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os bit 64 or 32?
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Your processor is capable of supporting 64-bit operating systems, however it will work with 32-bit too. I'd install a 64-bit version operating system on your machine, however you need to ensure your other components are compatible, in most cases they will be if they utilise that CPU.
If you purchased an OEM computer (i.e. everything setup for you), then perhaps certain components are not compatible with 64-bit. Regardless I don't see why it should not install.
If possible, could you please reply back with the error it states? Or what the issue is with installation?
All the best.
If you purchased an OEM computer (i.e. everything setup for you), then perhaps certain components are not compatible with 64-bit. Regardless I don't see why it should not install.
If possible, could you please reply back with the error it states? Or what the issue is with installation?
All the best.
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Your processor is capable of supporting 64-bit operating systems, however it will work with 32-bit too. I'd install a 64-bit version operating system on your machine, however you need to ensure your other components are compatible, in most cases they will be if they utilise that CPU.
If you purchased an OEM computer (i.e. everything setup for you), then perhaps certain components are not compatible with 64-bit. Regardless I don't see why it should not install.
If possible, could you please reply back with the error it states? Or what the issue is with installation?
All the best.
If you purchased an OEM computer (i.e. everything setup for you), then perhaps certain components are not compatible with 64-bit. Regardless I don't see why it should not install.
If possible, could you please reply back with the error it states? Or what the issue is with installation?
All the best.
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