I have 32-bit Windows 7 on my PC. I went to my computer's property and checked my Windows Index Experience. It says that my PC is 64-bit capable. I tried installing 64-bit it wanted me to console to the service, which I don't get it.
Last year I wanted to install Vista 64-bit version and it says that my PC doesn't support that. Also my CPU processor is AMD Turion X2 '64'. Does that 64 means the 64-bit OS or something else?
Are you trying to install the 64-bit OS from within the 32-bit one? This cannot be done. The only way is to insert the 64-bit DVD, boot up to it, and perform a clean install.
I would run windows seven upgrade advisor http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/d...displaylang=en And see what it has to say. From this AMD page your CPU is 64bit OS capable. So maybe the advisor can shed some light on what the problem is.Fabe AMD Turion 64 Mobile Technology
I backed up my files then did a clean install. Thanks guys :)
I will buy a 2gb RAM and install it to upgrade it to 4gb
Try to get the same brand, frequency and timings as the one you have installed now, better to get two new 2GB RAM cards, matched pairs always have a better chance to run well together.
Mixing RAM cards can work but, they can be incompatible also, just make sure you buy it at a place with a good return policy.
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