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Stan Shankman
Greetings all,
I attended a Microsoft event, and received a free copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate Not For Resale.
I had to visit a Microsoft site to obtain my key.
The key is good for both 32-bit and 64-bit installs.
I have the key, and I have the 32-bit install DVD.
But I did not install the Vista 32-bit version on my machine.
I installed a 64-bit version of Vista Ultimate using my provided key.
All worked well for many months.
But then my system started acting up.
Games would not remember where they lift off, and Texas Hold'em quite
working entirely.
And when SP2 came along and refused to load.
I read all I could on the web, and came to the conclusion that I have a
damaged system file.
I need to do a repair install.
Problem is, I have no 64-bit disk.
And, I can't even remember how I did it, or what I used to load that
original 64-bit version install.
I looked all through my disks, and just can't find a 64-bit version nor can
I find a place to download it from.
Does anyone else have this problem? And can you tell me what I should do?
Thanks all,
Stan Shankman
I attended a Microsoft event, and received a free copy of Windows Vista
Ultimate Not For Resale.
I had to visit a Microsoft site to obtain my key.
The key is good for both 32-bit and 64-bit installs.
I have the key, and I have the 32-bit install DVD.
But I did not install the Vista 32-bit version on my machine.
I installed a 64-bit version of Vista Ultimate using my provided key.
All worked well for many months.
But then my system started acting up.
Games would not remember where they lift off, and Texas Hold'em quite
working entirely.
And when SP2 came along and refused to load.
I read all I could on the web, and came to the conclusion that I have a
damaged system file.
I need to do a repair install.
Problem is, I have no 64-bit disk.
And, I can't even remember how I did it, or what I used to load that
original 64-bit version install.
I looked all through my disks, and just can't find a 64-bit version nor can
I find a place to download it from.
Does anyone else have this problem? And can you tell me what I should do?
Thanks all,
Stan Shankman