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there is a product ID is that one
Windows 7 32bit to Windows 7 64bit
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New #22
It shouldn't be inside a Microsoft sticker . It sticker is usually above the battery or in the middle of the laptop not a a white or orange sticker
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New #23
I sended you that one remember
do you have team viewer?
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New #24
Yes but TeamViewer will not help me seeing the bottom of your laptop .
When you bought the laptop did it have Windows Vista on it and then upgrade it to Windows 7 ?
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New #25
I had Vista First than i upgraded it to 7
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New #26
Ok the Microsoft Sticker key will not work for Windows 7 . You would need to use the key you used on your 32-bit version .
I am not seeing any windows 7 drivers for the HP 550 laptop
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New #28
You could install Windows 7 64-bit but it would be a clean install . Meaning you would have to wipe the hard drive and start from scratch . You can't so an in place upgrade from within Windows
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New #29
Why do you want to upgrade to 64 Bit?
If you have 4 GB or less of RAM it may not be worth going to 64 Bit.
As you are using Win 7 32 Bit now, the Vista drivers probably work for Win 7.
If you want to try 64 Bit, you could create a System Backup Image of your current 32 Bit system.
Install 64 Bit, and if it doesn't work, restore the 32 Bit backup image.
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New #30
i have 2 GB of RAM and i saw that is the minumum for 64 bit,but where can i download 64bit from a torrent.
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