M
Maria
Hi,
Howe do I tell what system I have as far as 32bit and
64bit, I am running XP Home?
Thanks
Howe do I tell what system I have as far as 32bit and
64bit, I am running XP Home?
Thanks
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purplehaz
XP home = only available in 32 bit.
W
Will Denny
Hi
Line 258 - right hand side.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Courtesy of MVP Kelly Theriot.
Will
Line 258 - right hand side.
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Courtesy of MVP Kelly Theriot.
Will
K
kurttrail
No said:Look for 128 bits
OR DO SOME READING IN THIS NEWS-GROUP BEFORE YOU ASK THIS QUESTION
FOR THE 7000th TIME TODAY !!!!!!
Chill out dude! Most people don't have the time to be searching for
info in between reboots! If you don't like reading these posts, then
take matters into your own hands, and stop reading them. Or don't you
take responsibility for your own actions!
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G
Guest
One do not even search the news-group dude, every second post is about 32 or
64 bits.
Don't you get it : somebody is pulling us a leg here.
64 bits.
Don't you get it : somebody is pulling us a leg here.
K
kurttrail
No said:One do not even search the news-group dude, every second post is
about 32 or 64 bits.
Don't you get it : somebody is pulling us a leg here.
What you don't get is that most people don't normally know & don't care
about the vageries of MS's software versions. It's very confusing to
the average computer neophyte.
Have you thought about taking matters into your own hands, and stop
reading these messages, if they piss you off so much?
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G
Guest
Suit yourself Kurttrail, don't read my posts if you don't like them.
Useless to answer to them from now onwards, I won't read your posts anymore
neither.
Useless to answer to them from now onwards, I won't read your posts anymore
neither.
P
Plato
Maria said:Howe do I tell what system I have as far as 32bit and
64bit, I am running XP Home?
You have 32 bit.
C
Chris Lanier
You have 32bit most likely
If you have XP Home it is for sure 32bit.
If you have XP Pro..Right click on My Computer and select Properties. If
you see 64-bit in there anywhere u have 64 it it does not say 64 then u have
32.
If you have XP Home it is for sure 32bit.
If you have XP Pro..Right click on My Computer and select Properties. If
you see 64-bit in there anywhere u have 64 it it does not say 64 then u have
32.
K
kurttrail
No said:Suit yourself Kurttrail, don't read my posts if you don't like them.
Useless to answer to them from now onwards, I won't read your posts
anymore neither.
There is a God!
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Peace!
Kurt
Self-anointed Moderator
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T
Ted
kurttrail said:There is a God!
You sure have a knack for getting these ****tards to cry over spilt milk!