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Help, please... anyone???
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ganon11000
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The CPU is the limitation in architecture, not the motherboard. If your laptop motherboard is compatible with a 64bit CPU you can upgrade the CPU, if not your usually out of luck.
clarkjd
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Laptops are notoriously hard to upgrade.My best advice is to check the manufacturer's website or support to see if a 64-bit cpu is an option for your laptop. Even if you can fine one the uses the same socket as your current one, there may not be a BIOS upgrade that will support the 64-bit processor.
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