Decommissioning of win7 64-bit to 32-bit win7

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• Decommissioning 64 Win7 32 bit

  We plan to buy (Tigerdirect) a PC refurbished which has Windows 7 Pro 64-bit and upgrade it to Windows 7 Pro 32-bit. I already have for Windows 7 32 - bit support, a USB key with the Installer (downloaded from DigitalRiver, years ago). The question is, can I downgrade the 64 bit to 32 bit using my media, and then use the same product key supplied with the 64-bit to 32-bit install? The product key can be read "Rebuilt", so I have no idea if I'll find it difficult to do the downgrade.

  Tonight, I visited the store of Tigerdirect here in Puerto Rico, just to ask an another sales associate. A few days before, a sales associate told me I could buy the 64-bit PC and he go down to 32-bit. Guess what? Another told me the opposite. He told me that the product key is related to the version of Windows 64-bit.

  Not true, the product key is not specific architecture (32 or 64-bit) as long as it's the same edition, the product key will work.

  I refuse to believe that it is true because Microsoft used to offer the Win 7 32 and 64-bit versions on the same DVD, a product key. So why the product key should be clean now? I don't understand. Why Tigerdirect people lie to a customer?

  TigerDirect Sales Associate is misinformed.

  How downgrade from Windows 7 64 bit of Windows 7 32 bit

• Decommissioning of Win7 to WinXP on the Tecra M11 - 11J

  Hello!

  I'm a first time user of any type of portable computer so be gentle please!

  Good; I want to downgrade the installed copy of windows 7 to windows xp that is on the product recovery disc came with the laptop. I have already created recovery disks so that I can return to windows 7 in the future, I understand, but what I'm not is: -.

  What I do on all the other software included with the computer. Have the ability to copy this software (other than windows7) to another drive if I replace win7 with winxp and how should I use to achieve this?

  I glanced at the (windows xp) product recovery disc to see if 'other' software was also included, but was not.

  What about John

  Hello

  Google says that your laptop belongs to the series of PTME0E, all divers are utility are available on the [European Toshiba driver Page | http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com/innovation/download_drivers_bios.jsp]
  http://img841.imageshack.us/img841/3032/windriv.jpg
  So, as you can see, you can install. Perhaps, you will need to integrate Sata drivers to install or change the AHCI mode on, compatible, in the BIOS

  Don't forget to back up important data before proceeding, as it will wipe

• G7-2320DX wifi issues after decommissioning of Win7

  Recently, I've killed my G7-2320DX of Win8 to Win7.  I got the drivers off the internet with the help of google and the HP Forum.  Everything works except the WiFi.  In my device manager everything is good, except for a "PCI Device".  The PCI device is all the details in the value box.  I'm not even sure if this is the problem.

  I can't understand this.  Any ideas?

  Hello

  go to your device manager and see you see some devices named "unknows".

  If Yes, then >

  Try a few steps

  go to your device manager > right click on the unknown devices > go to properties > then details tag

  Select from the drop-down called Hardware ID (PCI\VEN...) Copy it via right click...

  and search for it on google or any search engine, you will get the right drivers...

  Here's print process filming!

  

  I hope that helps!

• 14-b017cl Sleekbook: update the BIOS after decommissioning of win7

  Hello

  I need to do an upgrade of the BIOS on my 14-b017cl Sleekbook.

  The laptop is demoted to win7, win8 was installed originally.

  Is it safe to run the update in win7?

  The available updates are officially for win8 only (see: http://h10025.www1.hp.com/ewfrf/wc/softwareDownloadIndex?softwareitem=ob-116297-1&cc=us&dlc=en&lc=en... )

  Thanks for the help!

  I've not tested it personally, but if it is not compatible, it will tell you at the outset. So, I don't see any harm in trying the update.

• 15 - f004wm: decommissioning of win7

  Hello.  I have recently downgraded my laptop for win 7 64 and I want the drivers for the following items.

  Ethernet controller

  network controller

  PCI device

  PCI encryption/decryption controller

  SM bus controller

  USB controller

  and the chipset drivers

  any help would be appreciated.

  Thank you

  Hello:

  Use the W7 x 64 drivers and software from the HP Probook 250 G2 (except the BIOS and firmware files).

  http://h20564.www2.HP.com/hpsc/SWD/public/readIndex?sp4ts.Oid=5449369&swLangOid=8&swEnvOid=4059

• How to remove 64-bit for a32 on windows8

  I don't like the 64-bit because it messes up my order of my icons or research.

  64-bit and 32-bit behave the same way: install one on the other will not change the order of your icons or how to work your research.

  In fact, the decommissioning of a 64-bit to 32-bit system is likely to cause your computer to become slower because it will lose the ability to use more than 3.5 (or almost) GB of memory.

