Installoing Vista Business 64 bit

G

Guest

Folk'ses,

I got a new Dell E521 with an AMD 64 X2 and 4GB of RAM.
SInce Dell ships it with only 32-bit system and went and bought a 64-bit
version (to actually be able to use the memory and CPU power).

when I try to install the 64-bit system, it "blue-screens" with either 0x7E
or 0xa. Acc. to DELL support this is because the installation does not
contain necessary drivers.

has anybody out there had success in installing a 64bit Vista and what can i
do to overcom e this problem.

thanx.
 
M

Mike Brannigan

KrazyKat said:
Folk'ses,

I got a new Dell E521 with an AMD 64 X2 and 4GB of RAM.
SInce Dell ships it with only 32-bit system and went and bought a 64-bit
version (to actually be able to use the memory and CPU power).

when I try to install the 64-bit system, it "blue-screens" with either
0x7E
or 0xa. Acc. to DELL support this is because the installation does not
contain necessary drivers.

has anybody out there had success in installing a 64bit Vista and what can
i
do to overcom e this problem.

thanx.

There are millions of us running the x64(64-bit) version of Vista.
Your issue is going to be to ensure you have all the relevant x64 drivers
for the various components for your PC.
Your first point of call should be the Dell web site and then the vendors of
the various components (sound card, video card etc.)
Just go here
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs

put in your E521 then you can see all the drivers or Vista 64-bit (by
changing the OS type)
 
J

joseph2k

Mike said:
There are millions of us running the x64(64-bit) version of Vista.
Your issue is going to be to ensure you have all the relevant x64 drivers
for the various components for your PC.
Your first point of call should be the Dell web site and then the vendors
of the various components (sound card, video card etc.)
Just go here
http://support.dell.com/support/downloads/index.aspx?c=us&cs=19&l=en&s=dhs

put in your E521 then you can see all the drivers or Vista 64-bit (by
changing the OS type)
Plus if you do not find a required Vista driver you can try win2k or XP
64-bit drivers (if they exist). They work about half the time from what i
have heard.
 

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