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I have the Retail Vista Ultimate Upgrade Version which inlucdes both the 32-bit and 64-bit Version. Because of various incompatablity issues, I would rather install the 32-bit version. Everytime I install the software, I am not given a choice, and it installs the 64-bit version. Even if I wipe the drive completely

Upgrade from Vista Ultimate (32 bit version) to 64 bit version
So I went and checked the System settings in Control Panel and, sure enough, it said it was operating at 32-bit. What gives? I just bought an AMD Athlon 64 4200+ AM2 X2 processer and Asus M2N-SLI Deluxe motherboard! Any ideas? Which version of the Vista Beta did you download and install? The 32-bit version,

32bit XP on 64 bit cpu's?
When compiled as 64 bits, we use our surrogate infrastructure to use the 32 bits version of MDAC/ADO, because the OleDB MS/Jet driver is not available in 64 bits (except on Windows Server 2003 x64, and, AFAIK, there is no redistribuable package for others x64 systems!). Olivier. Running Vista and WS2008 both 64 bit

Update KB937287 fails on Vista Business, 32 bit
was offering 64-bit Vista as an option (at least in most cases). Me thinks it's going to be tough getting a new PC with 64-bit Vista pre-installed unless one deals with a more specialized vendor. After all, XP 64-bit has been out for what, a few years now? I've not seen it as an option anywhere either (however you

Vista -How do I upgrade a upgrade ?
Well, THG at least came to the correct conclusion: "In order to be able to utilize the entire system memory, you will therefore need to use a 64-bit version of Windows Vista." <http://www.tomshardware.com/2008/02/15/vista_workshop/page3.html> "Regardless of which version of Windows you are using, all 32-bit systems

Upgrade from Vista Ultimate (32 bit version) to 64 bit version
An update to my situation: I contacted my OEM (Gateway) and they reneged on their original promise of providing me the 64 bit version of the OS that is installed on my computer. It seems like I have 3 options before me: 1) Get the retail version of Vista Ultimate 64 bit version. I don't really see this as an option

AMD 64 X2 but Vista installed 32-bit
There is also a 64-bit version of XP, "XP x64 Edition". It is a separate product, which came out in 2005 (as opposed to 2001 for ordinary 32-bit XP) and is not For a driver to be on the MS Hardware Compatibility List for Vista, it has to come in 32-bit and 64-bit versions. Without that, a manufacturer can't use

Donationware by 12noon (Stefan Tucker)
The OS X version of the back-end is derived from the standard UNIX sources. The app was designed this way long before anyone knew anything about Apple's 64-bit plans. In fact, as I've pointed out in the past, quite a few of the sort of memory-intensive specialty apps that would benefit from going 64-bit are already

32 bit vista can't address more than 3.1-3.5 GB RAM
Assuming I am correct about needing the SATA driver, there are evidently two versions of the SATA driver--one for vista 64 and one for vista 32. Since I am trying to downgrade from 64 to 32, when I try to set up the dual boot do I use 64 version or the 32 bit version. I'm guessing 64?

Vista 32-bit vs. 64 bit
Fact: 64 bit Vista is designed to run on EXACTLY the same hardware that is able to run 32 bit Vista. Whether you can actually add more than the wimpy ~3.2 GB You can't run any such applications in Windows unless you have a 64-bit version of the OS. You can on Mac OS (as long as the process is limited to using

Can I exchange Windows XP64 for 32 bit version
I do want to have vista now. I did read that the 64 bit specifically wants signed drivers while the 32 bit version doesn’t mention that. Does this mean if I get the 32 bit version I won’t face these problems again? Is this a known problem with vista 64? Do you know what is causing it? 2.In the past 6 months,

32 bit apps on 64 bit Vista
Carey Frisch [MVP] cnfri...@nospamgmail.com microsoft public windows vista general Unlike retail licenses, an OEM license is bit-specific and a 32-bit OEM license will not work with a 64-bit Windows Vista disc. If you want a 64-bit version of Vista, you'll have to purchase a 64-bit license and disc.

Why is my Vista Beta 2 running in 32-bit?
Gary VanderMolen G...@nomail.invalid microsoft public windows vista general "John E" <J...@privacy.invalid> wrote in message news:7A5AEA02-1711-4B60-90D3-2D91F88424D4@microsoft.com... It is not possible to have both installed at the same time, if you bought only one product (licence). Please be more careful with

Vista x64 runs 32 bit version of all built in apps by default?
VistaRIP.com | Vista Resource & Information Page "guitardude" <guitardude@discussions. microsoft.com> wrote in message news:OpKU0N5aIHA.5348@TK2MSFTNGP03.phx.gbl... Hi, I am currently running 32 bit Vista Home Premium, but I am considering upgrading to Vista Ultimate and the 64 bit version if I can.

Upgrade from Vista Ultimate (32 bit version) to 64 bit version
WinXP with its own license and both Vista Ultimate installs using the one product key. I initially installed (dual-boot config) Vista x64 and activated it via the net. Found that some drivers and app's I use are not ready for prime time (64 bit versions). Installed Vista 32 bit and activated by phone just fine.

Vista x64 runs 32 bit version of all built in apps by default?
I'm hesitant to even ask, but is support better for Vista 64? It's better than XP x64, but not as good as for 32-bit Windows (XP or Vista) yet. But it is improving, as x64 becomes more "mainstream". It just irks me that I have to run 32 bit windows on a 64 bit capable machine. I know exactly what you mean,

Upgrade from Vista Ultimate (32 bit version) to 64 bit version
Rock r...@nospam.net microsoft public windows vista general "Jack" <mr_nice_1973@yahoo. com> wrote I recently bought a new computer pre-installed with Vista Ultimate. However, the version installed on the computer is the 32 bit version, not the 64 bit version. Does anyone know if there is there a way to change it to

32 bit vista can't address more than 3.1-3.5 GB RAM
"LAB Enterprises" wrote: Does anyone here have experience/suggestions for switching for 64-bit to 32-bit Vista? My sisters HP Pavilion laptop came with Vista 64-bit but they have no plans of changing this so we are having to change the os), so we are buying the full version of Vista Home Pro 32-bit for her.

Vista 32 or 64
32 bit versions of OS X do. Likewise any old operating system. There is only the one version of OS X, which is presently at 10.5 and this is not an issue. You interrupted the thread and diverted it with a There should be no question as far as 64-bit XP/Vista is concerned. -- David Empson demp...@actrix.gen.nz.

Vista: 32 bit or 64 bit?
NpGreg04 NpGre...@discussions.microsoft.com microsoft public windows 64bit general microsoft public windows vista general That command is only for Media Player 11. The 32-bit versions always have "*32" after their name. The 64-bit ones will not. So how do you set it up to start 64bit versions ?