Windows 10: Could I reinstall Windows 10 Home 32 bit as x64?

Greetings from Santiago,


Recently, I bought a Windows 10 Home License for Refurbished PC,

and the store put a W10 COA sticker in the CPU. Without asking me,

the store installed a W10 32 bit in spanish.


Could I delete this version and reinstall a x64 version in english?

Is my license still valid for a new W10 Home x64 English version?

By the way, I have already registered the Device

in my Microsoft Account.


Thanks in advance!


Alejandro

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How do I install IE 32 bit and/or switch from 64 bit to 32 bit?

Windows 10: Internet Explorer

• You need to have Windows 10 64-bit(x64) to use this feature
• To check:
  • Click on Windows Key
  • Click on Settings
  • Click on System
  • On left panel click on About
  • On right panel check system type:
    • System Type: 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor
      • That means you have Windows 10 64-bit
    • System Type: 32-bit operating system, x86-based processor
      • That means you have Windows 10 32-bit
• Internet Explorer
  • 32-bit(x86):
    • C:\Program Files (x86)\Internet Explorer\iexplorer.exe
  • 64-bit(x64):
    • C:\Program Files\Internet Explorer\iexplorer.exe

Note:

• You cannot switch between Windows 10 32-bit to 64-bit. you need to re-install Windows 10 64 bit.
• To download Windows 10 64-bit:
  Microsoft - "Windows 10 - Download tool now"
• 
  
  
• 
  If you have Windows 10 64-bit, you can run any application which supports 64-bit and as well as 32-bit
  

 

How to Upgrade Windows 10 32-bit to 64-bit OS on x64-based processor

Hi

I am using windows 10 32-bit version, upgraded from windows 7 ultimate 32-bit. I have a x64 based processor ( intel core2duo).

How can I upgrade to windows 10 64-bit OS without loosing any data on hard disk. The media creation tool x64 does not work. Please suggest me a way to install windows 10 64-bit officially!



Thanks in advance

 

Reinstall Windows?

I just went to the official Windows Vista Compatibility website and checked the x64 compatibility for some of the programs I run. One of those programs is Adobe Premier Elements 4 and it happens to have a big red X and "Not Compatible" listing. That's just one example. Several other programs I use regularly are also listed as not compatible and a whole bunch more aren't even on the list.

So are you saying that these programs will run ok under the Vista x64 OS but in a 32-bit mode? Is that how it works or are there really a bunch of programs out there which simply won't work under the Vista x64 OS?

Pete