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Sign in to vote. I am running bit vista with capability of bit. Other things like system stablility, performance increases, etc. No one can absolutely say this system will perform better or be more stable with 64 bit Windows. That would be an opinion. I don't want this to degenerate into "yes it is", "no it isn't" argument. Unless someone can point out a statistically valid study that shows 64 bit Windows is more stable than 32 bit Windows I won't answer any more posts in this thread.
I have the same question and see most of it answered in this thread, but anybody know the answer to this part below? Friday, August 21, PM. Saturday, August 22, AM. The upgrade will only start if it sees an installed, qualifying OS. Once it starts you can format the partition the OS is on and do a clean install. What is the procedure if I need to reinstall windows 7 someday? Am I forced to install Vista first? Thanks in advance. Saturday, August 22, PM. Yes, you would need to reinstall a qualifying OS first.
It's a lot of work for the moderators and so far I haven't seen any benefit to the forum users. I'll delete my post above shortly. No disrespect intended.
That forum bug is funny. It is a funny bug but I was serious. I am not a fan of rating and voting. It can become a popularity contest. It can actually interfere with people getting the best answer. I can't delete these posts of mine now without causing yours to be out-of-context. Shall I delete mine, or leave it?
I'd leave it. If the comments are out of line the moderators will delete them. I am familiar with that. Moore 0. I'm planning on upgrading from xp 32 to 7 It's good to know that I can save quite a bit of money on the upgrade version. Besides I have to do a clean install anyway. Tuesday, September 15, PM. So what is a "Clean Install"? I have 32bit Vista Home Prem and bought the Windows 7 and did a 32 bit install. Can I change all this to 64bit Windows 7 install?
Do I have to load drivers for all my hardware, like optical drives, sound cards ect? Saturday, January 30, PM. Generally when the word 'upgrade' is used in the context it means an "In-place" upgrade. When it cannot be used a "Clean Install" must be done. Programs, apps, software must be reloaded. Even when supported paths are involved a clean install is the more recommended approach To do a clean install the choice "Custom Install" is selected from the Win7 disc.
IF, your hardware supports a bit platform the only way 32 can be changed to 64 is by a clean install. Going cross-platform is one of those "Unsupported Paths", cannot be done as an Upgrade. Get back to me if you want more details or anything. Computer Issues. Given the advice above, what I would like to do is a clean install onto a fresh hard disk, so I can keep my old Vista available to help with locating and migrating my programs. Is that possible, and if so what are the recommended steps?
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