Installing 64-bit

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  1. electrotune1200
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    flawless said:
    Is that completly safe? i just want to make sure as im not 100% confident in doing it.

    If your question was concerning setting the correct boot order... Yes. The device I told you to set as first in order is your DVD Drive.
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  3. flawless
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    I now have 64-bit Thanks for your help electrotune, you have been a big help
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  4. electrotune1200
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    You are welcome Flawless,

    Glad to hear you're all sorted! Good job on your first install.
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