Upgrade Windows XP to Windows 7?
I have an 8 year old Dell XPS computer with XP on it. Now that I am seeing the end of the road for XP, I have been thinking about my options. This computer, when it was purchased, was a very high end ...
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fj12ryder wrote:
It would be silly to pay more for the 32 bit version when the 64 bit version allows you to use more memory, and cost less.
Unless you have lots of older software or hardware that simply will not run under 64bit. Microsoft is horrible and keeping any backwards compatibility. Thats ok if all you do is basic word processing, spreadsheets, email and web browsing. But for anyone else, changing to a new OS from MS results in very high expenditures in updating to new hardware and software without gaining much in return.
