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  1. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    Yes, I checked out the hardware on the Windows site.
    Post by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16 in forum: Windows 7
  2. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    The existing OS is 32-bit. The hardware is able to support a 64-bit OS.
    Post by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16 in forum: Windows 7
  3. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    Thanks. I was trying to be clear- sometimes it's a struggle!
    Post by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16 in forum: Windows 7
  4. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    Thank you both!!
    Post by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16 in forum: Windows 7
  5. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    I believe a format is required when moving from 32-bit to a 64-bit operating system.
    Post by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16 in forum: Windows 7
  6. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    I'm aware that I can upgrade. According to the Windows upgrade advisor I will need to perform a clean install, which requires a HD format. It is...
    Post by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16 in forum: Windows 7
  7. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    I believe so. It's an Intel Core 2 Duo T7700 @2.40 GHz 2.40 GHz
    Post by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16 in forum: Windows 7
  8. Gmatt
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    Upgrade VS. Full version of Win 7

    I want to migrate from Windows Vista Ultimate 32-bit to Windows 7 64-bit. This will necessitate a clean install. Does this mean I will need the...
    Thread by: Gmatt, 2011/11/16, 18 replies, in forum: Windows 7
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