Windows 10: W10 32bit-64bit

I have the Media Creation Tool to go from 32-bit to 64bit. Following various youtube videos, I restart my computer and hit F10 to get to the Bios Setup Utilitiy and can't go any further. Help!

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How to convert from w10 32bit to w10 64bit after upgrading from w7 32bit to w10 32bit is it possible..?(x64 based processor)

I have to convert my w10 32bit version to w10 64bit version because my system shows x64 based processor shall i convert it?

=> Initially i installed w7 pro 32bit with original product key bcz i don't know much abt 64bit, now microsoft released w10 so i upgraded to windows10 it also upgraded to w10 pro 32bit only, so now i want w10pro 64bit how can i install..? if i do a clean
install of W10pro 64bit OS by downloading through microsoft ISO download tool will i accept my same key for that will it be work as genuine W10pro 64bit os Or how i can install is there possible solution if i want to download iso shall i download from from
this upgraded w10 pc or i want to download from another w7 pc.... And what is that Hardware virtualization LOCKED ON shall i enable it is it safe to.. Tell the steps to follow...

plz some one reply me as soon as possible.. thanks..

 

Windows 10 32bit and 64bit

I have two similar problems. I have several Windows 7 64bit systems and I need to switch back to 32bit because of driver issues. I have no problems with 32bit Windows 10 but it appears it will not allow me to update a 64bit W7 installation to a 32bit W10
installation.

In addition before we found the driver problem we upgraded several computers to Windows 10 64bit.

In both of these cases how do we change/update the installation? If I create an .iso file for a DVD will that allow a clean install from 64bit to 32bit?

David

 

32bit to 64bit

You can run 32bit Setup from a 64bit desktop because a 32bit program can run on 64bits so a "down"grade will run.

But you cannot run 64bit Setup from a 32 bit desktop because a 64bit program cannot run on 32bits, so Bilal's reply is correct since the OP is going from 32bit to 64bit.

When, as in your case, you go from 64bits to 32bits you may find you have a Programs (x86) folder, which a 32bit version of Windows should absolutely not have. There are other anomolies. It is because the 32bit installer cannot remove certain 64bit elements
of the old OS.

It is not a good idea to "down"grade the architecture. It is safer to do a clean install of 32bits.

You may have a confused OS. I have done this (back when 64bit Windows first released) and I have no confidence in the results.