windows 7 64 bit wont install

[Tiny__97]

i have dell optiplex 390 and it s support 64 bit absolutly i have chekcked with app and from the windows
but when i wont to boot up from dvd to upgrade or install windows 7 64bit or any version of windows 64bit it said
rapport de compatibiliy with french what is probleme plz
ihave proccesseur support 64 bit with 3.33 gh
and a 4 gb ram
3.17 gb only are usable because iam on windows 32 bit that cannot support over 3 gb ram
these is photo


https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B6QkRzsV_NQvZU9VNTQ4dVk0TVk/view?usp=sharing





windows 10 64 bit iso downloaded from https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

 

[Wayfall]

I have to ask, where did you get this Windows disk?

 

[MeanMachine41]

Hi Tiny__97

As you have windows 7 32bit, I recommend you take advantage of the free upgrade to Windows 10.
The free upgrade finishes on the 29 July and the best way to upgrade is to use the Media Creation Tool found here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10

You can choose to install 64bit when you upgrade.

 

[Wolfshadw]

1) You cannot upgrade from a 32-bit OS to a 64-bit OS. You must perform a full installation
2) As wayfall asks, where did you get your install disk?
3) Moving to a 64-bit OS is not going to make any real or noticeable difference with your current system

32-bit operating systems have a maximum 4GB addressable memory space; part of which is taken up by system resources. This is why you only see 3.17GB usable memory. While a 64-bit OS can have a much larger addressable memory space, your system resources will still take up some memory and your usable memory will still be around 3.17GB.

-Wolf sends

 

[Wayfall]

64Bit is mainly so the OS and programs can take full advantage of your parts.

 

[Tiny__97]

wayfall i had burned windows 64 bit iso into aa dvd

 

[Tiny__97]

64Bit is mainly so the OS and programs can take full advantage of your parts.

wayfall i had burned windows 64 bit iso into aa dvd

 

[Tiny__97]

Hi Tiny__97

As you have windows 7 32bit, I recommend you take advantage of the free upgrade to Windows 10.
The free upgrade finishes on the 29 July and the best way to upgrade is to use the Media Creation Tool found here: https://www.microsoft.com/en-au/software-download/windows10

You can choose to install 64bit when you upgrade.

i already have it because i upgrade to it last year and it is 32 bit
so it not good as windows 7 i keep it and i install windows 7 32bit so i have dual boot
windows 10 and 7

 

[Tiny__97]

64Bit is mainly so the OS and programs can take full advantage of your parts.

i know wafway that s why i want to get windows 64 bit version

 

[Tiny__97]

1) You cannot upgrade from a 32-bit OS to a 64-bit OS. You must perform a full installation
2) As wayfall asks, where did you get your install disk?
3) Moving to a 64-bit OS is not going to make any real or noticeable difference with your current system

32-bit operating systems have a maximum 4GB addressable memory space; part of which is taken up by system resources. This is why you only see 3.17GB usable memory. While a 64-bit OS can have a much larger addressable memory space, your system resources will still take up some memory and your usable memory will still be around 3.17GB.

-Wolf sends

as i said ihave burned into aa free dvd wit ashampo studio
and i know thats icannot upgrade from 32bit into 64 bit that s why i boot to dvd

 

[Tiny__97]

1) You cannot upgrade from a 32-bit OS to a 64-bit OS. You must perform a full installation
2) As wayfall asks, where did you get your install disk?
3) Moving to a 64-bit OS is not going to make any real or noticeable difference with your current system

32-bit operating systems have a maximum 4GB addressable memory space; part of which is taken up by system resources. This is why you only see 3.17GB usable memory. While a 64-bit OS can have a much larger addressable memory space, your system resources will still take up some memory and your usable memory will still be around 3.17GB.

-Wolf sends

as i said ihave burned into aa free dvd wit ashampo studio
and i know thats icannot upgrade from 32bit into 64 bit that s why i boot to dvd

 

[Wayfall]

Where did you get the ISO file?

 

[Tiny__97]

Where did you get the ISO file?

from these site https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

 

[MeanMachine41]

Where did you get the ISO file?

from these site https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

Although frowned upon by MS for dual boot, it is a good idea if you don't encounter any problems and some do.

The auto upgrade too is known to be problematic, so a fresh install with a clean ISO is the way to go.
That was the method I used and no problems at all. I did however get it from the site I listed with the media creation tool.
You will of coarse need your windows activation key so keep it handy.

 

[Tiny__97]

Where did you get the ISO file?

from these site https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

Although frowned upon by MS for dual boot, it is a good idea if you don't encounter any problems and some do.

The auto upgrade too is known to be problematic, so a fresh install with a clean ISO is the way to go.
That was the method I used and no problems at all. I did however get it from the site I listed with the media creation tool.
You will of coarse need your windows activation key so keep it handy.

i have erased my sata before and try to install new windows but it still show there is problme with compatiblity on windows 64 bit // but on windows 32 bit instalation it s install normally and wxithout any probleme smouthly

 

[MeanMachine41]

Where did you get the ISO file?

from these site https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

Although frowned upon by MS for dual boot, it is a good idea if you don't encounter any problems and some do.

The auto upgrade too is known to be problematic, so a fresh install with a clean ISO is the way to go.
That was the method I used and no problems at all. I did however get it from the site I listed with the media creation tool.
You will of coarse need your windows activation key so keep it handy.

i have erased my sata before and try to install new windows but it still show there is problme with compatiblity on windows 64 bit // but on windows 32 bit instalation it s install normally and wxithout any probleme smouthly

Well I do know CPU i3 2120 will support a 64bit OS however all indictions I have found indicate the dell optiplex 390 has not been tested for W10.
Go here : http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN297954

 

[Tiny__97]

Where did you get the ISO file?

from these site https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/techbench

Although frowned upon by MS for dual boot, it is a good idea if you don't encounter any problems and some do.

The auto upgrade too is known to be problematic, so a fresh install with a clean ISO is the way to go.
That was the method I used and no problems at all. I did however get it from the site I listed with the media creation tool.
You will of coarse need your windows activation key so keep it handy.

i have erased my sata before and try to install new windows but it still show there is problme with compatiblity on windows 64 bit // but on windows 32 bit instalation it s install normally and wxithout any probleme smouthly

Well I do know CPU i3 2120 will support a 64bit OS however all indictions I have found indicate the dell optiplex 390 has not been tested for W10.
Go here : http://www.dell.com/support/article/us/en/19/SLN297954

i know i have been test and it s run smouthly without any probleme a have one probleme it s cant install 64bit os on my pc