I've installed the 32bit version of Win7 but would like to give the 64bit
version a try as my processor can handle it . I'd do this a clean install
of course but having registered the 32bit version would I be allowed to
install the 64bit using the same license ? It's the full version of Win 7
Ultimate (not an OEM). Thanks
Fred

I did this when I had Vista/U. For a few years I ran 32-bit and since I had
the 64-bit disc also, I installed that and used my key that I used for the
32-bit. Activation was never a problem.

"Daft Fred" <notreal@notrealatall.com> wrote in message
news:1jaJm.2474$Ym4.1150@text.news.virginmedia.com ...
> I've installed the 32bit version of Win7 but would like to give the 64bit
> version a try as my processor can handle it . I'd do this a clean install
> of course but having registered the 32bit version would I be allowed to
> install the 64bit using the same license ? It's the full version of Win 7
> Ultimate (not an OEM). Thanks
> Fred

"jim" <jimrx4********.com> wrote in message news:hd4dhe$4ob$1@aioe.org...
> I did this when I had Vista/U. For a few years I ran 32-bit and since I
> had the 64-bit disc also, I installed that and used my key that I used for
> the 32-bit. Activation was never a problem.
>

Thank you Jim - I'll give it a try.

Fred

"jim" <jimrx4********.com> wrote in message news:hd4dhe$4ob$1@aioe.org...
> I did this when I had Vista/U. For a few years I ran 32-bit and since I
> had the 64-bit disc also, I installed that and used my key that I used for
> the 32-bit. Activation was never a problem.
>
Jim - just to let you know i tried it and it worked perfectly thanks again
for your advice.
Fred