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(08-28-2011, 03:07 PM)HaX420 Wrote: [ -> ]I have 32 bit 4g RAM. So im guessing it be fine. ill check that adviser also. Thanks for the help guys.

If you have 4gb RAM, you may as well switch to 64bit.

I don't recomment you that mate.
Just download a fresh copy of windows 7 and install it.

Otherwise, it wont run properly.

(09-04-2011, 05:58 AM)Orgy Wrote: [ -> ]If you have 4gb RAM, you may as well switch to 64bit.

Why whats the difference between them 2. Please explain whats better then the other?

64bit versions are definitely better than 32bit.

Take a look here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windo...-questions

I hope your problem gets fixed!

Use XP, and 7.
The 2 best PC Operating systems

(09-05-2011, 02:30 AM)AceInfinity Wrote: [ -> ]64bit versions are definitely better than 32bit.

Take a look here: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windo...-questions

After all this time I only upgraded to windows 7 32bit. So when you say that its much better it makes me want to reinstall windows to make it 64bit. I will take a look at that link and check it out. What makes it that much better between the two.

Regards, HaX420

(03-11-2012, 12:41 AM)HaX420 Wrote: [ -> ]After all this time I only upgraded to windows 7 32bit. So when you say that its much better it makes me want to reinstall windows to make it 64bit. I will take a look at that link and check it out. What makes it that much better between the two.

Regards, HaX420

64bit is only better if you have an excess of RAM that exceeds 4GB. Microsoft is trying to gear users towards 64bit programs, so if you have it then you're set; of course, it'll be years before 32bit is dropped, if even. If you have and can use more than 4GB of RAM, or you want to be a step ahead, then sure, go ahead, but if you don't then there's not much in there for you.

I'm sure there's more, but this is pretty much all that's important for computer novices.

You should be good to go judging by the the stuff you posted.

(03-11-2012, 12:56 AM)Alreiger Wrote: [ -> ]64bit is only better if you have an excess of RAM that exceeds 4GB. Microsoft is trying to gear users towards 64bit programs, so if you have it then you're set; of course, it'll be years before 32bit is dropped, if even. If you have and can use more than 4GB of RAM, or you want to be a step ahead, then sure, go ahead, but if you don't then there's not much in there for you.

I'm sure there's more, but this is pretty much all that's important for computer novices.

Of course, because by default you wouldn't be able to use up any more than 4GB RAM on a 32 bit system, it won't allow it. You'd need a 64 bit machine to use anything higher than 4GB. But even when 128 bit comes out, there's plans to make it binary backwards compatible with everything from 32 bit and up.