Here is a whole post discussing this. Installing a 64-bit version of Windows 7 on a computer running a 32-bit version of Windows or you can check this out HERE starting at step 3 except you will boot to the CD/DVD.If I put in the install disk and install 7 will I loose all the other programs and info?
Didn't you just boot to the image of windows to access the repair feature from it? Or am I missing something?I have Image for windows on that computer and I put an Image on drive E. How can I get to that?
That's a nice utility if you know how to use it, but right now I'm lost as to where you're at if you can't get the REPAIR CONSOLE/COMMAND PROMPT to work. Specially being you said you have the windows disk and I recommended you used it.I also have an Ultimate Boot CD ver.5
Edited by PhrantiQ, 01 October 2013 - 04:59 PM.