It will limit the RAM and you can only run 32-bit programs, unless the 64-bit program is written backward compatible. Many of the releases come in both 32-bit and 64-bit applications (i.e. Photoshop has both, Office has both, etc.).
It will limit the RAM and you can only run 32-bit programs, unless the 64-bit program is written backward compatible. Many of the releases come in both 32-bit and 64-bit applications (i.e. Photoshop has both, Office has both, etc.).
i already have 32-bit i once had 64 but i had to delete my OS and redownload it to fix a problem and the only disk i had was the windows 32-bit but i still ahve the 64 bit code but i dont have a 64-bit windows disk...
This link will step you through making a new DVD/USB bootable drive. You will need your product key to get it done.
I cant do this because the code for my windows produce is off my pc which is hp so i have to go to there site but the only option to get a disk from them is to order a recovery disk from them that is $40 or so dollars which isn't helping my case.