• Flash Player shifts in Win 7 x 64

  Hello

  I'm having a problem with Flash Player on my new desktop computer because it has chopped reading. I mean getting 1 FPS in a Flash animation that much an old computer can easily play with 20 frames per second.

  I use Windows 7 Ultimate x 64, Flash Player 11.0.1.152 64-bit, DirectX 11, and my graphics driver (AMD) is updated as well.

  The problem seems to be related to the CPU and multithreading (or its absence). While other computers in my household seem to use multiple cores for Flash playback, it uses only the first of his four hearts, and this core gets maxed out at 100% use everything in a Flash movie is moderately challenging. However, this computer all its processor cores use for other tasks and applications, so the problem seems to be limited to Flash Player only.

  So far I tried to reinstall Flash Player, Flash Player decommissioning, using the 32-bit version instead of 64-bit, using different browsers, but the problem persisted in each case. I also tried toggle harware acceleration in the Flash Player settings, but which seemed to have no effect at all on the use of the CPU or GPU, not even after a reboot.

  At the moment I am out of ideas and I would be grateful for any help. Thanks in advance!

  Nevermind, I realized that my processor was faulty. The problem is now resolved.

• Pavilion 15-AB044SA: Downgrade from Windows 8.1 to windows 7 on HP Pavilion 15-AB044SA

  I just branch a refurbished HP 15-AB044SA comes with preinstalled Windows 8.1. I'm not a fan of the operating system and want to downgrade to windows 7. Could you please guide me to the decommissioning?

  And I have the same funcitionality in the laptop running Windows 7 as Windows 8.1? Is it possible to keep the same license OS currently on the laptop?

  Thanks in advance,

  Mario R

  Mario_SR

  If the reason why you don't like Win8x is the lack of a desktop and start menu, consider downloading and installing ClassicShell.  This will give the look-and-feel of Win7 back - and it's FREE!

  As for Win7, there are drivers HP to Win7 for your PC: http://support.hp.com/gb-en/drivers/selfservice/HP-Pavilion-15-Notebook-PC-series/7771366/model/8255011

  If this page does not display Win7 when you open it, then click on edit and select Windows 7 from the menu drop down.

  As for the feature, Yes, you will have the same functionality in Win7 you have in Win8x - just a different user interface.

  There is no 'path of decommissioning' to Win7. Instead, you'd have to do is to boot from Win7 installation media and install it on top of Win8.  This means that you will lose all existing applications, the parameters and the data of the user in the process.

  NO, we do not keep or use the same license.  Your PC came with HP OEM Win8 preinstalled, and that's what the license is for.  To install Win7, you will need to buy it and then activate it by using the product key that you receive with the purchase.  You can't buy this at HP, because he's not selling copies of Win7.

  But what you CAN do is to check with the HP customer service and see if they will sell you HP to Win7 for your PC recovery media.  It would cost much less go out and buy a copy of Win7 retail.

  If you live in the United States or the Canada, details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/phone-assist.html#section1

  If you live elsewhere, contact details are on this page: http://www8.hp.com/us/en/contact-hp/ww-contact-us.html

  Good luck

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• HP Pavilion - 27qe touch everything-i: HP Pavilion - 27qe touchscreen all-in-one PC Downgrade of Win10 of Win7 Pro 64 bit

  I ordered, from hp store-still in production, a HP Pavilion - 27qe touchscreen all-in-one.  There are 10 Windows.  I would come down to Win7 Pro 64-bit (I can buy a legal copy of win7 and do a clean install).  I understand that I would lose some features like the touch screen, but I really prefer Win7.  I'm looking for info on how to do this?  For example, where to find the proper drivers (determine which and where to download to), BIOS etc.  Drivers listed on hp for this computer are for Win10 only, there is no Win7 drivers listed.  Of course I'd first recovery disks Win10, where I always want to go to the Win10 or if Win7 is not working properly.

  Any info/help appreciated.  My wife and I share one our computer at home with Win7 on it.  Me, my wife and probably would be better to use Win7 we are used and as.

  Thank you...

  Thanks for the info WAWood.  I decided to nix the idea of decommissioning.  It would be too complicated, as you point out.  Have a good!

  I noticed that you have been very busy here.  Member for 2 months and almost 500 posts!  Thanks for you disseminate knowledge and activity here.

• I have a toshiba laptop (4 GB ram) with Win 7 64 bit. Can I format with 32-bit win7 and after that the 32-bit system reads all the 4 GB of ram?

  I have a toshiba laptop (4 GB ram) with win7 64-bit can I format all the 4 GB of ram with 32 bit win7, and after that can read 32 bit system?

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  Original title: decommissioning

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  64-bit can but 32 bit can only use concerts of ~ 3.25.  Why would you want to change (which would require a complete reinstallation including all apps) 32-bit?

