How To Upgrade To 64 Bit?
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1. Check your current Windows version:
• Open the Start menu and type “System”
• Click System when it appears in the search results.
• Under the System tab, look for the System Type line. If you see 32–bit Operating system, x86–based processor, then you are using a 32–bit system.
2. Ensure that your computer can run a 64–bit system:
• Refer to your computer‘s manual to check if it‘s capable of running a 64–bit operating system.
• If not, then you will not be able to upgrade to a 64–bit operating system.
3. Obtain a copy of the 64–bit version of Windows:
• Visit Microsoft‘s website to purchase a copy of a 64–bit version of Windows.
• Make sure the version you purchase is for 64–bit systems.
4. Back up your files: • Before making any changes to your computer, make sure to back up all of your important files to an external drive or cloud storage service.
5. Install the 64–bit version of Windows:
• Insert the installation media into your system and follow the on–screen instructions to install the 64–bit version of Windows.
• During installation, you may need to enter your product key or purchase a license.
• Once the installation has completed, your system should now be running a 64–bit Windows version.