Hi, again, Todd.
I meant "Yes", of course. You DO need a 64-bit startup disc. I really
meant no, you can't use that 32-bit disk, but that's not the way the
question was asked.. :>{
RC
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"R. C. White" wrote in message
Hi, Todd.
No. There hardware differences between 32-bit and 64-bit that require
different drivers, different DLLs, and plenty of other differences. So we
can't even install Windows x64 if we've booted into Windows x86 - or vice
versa.
RC
"Todd" wrote in message
Hi All,
I just created a "Repair Disk Windows 7 32-bit". If
I wanted to repair a 64 bit W7, do I need to create
a new disk from a 64 bit W7 computer?
Many thanks,
-T