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Originally posted by Pyroteq
I cant really be bothered, i only forsee problems.. Unless someone can tell me if this will effect my current windows installation (e.g: Will it overwrite everything i allready have documents etc..as if i was reinstalling XP? Or will it simply install in a seperate directory and dual boot?)
I guess you can only dual boot it if you install it in a separate drive.
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Originally posted by Phillip
So does anyone know which one is better the 32 or 64 bit version. I hav a 64bit processor but i use the 32bit Windows XP and dont have a problem with it at all. Some people say Windows XP 64bit is just a hassle. So will Vista be any different..?
XP 64bit is a "hassle" because it isn't really supported by everything.
Vista, however, is meant to be run in 64bit mode, so if you have a 64bit processor, I say go for it. (I am, and I would also like to point out that I haven't tried XP 64 at all, so if someone knows more, please tell us).
I loose.
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