I have 32bit Vista and I want to go 64bit

[AznSensation]

A while back when Vista was introduced, Microsoft had this program where you receive 64 bit windows cd for $10. Anyways, do I have to pay like $150 to get Vista Home Premium 64 bit from Vista Home Premium 32 bit?

 

[ViRGE]

No. The same key works on both versions, you just need to find a disc capable of installing the 64bit version.

 

[gizbug]

I've moved to 64bit vista twice, each time, it's lasted about 24 hrs then a format.
Until creative can make a driver that works and i can have decent sound, not going to touch vista 64

 

[Mem]

Originally posted by: gizbug
I've moved to 64bit vista twice, each time, it's lasted about 24 hrs then a format.
Until creative can make a driver that works and i can have decent sound, not going to touch vista 64

Vista x64 working great here (6 months plus now)even with my Audigy drivers,remember there are a lot of people using Vista x64 with no problems.

You'll always get a few people with problems,same goes for XP,2K etc...

 

[nerp]

http://www.microsoft.com/windo...rdermedia/default.mspx

If you want to go to 64 bit and don't feel comfortable downloading an ISO, follow that link. That's what I did.

 

[DaveBC]

Originally posted by: AznSensation
A while back when Vista was introduced, Microsoft had this program where you receive 64 bit windows cd for $10. Anyways, do I have to pay like $150 to get Vista Home Premium 64 bit from Vista Home Premium 32 bit?

If you have a retail or upgrade 32 bit version, you can go here and get your 64 bit DVD mailed to you for $10.

Or, if you have the 32 bit OEM version, you can download the 64 bit upgrade version here for $154. Then you can use the key they generate to order your back up DVD from MS.