Hallo!
I bought a version of WinXP SP2 Pro with the "Vista for Free" package. All
works fine & in a few days I'll hopefully get my version of Vista Business.
BUT:
Since the time came, I upgraded my computer to a Core2Due CPU and now I want
to run a Vista in 64Bit.
So my question:
Do I have to buy an second Vista in 64Bit or is it true that all DVDs have
both Versions (32 & 64bit) included? As you can imagine, I'm not willing to
buy jet another version, becaus money don't grow on trees today!

cYa

Re: change 32Bit in 64Bit? by John

John
Sat Feb 17 19:03:22 CST 2007


"Dennis Maggert" <DennisMaggert@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F7467795-3B2A-479F-9E64-115F2E0D23A7@microsoft.com...
> Hallo!
> I bought a version of WinXP SP2 Pro with the "Vista for Free" package. All
> works fine & in a few days I'll hopefully get my version of Vista
> Business.
> BUT:
> Since the time came, I upgraded my computer to a Core2Due CPU and now I
> want
> to run a Vista in 64Bit.
> So my question:
> Do I have to buy an second Vista in 64Bit or is it true that all DVDs have
> both Versions (32 & 64bit) included? As you can imagine, I'm not willing
> to
> buy jet another version, becaus money don't grow on trees today!



Only retail Vista Ultimate comes with both versions. Other retail versions
have the option of requesting a 64-bit version for a handling charge @$10.
Most of the upgrade offers have no provisions for exchanging for different
version, but you can always ask.



Re: change 32Bit in 64Bit? by DennisMaggert

DennisMaggert
Sat Feb 17 19:17:05 CST 2007

Thanks a lot :)

"John Barnes" wrote:

>
> "Dennis Maggert" <DennisMaggert@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F7467795-3B2A-479F-9E64-115F2E0D23A7@microsoft.com...
> > Hallo!
> > I bought a version of WinXP SP2 Pro with the "Vista for Free" package. All
> > works fine & in a few days I'll hopefully get my version of Vista
> > Business.
> > BUT:
> > Since the time came, I upgraded my computer to a Core2Due CPU and now I
> > want
> > to run a Vista in 64Bit.
> > So my question:
> > Do I have to buy an second Vista in 64Bit or is it true that all DVDs have
> > both Versions (32 & 64bit) included? As you can imagine, I'm not willing
> > to
> > buy jet another version, becaus money don't grow on trees today!
>
>
>
> Only retail Vista Ultimate comes with both versions. Other retail versions
> have the option of requesting a 64-bit version for a handling charge @$10.
> Most of the upgrade offers have no provisions for exchanging for different
> version, but you can always ask.
>
>
>