Charlie
Mon Jan 01 15:04:31 CST 2007
The only thing I would say that differs, here, is that if you have an
Enterprise Agreement, I'm pretty sure you have the right to install either
32-bit or 64-bit at your choice. But when you're dealing with a retail,
single, copy? No.
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Charlie.
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"Bruce Chambers" <bchambers@cable0ne.n3t> wrote in message
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> Bryan Aldrich wrote:
>> I currently have a single license of Windows Server 2003 Enterprise
>> Edition (32-bit). How would I go about upgrading this to the 64-bit
>> Edition and also get the media?
>>
>> Bryan
>
>
>
> 1) Go to store/shop or on-line vendor that sells computer software.
>
> 2) Purchase the desired Windows Server 2003, one copy for each computer
> to be upgraded.
>
> 3) Return to the office.
>
> 4) After backing up any important data, insert installation CD in
> servers's CD drive and follow the on-screen prompts and instructions to
> format the hard drive and install the new version and desired additional
> features. (There is no in-place upgrade path from 32-bit to 64-bit
> operating systems.) Reinstall any desired applications and restore the
> backed up data.
>
>
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