i currently have 32 bit installed on my laptop and on my desktop, they both work fine i have had small problems here and there but nothing that we ( me and the folks here at TSG) haven't been able to fix, the question is should i install the 64 bit...
Now, this is my current set-up:C: - Vista Home Premium 64-bit Installed (have original OEM disc - not restore/repair, real thing)F: - Spare drive for storageNow I want a partition on F (dont want the whole drive to be taken just a small bit)...
After deleting, re-creating & re-formatting the Vista Ultimate 64 bit partition, I installed XP Home SP1. http://forums.techguy.org/windows-vista/568803-solved-upgrading-64-bit-u... Vista Home Premium upgrade, it am informed that...
Problems developed using Ultimate 64 bit http://forums.techguy.org/windows-vista/540897-user-access-code-problem.... ]The owner wants to switch from Ultimate 64 bit to Home Premium 32 bit. He purchased Home Premium, 32 bit. Booting to the...
I have a 32 Bit Version of XP Pro, When I try to upgrade, to the 64 Bit Vista Version, I'm getting a "Windows is unable to find a system volume that meets criteria for installation"
I just bought vista ultimate with both 64 & 32-bit disks and they each have their own product key.I am assuming I can use each on two separate computers.would I be correct in this assumption?
I apologize if this question has been asked before I could not find it in the search.
hi i have vista home premium 64-bit and i cant get any sound i have tried everything i even went out and brought a sound card not that good mind but it still does not work i think its a driver problem i i read somewhere that vista does not yet support digital sound and i have to go with analog so i tried to search or a analog driver and its harder than it looks if anyone can help me or point me in the right direction i will be much great full. Also i have tinkered with my speakers and still nothing the sound is fully up on windows and on my analog speakers thanks..
during installation of vista i was not given the option of either 32 bit or 64 bit. My system supports both and vista upgade avisor verified it
The QX6700 I have "on loan" from Gateway, pending shipment of my own QX6700, gave the following best of 10 each composite scores on the PassMark Performance Test.
32-bit Ultimate with Raid 0 on twin 10k Raptors = 1487.1
64-bit Ultimate on 10k Raptor = 1623.8
My WEI scores on both are 5.9, 5.3, 5.8, and 5.9. My new machine will have the 8800 GTX overclocked rather than the ATI 1950 Crossfire. I expect the 8800 to raise my 5.8 to 5.9 since the ATI is faster on PassMark with only one card running.
I had the 64-bit beta verison of Vista installed on my computer. As you know, it creates a "Program Files (x86)" for 32-bit applications. Later, I installed the full version of Vista (32-bit). Now I want to delete the "Program Files (x86)" folder...
