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Changing Windows from 32bits to 64 bits...
This is more of a windows question than a sage question...
But can I change from a 32bit win7 to a 64 win7 and still use the same license key? I got the upgrade kit of win 7 and it came with both 32 and 64 bit versions. I installed the 32 bit version because I needed firewire recording. Now that I have my prime (mostly) working.. I want to jump to 64bit to be able to maximize my memory and possibly use a ram disk/mirror mode cache to speed things up on the sage side. I'm pretty sure I can't just upgrade.. but if I do a clean install... can I use the same license key since all the hardware will be the same... Jim |
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Yes you can. As long as the same Sage TV license is only used on one PC.
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Windows license... Not sage license...
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Yes. Do a clean install and you are good to go.
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In that case yes, the license code is the same for 32 or 64 bit. |
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Quote:
Gerry
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The caveat is that this is from a 3 pack "home" edition.. I'm wondering if I re install and activate it will take another of my 3 uses...
Jim |
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More than 3 activations will require a call to Microsoft. But I have never had them deny me a key.
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Maybe I'll just wait and see. It might be time to upgrade Sage anyway to something that uses DDR3 memory. It's like more than 1/2 the price of DDR2!
Do I really want to give up my firewire recording by going to 64bit? Can I live with 3 cable card tuners which are about 95% stable? I suppose I could always go back to my 32bit image if I really wanted to. But I worked so hard (and long) to get firewire recording to work! hmmm.. How much would it cost me to get a new core i5 (or maybe i3) with a new MB and 8ishGB of memory?? ![]() Now I'm just talking out loud... Hey.. my thread got a new home! I guess it didn't really belong in the Sage software forum.. hmm.. forced relocation... ..Thanks?? andy??
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