How Can I Upgrade My 32-Bit OS?

[kevinfire532]

So the holidays are coming so I would like to play games that support 32-Bit OS. Only problem is most of the games I want to play only supports 64-Bit. So how can I upgrade my 32-Bit OS. I need a cheap option but I am willing to spend more then I intend to.

Specs:

Processor: Intel(R) Core(TM)2 Quad CPU Q6600 @ 2.40GHz
Video Card: AMD Radeon (TM) R9 200 Series
Memory: 3.0 GB
Operating System: Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium Edition Service Pack 1 (build 7601), 32-bit

 

[KnowledgeCore]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

 

[kevinfire532]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

 

[KnowledgeCore]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

 

[kevinfire532]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

 

[KnowledgeCore]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

Here it is:

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-10-Home/productID.319937100?VID=320028200&ICID=Win10Home_DualCTA

 

[kevinfire532]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

Here it is:

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-10-Home/productID.319937100?VID=320028200&ICID=Win10Home_DualCTA

So I am guessing the USB option would be the better option?

 

[KnowledgeCore]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

Here it is:

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-10-Home/productID.319937100?VID=320028200&ICID=Win10Home_DualCTA

So I am guessing the USB option would be the better option?

Yes, if you don't have an optical drive.

 

[kevinfire532]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

Here it is:

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-10-Home/productID.319937100?VID=320028200&ICID=Win10Home_DualCTA

So I am guessing the USB option would be the better option?

Yes, if you don't have an optical drive.

I bought the USB but how does it connect with the video you link showing how to do a clean install?

 

[KnowledgeCore]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

Here it is:

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-10-Home/productID.319937100?VID=320028200&ICID=Win10Home_DualCTA

So I am guessing the USB option would be the better option?

Yes, if you don't have an optical drive.

I bought the USB but how does it connect with the video you link showing how to do a clean install?

You just put it in your pc (Im guessing it already has windows 7) and there it will start the setup.

 

[kevinfire532]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

Here it is:

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-10-Home/productID.319937100?VID=320028200&ICID=Win10Home_DualCTA

So I am guessing the USB option would be the better option?

Yes, if you don't have an optical drive.

I bought the USB but how does it connect with the video you link showing how to do a clean install?

You just put it in your pc (Im guessing it already has windows 7) and there it will start the setup.

Thank you for being patient and answering my questions! I hope you have a wonderful night!

 

[KnowledgeCore]

There's no upgrade path . The only option is to do a clean install of a 64- bit Windows 7, You can get it either Home, Home Premium, or Pro. You can get the cheapest, which is the 64-bit pro version, but it costs 141 dollars. This is the cheapest option if you want 64 bit win 7. However, there are cheaper options like 64 bit windows 10, which is 90$. Or 64-bit Windows 8.1, which is also 90$. But you need to check if your PC is 64-bit capable. All you need to do is go to the file explorer, and then right click "This PC" and then select Properties. After that, you'll see the "System" tab. Then, below it, in system type, it should say that your system is 32 bit, but that your processor is x64-based. If it's not, sorry my friend, you'll need to change your processor to a x64-based one.

I hope this helped!

Well my system doesn't say anything about its being x64-based but I did check and it does say that it supports 64-bit operating system. Okay thank you for giving me the option and so I have decided to do a clean install of a 64-bit window 7 to Window 10 64-Bit. Can you guide me how to do it and link the window 64 bit so that I can purchase it.

It is very long to type it in here, i will leave you with a video.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K0oUuUsH4As

So do I still need to buy anything or no? If so please link the product so that I can buy it.

Here it is:

http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msusa/en_US/pdp/Windows-10-Home/productID.319937100?VID=320028200&ICID=Win10Home_DualCTA

So I am guessing the USB option would be the better option?

Yes, if you don't have an optical drive.

I bought the USB but how does it connect with the video you link showing how to do a clean install?

You just put it in your pc (Im guessing it already has windows 7) and there it will start the setup.

Thank you for being patient and answering my questions! I hope you have a wonderful night!

No problem