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  Can someone tell me if the 32-bit version and 64 - bit thre this file version are identical? The version numbers are the same, but they seem to be of different sizes? I need to refresh the copy on my Ultimate 64-bit system and want to use a copy of the 32 bits of my wife starter system.

  Hello, Marty Ellis,.

  Please keep us updated on the issue.

  However, you did not the questions that have been asked in my previous post. Please respond with more information on the question so that we offer more troubleshooting to solve the problem.

• 32-bit version of vista compared to the 64-bit version

  Hi just want to know if how and there I should install vista 64 bit on my PC and what are the requirements should my pc be for vista 64 currently, I use vista 32 bit os on my pc, but it doesn't seem to work properly, I have an intel core duo cpu E8400 @ 3 .00GHz with 4 GB of ram is this compatible for vista 64? If so how can I change to be 32-bit to a 64-bit version

  Hello Binn1980,

  Thank you for posting.  The simple answer to your question is how both use ram.  The 32-bit version has a maximum limit of 4 GB of ram he sees, where as the 64-bit can see and use more than 4 GB of ram.  You should be fine with the 32-bit version, unless you install more than 4 GB of ram on your system.  Another thing is that the 64-bit version requires all device drivers to be 64 bit as well, which has not been fully adopted by all manufacters devices immediately.

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• "\?? \C:\Windows\Explorer.exe"cannot start or run due to incompatibility with the 64 bit version of windows

  A friend gave me your laptop to watch - there edition family vista (64 bit (I think) on it and when you try to run Explorer he says it does not find or access is denied and something about 16 bit / 64 bit (it has been a few days and I'm not memory clearly until what I try again tonight)

  "\?? \C:\Windows\Explorer.exe"cannot start or run due to incompatibility with the 64 bit version of windows"

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  I did a lot of research on Google and nothing someone he said worked - which "everyone" giving full access to the C:\WINDOWS\Registration, executes a command secedit, a sfc/scannow, do a system restore to the point of older, make a new user account, start up in safe mode...

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  Can someone enlighten us justice on that shiney? : o I don't want to have to redo the entire Setup, I'm sure it is something fixable...

  OK, so for those who want to know the real difficulty? --He came from a guy on the forums of TekTips

  goombawaho (MIS)

  5-13 dec 08:05

  Before charging, tell him from a prompt CMD (Administrator). Go in the the C:/windows/system32 folder and type "Rename verclsid.exe verclsid.old. reset

  I guess that I didn't that I had seen the name "verclsid.exe" in some of these error messages trying to run things.  I looked and saw it was to check the files or something.
  Anyway I couldn't rename even in admin console so I started in a different environment and renamed the copy in system32 and syswow64.
  Now, I've started and bang things seem to be ok! I guess I should try and replace it with a known working version? That or just give back it.
  I doubt that everybody does all c:\windows control total should be too dangerous, right... just?  : P I don't have a way to put permissions by default anyway, so Hey.  Formatting beats!

  Now why everyone here didn't it?  I knew it would be simple!  : p

• I need to install Silverlight, but when I download the installer and run it, it tell me that 'your operating system does not support the 64-bit version of Silverlight.

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  Hello

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  Microsoft has set up Forums to specifically to questions of Silverlight.

  They should be able to help you there.

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  See you soon.

• I need to find the 32-bit version of bootsect.exe.

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  http://store.Microsoft.com/help/ISO-tool

  USB stick installation files - WinToFlash is a practical application that will help you transfer your Windows 7 installation from a hard drive or DVD to USB flash in a few steps. That you can install Windows 7 from a flash card, USB stick, HDD, etc to your computer or netbook. If you have downloaded the .box file extract everything first. If you have a 4 GB or more large USB key (or external hard drive), and the computer can boot from USB:
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  Then:
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  You can use a disk upgrade, but you cannot make a room upgrade from a 32-bit system on a 64-bit system, the only way is to do a custom clean install. This means that you will have to reinstall all your programs, but you can save your files and settings on an external storage before that with Windows Easy Transfer. According to Microsoft the following steps:

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  2 back up your files and settings. To avoid losing everything that you will need to save copies of all files, photos and other information that you want to keep an external hard drive. Windows Easy Transfer (http://windows.microsoft.com/windows-easy-transfer ) is a free tool that you can use to copy your information (but not programs) from your PC and then put them after installing Windows 7. If you do not have an external hard drive, you will not be able to use Windows Easy Transfer, instead you can copy the files you want to keep on a USB stick or CD/DVD.

