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Hello everyone I have run into a dilemma.
I got a PC in 2002 and last year I got a new and bigger HDD.
So I had to reinstall windows.
Everything was fine until My Pc crashed a couple of months ago and was
analyzed with a screwed Mobo
I went and bought a new Mobo AND Processor and the processor is a AMD
Athlon 64-bit 3000+
Everything was fine until the new HDD screwed up and I lost all of my
data.
So I reverted to the old HDD and everything is fine.
But recently I downloaded a patch for UT2004 (a pc game) to make it
compatible with 64-bit Processors (it's from AMD's Site)
All it does is make a new executable file that is 64-bit. You just have
to change the shortcuts, thats all.
So I double click the file and suddenly windows says that it is not a
valid win32 application.
Please note that while searching on the net I found that there is a
version of windows that is 64-bit. Do I need to upgrade to this
version? or download a patch or something?
thanks,
Stewart Webb
I got a PC in 2002 and last year I got a new and bigger HDD.
So I had to reinstall windows.
Everything was fine until My Pc crashed a couple of months ago and was
analyzed with a screwed Mobo
I went and bought a new Mobo AND Processor and the processor is a AMD
Athlon 64-bit 3000+
Everything was fine until the new HDD screwed up and I lost all of my
data.
So I reverted to the old HDD and everything is fine.
But recently I downloaded a patch for UT2004 (a pc game) to make it
compatible with 64-bit Processors (it's from AMD's Site)
All it does is make a new executable file that is 64-bit. You just have
to change the shortcuts, thats all.
So I double click the file and suddenly windows says that it is not a
valid win32 application.
Please note that while searching on the net I found that there is a
version of windows that is 64-bit. Do I need to upgrade to this
version? or download a patch or something?
thanks,
Stewart Webb