How !!! Windows !! Bit !!!

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  1. ComputerKing

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    Hower you Today !! Welcome ,..

    OK , How I can Know that This windows on my computer 32-bit or 64-bit !!

    How to know !! by steps or tool or some way ?? I want to know ,

    Thanks , CK
     
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  2. overdosedelusion

    overdosedelusion I mostly come at night, mostly..

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    Start> Control Panel> System

    Under the general tab it will tell you if it's x64 or not!
     
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  3. Matkubicki

    Matkubicki What's a Dremel?

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    If you type "winver" into the Start->Run box it will tell you about which version of Windows you have installed. If you don't know which version is installed then it will almost certainly be 32-bit however.

    edit:too slow!!
     
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  4. ComputerKing

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    I cant see any thing say 32bit or 64 bit !!! ???? THANKS . CK
     
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  5. DougEdey

    DougEdey I pwn all your storage

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    32-Bit.

    Unless you specifically buy Windows XP 64Bit it'll be 32Bit
     
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  6. ComputerKing

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    Why !!!!!!!! MY Cpu support 64-bit !!! . CK
     
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  7. MrWillyWonka

    MrWillyWonka Chocolate computers galore!

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    You have to BUY a 64-bit edition and install that in order for you to actually have a 64-bit edition!

    Once you install the 64-bit edition Windows then Windows will take use of your 64bit cpu.
     
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  8. dfhaii

    dfhaii internets

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    You're the computer king man, if you want that to be 64bit, you tell it to be.
     
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  9. Matkubicki

    Matkubicki What's a Dremel?

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    LMAO :hehe:
     
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  10. airchie

    airchie What's a Dremel?

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    If you think you should run 64-bit XP, think again.
    It sucks balls bigtime cos its buggy as hell and poorly supported for drivers etc. :(
     
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  11. SteveyG

    SteveyG Electromodder

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    :hehe: :hehe:

    Where did you buy your copy of Windows from Computerking, and did it not specify which version it was when you were buying it?
     
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  12. ComputerKing

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    lol ,, thanks thanks guys :blush: :blush: :blush: :blush: :blush:

    I was want get Vista 64-bit :D so I WIll order it by night today so if its suck like airchie said !! I will get vista 32 -bit !!! But 64-bit faster !!

    SO Vista unlimit 64-bit or vista unlimit 64-bit??????
     
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  13. overdosedelusion

    overdosedelusion I mostly come at night, mostly..

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    Oh gee.. The choices :rolleyes:
     
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  14. SteveyG

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    That's a tough one...
     
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  15. ComputerKing

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    :wallbash: :wallbash: :wallbash: DAmit SORYYYY forgive me guys !!

    SO Vista unlimit 64-bit or 32-bit !!! ( for mt Sig.. HArdware ) :D

    SOrry .
     
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  16. overdosedelusion

    overdosedelusion I mostly come at night, mostly..

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    definately 64 bit vista, 64 bit is the future, and soon enough 32 bit will be far outdated =P

    The real question is, what's the x86 version? *stumped*

    (haven't really read bugger all about vista, and apologies if i end up hijacking, it's none intentional but might benefit you too!)
     
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  17. ComputerKing

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    There is vista 86-bit !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I never saw this !!!!!

    Tell me !!! I'm interesting !! BTW : done order 64-bit :D
     
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  18. Springs

    Springs Boing boing

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    isnt X86 a name for the type of PC hardware...

    as in a mac is a mac and a x86 is a normal pc
     
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  19. ComputerKing

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    mean its hardware not software !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! COOOOL

    YOu have cool information guys :D But I still The COMPUTER KING :hip:
     
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  20. <A88>

    <A88> Trust the Computer

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    x86 just refers to the 32bit architecture used by PCs- they're still 32bit, and x64 is used by 64bit PCs and Macs.

    <A88>
     
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