Win 7 64-bit forces 32-bit install on new PC with 64-bit CPU - help!

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       #11

    Thank you all, have downloaded (from microsoft) a legal win7 64 with the correct efi file structure (and files). Once
    Diskpart has 'cleaned' my 500mb HDD I'll give it a go.

    Thank you for all your help, this was much easier in the 'older' days!

    Regards,

    Steve.
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    Could I ask why my DVD image has less files than the version I've just downloaded? All efi files are there on the ms downloaded one, but my (legal) version doesn't? It's an early 2009 version.

    Regards,
    Steve
      My Computer


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       #13

    Sounds like, Your new download is with SP1.
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       #14

    Intweb said:
    Thank you all, have downloaded (from microsoft) a legal win7 64 with the correct efi file structure (and files). Once
    Diskpart has 'cleaned' my 500mb HDD I'll give it a go.

    Thank you for all your help, this was much easier in the 'older' days!

    Regards,

    Steve.
    When the HD Drive is CLEAN with NO PARTITIONS follow the tutorial:
    UEFI (Unified Extensible Firmware Interface) - Install Windows 7 with
      My Computer


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    theog said:
    Sounds like, Your new download is with SP1.
    I have come to, literally, he same assumption in the last 30 minutes! Installed professional image by accident first, which installed fine, so just installing home premium and I should be ready for Christmas!!

    Thanks so much for all your help.

    Steve.
      My Computer


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       #16

    Sounding GOOD.
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