T TBone01 Active Member Joined Apr 7, 2009 Messages 278 Oct 23, 2009 #21 I'm running 32-bit Vista now, windows says it's "64-bit capable", so 64-bit Win7 would work?
M mowey Rookie Joined Sep 20, 2009 Messages 50 Oct 23, 2009 #22 TBone01 said: I'm running 32-bit Vista now, windows says it's "64-bit capable", so 64-bit Win7 would work? Click to expand... Oh yea it should work, I guess 7 takes up less resources than vista, so I don't think you should have a problem running just about anything
TBone01 said: I'm running 32-bit Vista now, windows says it's "64-bit capable", so 64-bit Win7 would work? Click to expand... Oh yea it should work, I guess 7 takes up less resources than vista, so I don't think you should have a problem running just about anything
I InductedStorm Active Member Joined Jan 21, 2008 Messages 264 Oct 23, 2009 #23 One Comment. Win 7 for students... http://www.win741.com Get it for $30 if ya can. Don't settle for Home edition. Look for the link to buy pro for that price. Make sure you pick the right bit for your computer (32 or 64) can only do it once and if you can support 64bit no reason for 32.
One Comment. Win 7 for students... http://www.win741.com Get it for $30 if ya can. Don't settle for Home edition. Look for the link to buy pro for that price. Make sure you pick the right bit for your computer (32 or 64) can only do it once and if you can support 64bit no reason for 32.
J JunK Poster Extraordinaire Joined Mar 17, 2009 Messages 2,977 Oct 24, 2009 #24 extra 13 bucks for a disk s&h - that way you can keep it for life