Windows 10: Windows 7 SP1 64-bit All Updates 2020 AIO with in-place upgrade support ISO

Where do you find a Windows 7 SP1 64-bit All Updates 2020 AIO with in-place upgrade support ISO

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Installing 32-bit Free Win 10 upgrade On a 64-bit Win 7

I'm going through all Computers in my house putting the free upgrade on them. I came to one of my computers. It's running Windows 7 SP1 64-bit. I'm installing the Windows 10 and I get a error saying "Processor doesn't support PrefetchW"

Okay, after all the 64-bit requires a processor that supports it

• To install a 64-bit OS on a 64-bit PC, your processor needs to support CMPXCHG16b,
  PrefetchW, and LAHF/SAHF.

So I'll do 32-bit Windows 10. However the setup will not run. It wan'ts me to do 64-bit.

I've looked in the registry and cannot find anyway to trick the computer into thinking it's a 32-bit.

I created a USB drive of Windows 10 32-bit from another computer, however, now it asks for a product key. It will not take my Windows 7 SP1 Key.

 

Will 64-bit Windows 7 Professional SP1 upgrade to 64-bit Windows 10 Professional?

Microsoft has always given minimal support for 64-bit systems, installing only the most necessary components as 64-bit and leaving the rest of the OS running as 32-bit executables in a system with 64-bit registers, thus failing to completely use the capabilities
of the hardware. Frankly, I don't expect that will change at all with Windows 10, regardless of whether MS abandons entirely those of us who use 64-bit systems.

Does the Windows 10 upgrade installer install a fully 64-bit version of Windows 10 on an existing 64-bit system that is running Windows 7 Professional SP1 (fully updated)??

If it does do that, then will Microsoft Security Essentials (64-bit) also be upgraded to run on that system? That is, will an upgraded version of MSE be available, and, if so, must I obtain and install it separately?

Update 2016-02-14: I have not marked any reply as "the answer" because I am awaiting a reply to my questions about Windows 10 Defender in my most recent post prior to this update. MSE has been used only with Windows 7, but no one has stated
whether Windows Defender has been upgraded to run as a 64-bit application on 64-bit hardware with Windows 8 and Windows 10.

If prior experience is any guide, someone from Microsoft will choose a reply which they believe serves Microsoft's interest the best, and mark it as "the answer" regardless of whether it actually answers the question(s) in the OP and/or subsequently asked
during the ensuing discussion. So take that for what it may be worth to you.

 

windows 10 64-bit update

I am using windows 7 SP1 32-bit version and my laptop supports windows 10 64-bit.So when the update releases how can i upgrade to windows 10 64-bit version from my windows 7 32-bit.