can i use the reset or fresh start options to upgrade to 64bit windows 10

[lazypickle123]

my 2-n-1 tablet laptop runs 32bit but is capable of 64 but says i can not boot from usb. can i use the reset or fresh start to upgrade to 64 bit? if not do you see a method i could use?

 

[kanewolf]

There is no "upgrade" from 32 bit to 64 bit. A new OS install would be required.

 

[USAFRet]

my 2-n-1 tablet laptop runs 32bit but is capable of 64 but says i can not boot from usb. can i use the reset or fresh start to upgrade to 64 bit? if not do you see a method i could use?

Which 2 in 1 do you have? Changing to 64bit requires booting directly from that install USB.

 

[lazypickle123]

my 2-n-1 tablet laptop runs 32bit but is capable of 64 but says i can not boot from usb. can i use the reset or fresh start to upgrade to 64 bit? if not do you see a method i could use?

Which 2 in 1 do you have? Changing to 64bit requires booting directly from that install USB.

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[USAFRet]

my 2-n-1 tablet laptop runs 32bit but is capable of 64 but says i can not boot from usb. can i use the reset or fresh start to upgrade to 64 bit? if not do you see a method i could use?

Which 2 in 1 do you have? Changing to 64bit requires booting directly from that install USB.

an iView i896qw

OK, that does have a 64bit CPU.
https://ark.intel.com/products/80274/Intel-Atom-Processor-Z3735F-2M-Cache-up-to-1_83-GHz
You'll have to get it to boot from the USB to install a 64bit OS.

 

[USAFRet]

However...on that little tablet/laptop, changing to a 64bit OS gains you no performance increase.

 

[lazypickle123]

However...on that little tablet/laptop, changing to a 64bit OS gains you no performance increase.

alright
was planning on using virtual memory with a flash drive, and wanted to be able to use x64 programs

 

[USAFRet]

However...on that little tablet/laptop, changing to a 64bit OS gains you no performance increase.

alright
was planning on using virtual memory with a flash drive, and wanted to be able to use x64 programs

I have a similar level Asus Transformer.
No matter what you do with it, it will be slooooow.

 

[lazypickle123]

However...on that little tablet/laptop, changing to a 64bit OS gains you no performance increase.

alright
was planning on using virtual memory with a flash drive, and wanted to be able to use x64 programs

I have a similar level Asus Transformer.
No matter what you do with it, it will be slooooow.

its actually really fast. i just wanted to run a game that needed 64 bit architecture