Windows 7 BETA conundrum
Here is my problem:
Bright fellow that I am, I neglected to write the version of the Windows 7 Beta I downloaded on the disc to which I burned it.
I need to know whether what I have on the disc is the 32 or 64 bit version.
Do you know of any way I might find out what version I have without installing it?
Thank you
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Im stumped..lol!!
Im damn clever but im not a geek..lol
Soz mate
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One would have thought MS would have made it a little more obvious, but the company which brought us "Are you sure you really, really, really want to delete this" and the oversimplified control panel didn't do it.
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Run a vmware machine and start the installation. Should tell you at some point.
Dib: You can't make me look! I'll just shut my eyes.
Zim: Oh, you'll open them. You have to breath sometime.
Dib: No, I - Wait... What do eyes have to do with breathing?
vmware machine?
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VMware server is a free virtual machine creator. Download it, install and you can make a virtual windows 7 machine.
Although... won't it tell you if you just put the copy in?
Dib: You can't make me look! I'll just shut my eyes.
Zim: Oh, you'll open them. You have to breath sometime.
Dib: No, I - Wait... What do eyes have to do with breathing?
Nope, I put my copy in yesterday and it won't tell me whether it is a 32 or 64 bit version.
Thank you for the help.
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Try to boot it up on a machine with a 32bit cpu
I don't have one of those.
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the 64bit version is is 3.15gb or more the disc siz... If it 2.xxGb then it the 32Bit... Best i could do mat
That was the version of reference 64Bit from microsoft:
7000.0.081212-1400_client_en-us_Ultimate-GB1CULXFRE_EN_DVDe. (3.15GB)
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