• I went from a Win7 32-bit on a 64-bit win7 machine computer. Now, I get "this connection is not approved" any solution? tried everything

  I went from a Win7 32-bit on a 64-bit win7 machine computer. Now, I get "this connection is not approved" on many pages, including support for Mozilla, Yahoo, send a mail to yahoo, etc. The only thing that has changed is my computer. Everything worked on the 32-bit system. I tried DELL-no-help, I tried Norton-no-help - I tried all published recommendations - nothing helped. Can someone give an explanation of how solve this incompatibility (presumed) Win7 64 bit computers? How can I quickly and absolutely get rid of MESSAGES "THIS CONNECTION IS UNTRUSTED"?
  Thanks for ANY help from an expert.

  Right after that I posted this problem it seemed the solution:
  I noticed a pop-up, named "BROWSERSAFEGUARD" who has attempted to set my computer to a "cleaner" for a price. I checked in my installed programs if there was a "Browsersafeguard" and he was there. I uninstalled it, check "incompatible with my system" and my computer turned on like never before. Lightning fast connections and no message more "this connection is not approved. Wow. It took me 7 days to find it. Hope this will help you, too. Send a message to this one to let me know if it solved your problem

• HP pavilion 2289se g6: win7 64-bit drivers for hp pavilion g6-2289se

  Hello

  I bought the Hp laptop with the back. Please help me find the drivers for win7 professional 64-bit.

  Product name: HP Pavilion G6-2289se

  Product number: D3G91EA #ABV

  Serial number: (deleted content)

  Thank you

  Zdzislaw

  You are the very welcome, Zdzislaw:

  I would like to publish some of the links on the main engines and after their installation, see if you can get Web pages to work.

  Install them in the order I posted the and for the first 3, restart the PC after the installation of each of them.

  This package contains the driver and Intel Chipset Installation Utility for the notebook models and operating systems. This utility allows the operating system to show the correct name for the Intel hardware that is installed in the Microsoft Windows Device Manager.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61717.exe

  This package provides the driver that allows graphics Intel high definition (HD) in the notebook models that are running an operating system supported. If the video output high-definition multimedia interface (HDMI) is supported, this package also installs the HDMI Audio Driver.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61718.exe

  This package contains the driver that allows Audio IDT high definition (HD) in the notebook models that are running a supported operating system.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61716.exe

  This package contains the Realtek driver local area network (LAN) that allows the NIC (NIC) Realtek chip in the notebook models that are running an operating system supported.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61723.exe

  This package provides the driver for the Intel USB 3.0 controller host for the notebook models and operating systems. The driver allows USB 3.0 devices.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61721.exe

  This package provides the driver Intel Management Engine Interface (MEI) for the notebook models and operating systems. The Intel Management Engine Interface allows communication between the host operating system and the Intel Management Engine firmware.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61719.exe

  This package contains the driver that allows the Realtek card reader in laptop models running a supported operating system. The card reader allows users to read or write to removable storage cards supported, which are typically used in digital cameras, digital music players and cell phones.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61722.exe

  This package provides the driver that allows the Synaptics TouchPad in the notebook models that are running a supported operating system. The pilot turns the touchpad General (for example, double-click and scroll) feature and provides a user interface.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp61501-62000/sp61882.exe

  This package contains the CyberLink YouCam software for laptops models and operating systems. CyberLink YouCam is an application webcam that allows users to capture images and video from a web camera and apply visual effects for video and captured images.

  http://ftp.HP.com/pub/SoftPaq/sp63001-63500/sp63287.exe

  Unfortunately, I don't know what model your laptop wireless network adapter is, so I can't post the link to this driver.

  If you know what model you have, please let me know.  Sometimes at the bottom of the laptop there is a FCC ID sticker  If your laptop is, one, please post the FCC ID listed on the sticker.

• Download driver for card miniport Microsoft virtual wifi for Pavilion dm3 win7 64-bit

  where can I find and download the driver for "Microsoft virtual wifi miniport card" for Pavilion dm3 win7 64-bit. The diagnosis says that this driver is problematic and obsolete

  Maybe the next version will fix this.

• Qosmio F60 - 11F - problems with installing the drivers Win7 64 bit

  Hello again.

  I have a Qosmio F60 - 11F and I install * windows 7 ultimate 64 bit *, I installed all the drivers from the Toshiba site,
  and I am facing a problem with some drivers,
  1 - BIOS update v B2.10 - EC1.60 the message "this computer not supported.
  2 - v Eco Utility 1.2.11.64 the message "no supported BIOS.
  3 - PC Health Monitor 1.5.6.64 v & v 1.6.0.64 the message "not support".
  4 - TV Tuner v 2.3.3.31 nothing happens.

  Can anyone help?

  Have you installed the Toshiba value added Package?

  You need the correct PVAT designed for the Qosmio F60 and Win7 64-bit. Take a look at the Toshiba site (section support/drivers).