For reasons of being unable to run 16-bit legacy dos programs under win7 -64(without running a virtual machine whcih slows don't the legacy stuff far too much), I want to re-install, but this time install as 32bit. Everything I've read on the internet says that the 64-bit install disks have both 64-bit and 32-bit on them. However, having booted up the DVD selected custom install, etc, I don't get a asked anywhere to select 64-bit or 32-bit, it just installs the 32-bit.
The DVD came from overclockers along with the system (win7 professional) and the DVD says on it "64-bit software".
So do the install disks indeed have both versions on them, if so how do I force a 32-bit install. If not, do I have to buy a 32-bit version of the OS ?
The DVD came from overclockers along with the system (win7 professional) and the DVD says on it "64-bit software".
So do the install disks indeed have both versions on them, if so how do I force a 32-bit install. If not, do I have to buy a 32-bit version of the OS ?