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  4 Medallion the Windows 7 DVD in your PC, reboot, start of the DVD. When asked "which type of installation do you want?" click "Custom (advanced)."

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• I need to download the 32-bit version of the editor instead of the 64-bit version I downloaded earlier for the trial.

  I need to download the 32-bit version of the editor instead of the 64-bit version I downloaded earlier for the trial.

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  When you register for the download, it should offer the possibility of either 32 or 64-bit:

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• I want to install Photoshop cs5 (!) under Win7. Where can I download the 64-bit Version (German)?

  Where can I download the 64-bit Version (German)?

  Thank you.

  By the profile for Photoshop CS5:

  Photoshop CS5.1 runs 64-bit native on platforms Mac OS X, Microsoft® Windows Vista® and Windows® 7. It can also operate in 32-bit mode on all platforms, including Windows XP. 64-bit users should realize significantly greater gains in performance, in some cases as dramatic as ten times the previous speed.

  You can download the demo version of the software through the page linked below and then use your current serial number to activate it.

  Don't forget to follow the steps described in the Note: very important article Instructions on the pages to download to this site or the download may not work properly.

  CS5: http://prodesigntools.com/all-adobe-cs5-direct-download-links.html

• Uninstall the 32-bit version of Photoshop CC

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  I recommend to review the following documents:

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  • 64-bit OS and Adobe - applications http://helpx.adobe.com/creative-suite/kb/64-bit-os-applications.html

• How to export the workspace that I put in place in CS6 32-bit for the 64-bit version?

  I grew to accept that workspaces cannot be simply imported and exported from a previous version of the AI in the following. So I've painstakingly set up my workspace in the 32-bit version of Illustrator CS6, all signs put in place on 2 screens in the way I use them more eficiently depending on my personal workflow, thinking that the 64-bit version would have also the same workspace available, once I start it. Silly me! Why should I thought things could be so simple? Well OK, they do share workspaces - so how do I export my workspace I saved to HAVE 32-bit for the 64-bit version? This should be doable certainly - if we need to pass versions of course we want to maintain some consistency. But I can't figure out how. Help, please.

  You must copy your file to workspace manually from the 32-bit version in the 64-bit version.

  It is the location of CS5 mac (I'm at work), and the location of PC should be similar. Or do a search on your drive for the workspace name.

  

  You will need to reboot for it to take effect. Woo will probably have to also export shares of 32-bit and load them into your version of 64-bit as well as popular as setting change paste remembers layers.

• How to install PES 10 and end upward with the 64-bit version?

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  But what is the right way to get the 64 bit version?  Manually change the installation Program Files x 86 w/o location?  Launch disk 2 anyway, despite what says Adobe?  I haven't yet started 10 PSE... is better to uninstall it now, or start 10 PSE and ensure that the new catalogue etc gets put in place?

  (I have a similar ad more in the forum download and installation, but find that I get a lot more quick answers here.)

  PSE10 is not a 64 bit application, only PE10 (Premiere Elements), I think. If your installation is correct. I'm sure that you will get more specific answers by more knowledgeable people...

• Do you need to uninstall the 32-bit version of firefox to install the 64-bit version?

  I tried to install the 64-bit version of Firefox and it seemed just overlay the 32-bit version. Is my 64-bit version now or still the 32? I don't know how to say or how to put in the 64 bit one if it did not work.

  You have posted here with the 64-bit version of Firefox 43.

• Is it possible to install 64-bit Firefox in addition to the 32-bit version on a Windows OS?

  As the new 64-bit version was released with the help of Add on a minimum, I want to use next.
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• I was told that the 64 bit Firefox would happen with 42.0. Today, I was invited to go to 42.0. I have to do something to get the 64 bit version?

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  Hi coolmarius1, to the first users of the State don't are not automatically updated to a different version (it can happen sometimes in the future however, but it is still not concrete plans).

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• When released the 64 bit version of Firefox to the main channel?

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