Windows 10: Why can't I update from my 86 bit Windows 7 computer to 64 bit Windows 7?

Why can't I update from my 32bit Windows 7 computer to 64 bit Windows 7? or 64 bit window 8 ?????My computer is only on Windows 7. pls help me to fix it

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ATITool in windows 7 64-bit?

I don't know if this is the correct place, but it looks right, so.. we'll see.

I'm using windows 7 64-bit, and i've attempted to install the latest version of ATITool, version 0.26 and i got the warning while installing to accept or deny the 64-bit driver, i clicked yes, install it, then attempted to load ATITool and it comes up with "Kernel mode driver is not loaded"

Under device manager, the "ATITool Driver" has a /!\ by it, and properties page comes up with:

Windows cannot verify the digital signature for the drivers required for this device. A recent hardware or software change might have installed a file that is signed incorrectly or damaged, or that might be malicious software from an unknown source. (Code 52)


Regardless, ATITool appears to not let us control our video cards under 7 64-bit.

Can someone please reply as to how to get this to work? And yes, before you suggest it, I have rebooted, hit F8, and told it to "Disable driver signature enforcement" and it still will not load correctly.

My version of windows: Build 7229.winmain.090604-1901

I know 7 isn't mainstream yet, and my version is only RC2, but I think now would be a good time to address these issues before 7 is more common in a few months.


Additionally, can anyone else on these forums suggest a video card tool that will allow me direct control of the clock speeds for an nVidia GTs-250 under windows 7 64-bit? Rivatuner has nothing either *Frown

 

changing version of Windows 10 from 86 bit to 64 bit

i have windows 7 professional 86 bit version once i upgrade my windows to windows 10 can i change it to 64 version?

i mean after i upgrade to windows 10 86 bit version can i change it to 64 if i have the istallation on usb?

 

Windows 7 64-bit

So, I was really excited to find out my college was selling Windows 7 for $20! However, they only offer 32-bit *Bang Head :banghead:. Have many of you tried the 64-bit version? I plan on upgrading my RAM in the future, but of course that would be pointless if I only have 32-bit. If 64-bit is great and you all haven't run into many compatibility issues, I will save the extra money and get the 64-bit version.