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Originally Posted by JSWolf
XP was run mostly 32-bit. But there is no reason not to upgrade to 64-bit. 32-bit Windows only allows running 3 gigs of ram even if you have more installed.
As for the system, if it fails the adviser, than I suggest a new system.
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I suppose we are into
land by now.
The only reason not to upgrade to 64-bit is... if you have a 32-bit processor. I'm sure people can make the decision themselves, no need to repeatedly harp on it.
As for System Advisor, you can suggest anything you want, but MS does not support old hardware past a certain point. This has nothing to do with the functionality of said hardware.
And some people don't want to throw out a perfectly good computer.
In a perfect world, which you seem to think exists, everyone would have the latest 64-bit capable computers produced in the last ~1 year. Amazing, another
Some people don't.
Your religious evangelism of "Windows", "64-bit", "new system", is tiresome. In addition to irrelevant.
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Once again, all the options are laid out in the sticky, and people can choose for themselves.