install is required
Windows 7 32-bit cannot be upgraded to 64-bit
There is no possible way to "convert" a 32bit system to a 64bit system.. You will need to do a "clean" install...
The only thing that you have to do over again is reinstall your programs. If you use Windows Easy Transfer, every thing else will be transferred. Desktop, icons, favorites, cookies, settings,mail, everything. Just have to reinstall your programs. If you want 64bit platform, I (a man who actually used Windows Easy Trasfer) suggest that you give it a go. I have provided the link for Easy Transfer, which is probably not even required as it is part of Windows 7.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...-easy-transfer
Thanks for tips, but i won't install everything again... I think i'll just stay with those 3gb...
Actually i m too using W7 32- bit ram
I can play games upto NfS Most wanted but cant play Fifa 10
RAm-2.00
How can i upgrade
To repeat an earlier comment in this thread, you cannot upgrade from a 32-bit version of Windows to a 64-bit version.
It has to be a clean install followed by a re-installation of all your applications.
http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/w...sked-questions
You should have begun a new thread rather than appending to one that's more than 2 years old.
As far as I know, no games require a 64 bit version of Windows.
I doubt that there would be any advantage in switching to 64 bit. Also, as Seavixen remarked, you'd have to do a clean install.
Maybe re-installing everything would fix your problem, but you may as well stay with the 32 bit version of Windows.
convertin 32 bit to 64
cmd
takeown /f C:\Windows\system32 taking owner of system 32
enter
icacls C:\windows\system32 /grant userhere:f making u able to change filenames
enter
close cmd
go to system32 folder and copy these two files to the same folder
kernel32.dll and user32.dll
change the names of the copied files to
copy kernel32.dll to kernel64.dll and copy user32.dll to user64.dll
restart the computer
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