[Windows Central Question]

Hi,

I have Win 32 and I want to up it to 64.

I have a blank HD in an external case formatted and ready to accept Win 10 64 which I will use as my primary disk once installed.

I have initiated the Media Creation Tool but when I click the use USB Drive it tells me it cannot see any drive.

The drive is there in Explorer tree.

Any help please?

Thanks

oz

[ven07]

So you already have win 10, but would like to get the 64 bit?

The first question is; can your device handle 64 bit? settings > system > about > look for "system type" > if it says sth like .... "x64 based processor" then what you're trying to do is possible. If it does not say that; forget it

In case you have windows 7 32 bit and want to go to win 10 64 bit:

Open system information > system type > does it say: x64 based pc?

Adding this: How to upgrade from a 32-bit to 64-bit version of Windows 10 | Windows Central

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[ozstar]

Hi and thanks..

Yes I have Win 10 32 and now want to up to 64. The hardware is all fine too.

I have downloaded the 64 bit iso and burning a DVD now.

How can I update from the current 32 to 64 so that the install sees my current activate code so I am not prompted to pay for a new one.

Summary.
I am installing the 64 version to an external drive and the current 32 version is alive in my primary C: drive.

When it is installed, I will replace the current 32 drive with the new 64 in the box.

Thanks

oz