64bit capable


  1. khairi90
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    windows 7 pro 32 bit
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    64bit capable


    my computer is 64-bit capable...now my computer is 32bit OS n system...it is means that my computer can upgrade to 64bit OS??
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  3. Airbot
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    Windows 7 Ultimate x64 SP1
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    If your computer is 64 bit capable, you can use a 64 bit OS. You can't in-place upgrade your existing 32 bit OS to a 64 bit one though. You'd have to newly install the 64 bit OS.
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