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    Vista 32bit to 64bit

    Discussion in 'VAIO / Sony' started by nodrogkam, Feb 7, 2008.

  1. nodrogkam

    nodrogkam Notebook Consultant

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    Hey guys

    I did a search and it yielded mixed results. With my notebook I have home premium 32 bit. What would I need to do in order to upgrade it to 64bit, and is there anything I should be aware of prior to attempting the upgrade?


    Thanks, I've learned so much from this community!
     
  2. rasenganx

    rasenganx Notebook Guru

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    Hello Gordon. Well all you need to do is upgrade your OS to a 64Bit version.
     
  3. nodrogkam

    nodrogkam Notebook Consultant

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    woah you know my name? who are you?
    hm upgrade sounds good, but i get the feeling a clean install would be better.

    thanks
     
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    nixon Notebook Evangelist

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    thank you nixon
     
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    I read somewhere that you can upgrade your 32 bit vista to 64 bit for $9.99. Does anyone know if this is true or where to do this at?