I've read you can't upgrade from 32 bit to 64 bit directly, but not being sure of how the process works, do I get a new CD key when upgrading, that you can then use when reinstalling? So in other words, is it possible to install W7 Starter, upgrade to Home Premium (for a discount I would assume), get a new key, then reinstall Windows with that key, or how does that work?
Because I have a Starter key that isn't being used, and I have a laptop that I wanna install Windows on (with more RAM than 32 bit would give me access to), so I wonder if I can somehow get 64 bit W7 based on that Starter key. If of course Starter wasn't 32 bit only, this would've been a lot easier.
Because I have a Starter key that isn't being used, and I have a laptop that I wanna install Windows on (with more RAM than 32 bit would give me access to), so I wonder if I can somehow get 64 bit W7 based on that Starter key. If of course Starter wasn't 32 bit only, this would've been a lot easier.
My Computer
At a glance
Multiple, both 32 and 64 bit
- Computer type
- PC/Desktop
- OS
- Multiple, both 32 and 64 bit
