Can this old PC Support Windows 7 64bit?
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- Apr 22, 2009
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It should, yes. That processor is a 64 bit CPU. You can download the old Win7 Upgrade Advisor and run it if you want to check the apps you have on your machine for compatibility. https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=20
Skip the extras they try to get you to download with the advisor, tho. Just click on 'no thanks' and get the advisor download.
Of course doing a clean install will mean you don't have to worry if your old apps are compatible. But it's still a good idea in case you have an old device that is no longer supported. But generally speaking, no problem.
Skip the extras they try to get you to download with the advisor, tho. Just click on 'no thanks' and get the advisor download.
Of course doing a clean install will mean you don't have to worry if your old apps are compatible. But it's still a good idea in case you have an old device that is no longer supported. But generally speaking, no problem.
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