Windows 10: Copying 64-bit W10 Pro's single huge files ~88 GB to Debian bullseye v11 stops after a few...

Hello,Copying 64-bit W10 Pro's single huge files ~88 GB to Debian bullseye v11 stops after a few GBs via Samba. Telling W10 to pause and resume it fails just hangs. Even cancelling gets stuck. This only happens after I close/exit 64-bit W10's File Explorer. If I leave it open, then it will finish. Is this a bug in W10 or something else with Samba?Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon. :

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Can't sort my 64-bit W10 Pro's File Explorer's Quick access list?

Hello.

Is it me or is updated 64-bit W10 Pro's File Explorer's Quick access' files (not (folder/directorie)s list not sortable?

https://screenshot.cz/5E/5EKRK/screenshot.gif for my screen shot/capture. My quick web searches doesn't seem to show it can.

Thank you for reading and hopefully answering soon.

 

32 bit W7 to 64 bit W10 uppgrade

Make sure to check your processor to see if your computer can run 64 bits. The System page in Control Panel should say if you have a 64 bits capable CPU. The requirements for windows 10 also change for 64 bits.--

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  Processor: 1 gigahertz (GHz) or faster
  
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  RAM: 1 gigabyte (GB) (32-bit) or 2 GB (64-bit) (4 gb or more is better)
  
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  Free hard disk space: 16 GB
  
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  Graphics card: Microsoft DirectX 9 graphics device with WDDM driver
  
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  A Microsoft account and Internet access
  

 

Install W10 32 bit after 64 bit installation?

I upgraded my computer from W8 32 bit to W10 64 bit to take advantage of my installed 6 GB RAM instead of being limited to 4 GB RAM under the old system.

Now that I have upgraded, I find that running my 32 bit Turbocad program I run out of RAM memory when I render a drawing. I have since found out that W10 64 bit limits 32 bit programs to 2 GB.

Would the installation of a dual boot 32/64 bit OS allow me to run the program and access more RAM?

If so, I upgraded to W10 64 bit by uploading the free installation program. How would I install a 32 bit OS?