Ok, I am currently running Windows Vista 32bit right now. My processor supports a 64bit operating system so I thought I would download the Windows 7 64bit ISO. I'm having a little bit of trouble.
This is the tutorial I am using to install it since I don't have a DVD burner: http://indosourcecode.blogspot.com/2008 ... ndows.html
I mounted it to a virtual drive and I'm about to partition my hard-drive to put the files in. Now the problem... When I click the setup.exe, I get this:
Will this error go away since I will be launching it when I boot? I plan to install this over my 32bit Vista.
Windows 7 Installation Help
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Re: Windows 7 Installation Help
http://blogs.technet.com/aviraj/archive ... drive.aspx
And yeah, go for 32 bit unless you have 4+ GB of ram. It's not worth the extra trouble/compatibility issues for no gains.
And yeah, go for 32 bit unless you have 4+ GB of ram. It's not worth the extra trouble/compatibility issues for no gains.
Re: Windows 7 Installation Help
This was solved about a month ago. I would have done the USB method, but my USB drive does not have sufficient space to hold the massive ISO.Themandyou wrote:http://blogs.technet.com/aviraj/archive ... drive.aspx
And yeah, go for 32 bit unless you have 4+ GB of ram. It's not worth the extra trouble/compatibility issues for no gains.
Re: Windows 7 Installation Help
It's not massive. It's like 2GB.
Re: Windows 7 Installation Help
Don't have money. Can't afford a 2gb stick.
Re: Windows 7 Installation Help
I don't really need it. Installing it in Windows seems to work fine.