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August 24th 08, 02:38 PM
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i am using xp home edition and doing a scan with system utilities it said my
procceser is a 64 bit but i only have my pc set up with a 32 bit configeration. i wondered if someone can advise on the benefits of upgrading to 64 bit and where upgrade can be found. also the cost if any thanxs ....john 
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August 25th 08, 07:30 PM
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xp home edition
On Aug 24, 2:38*pm, johnnyn_uk
wrote: i am using xp home edition and doing a scan with system utilities it said my procceser is a 64 bit but i only have my pc set up with a 32 bit configeration. i wondered if someone can advise on the benefits of upgrading to 64 bit and where upgrade can be found. also the cost if any thanxs ....john Upgrade to 64Bit can only now be done with Vista. XP is not being actively sold since Microsoft has terminated the retail sales on June 30, 2008. You may be able to find a XP 64Bit for sale but you will have difficulties in locating 64bit drivers for most hardware.
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