Originally Posted by
AlexisN So, I am trying to get my 32-bit laptop to be able to run a 64-bit system (if that's how it should be worded...?) and followed what was said in this article (
https://www.windowscentral.com/how-u...ion-windows-10).
However, whenever I got to the sixth step (Type the following command and press Enter: coreinfo), it wouldn't work. I entered coreinfo into the cmd several times, even altering it slightly each time, but it keeps on saying "Unsupported processor type: 0
Unable to extract x64 image. Run Coreinfo from a writeable directory". I'm not really a computer tech, so I have no idea what this means or what to do when this pops up. Can anyone help me out?
I had an Intel Atom N270 processor with Windows 7 x32. To see if my processor had NX, PAE, SSE2 (W10 x32 requirements) and CMPXCHG16B_CX16, LAHF / SAHF, PrefetchW (W10 x64 requirements) I used Coreinfo 3.52 (the latter) and it didn't work for me. So I went down the versions of Coreinfo until 3.31 which does work.