how do I find out what bit my Vista home premium is.

I installed windows anytime upgrade 32 bit after I started up my computer the
frist time and not sure I shoud have done that some things take for ever to
open now would it have changed my computer bit I have a acer 64x2 processor
is that 64 bit. I can't get some things to open very fast now.

It seems like you have a 32 bit program from a 2 bit company on a 64 bit
machine!



"Shirl" <> wrote in message
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>I installed windows anytime upgrade 32 bit after I started up my computer
>the
> frist time and not sure I shoud have done that some things take for ever
> to
> open now would it have changed my computer bit I have a acer 64x2
> processor
> is that 64 bit. I can't get some things to open very fast now.

will that mke my computer run slow in some programs should I redo it back to
factory setup then.

"Bill Yanaire" wrote:

> It seems like you have a 32 bit program from a 2 bit company on a 64 bit
> machine!
>
>
>
> "Shirl" <> wrote in message
> news:2B87F807-5BCD-4A63-806B-...
> >I installed windows anytime upgrade 32 bit after I started up my computer
> >the
> > frist time and not sure I shoud have done that some things take for ever
> > to
> > open now would it have changed my computer bit I have a acer 64x2
> > processor
> > is that 64 bit. I can't get some things to open very fast now.
>
>
>

Shirl;525981 Wrote:
> I installed windows anytime upgrade 32 bit after I started up my
> computer the
> frist time and not sure I shoud have done that some things take for
> ever to
> open now would it have changed my computer bit I have a acer 64x2
> processor
> is that 64 bit. I can't get some things to open very fast now.

Hi Shirl,

In the Start Menu, right click on Computer and click Properties. You
should see what bit you have to the left of "System type:" under the
System section.

Shawn


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Click Start > right click 'Computer' > click Properties > you will see at
the top of the page which platform you are running whether it is 32 or 64
bit.
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"Shirl" <> wrote in message
news:2B87F807-5BCD-4A63-806B-...
>I installed windows anytime upgrade 32 bit after I started up my computer
>the
> frist time and not sure I shoud have done that some things take for ever
> to
> open now would it have changed my computer bit I have a acer 64x2
> processor
> is that 64 bit. I can't get some things to open very fast now.

went there say it is 32 bit but would that windows anytime 32 bit over ride
the other one. vista is very new to me I work on computers but this vista is
so differant the the rest. It has so much new stuff to learn. am getting some
of it though.

"brink" wrote:

>
> Shirl;525981 Wrote:
> > I installed windows anytime upgrade 32 bit after I started up my
> > computer the
> > frist time and not sure I shoud have done that some things take for
> > ever to
> > open now would it have changed my computer bit I have a acer 64x2
> > processor
> > is that 64 bit. I can't get some things to open very fast now.
>
> Hi Shirl,
>
> In the Start Menu, right click on Computer and click Properties. You
> should see what bit you have to the left of "System type:" under the
> System section.
>
> Shawn
>
>
> --
> brink
>
> *There are no dumb questions, just the people that do not ask them.*
> OM\")
> *Please post feedback to help others.*
>

Shirl;526018 Wrote:
> went there say it is 32 bit but would that windows anytime 32 bit over
> ride
> the other one. vista is very new to me I work on computers but this
> vista is
> so differant the the rest. It has so much new stuff to learn. am
> getting some
> of it though.
> -----------------------------------------------------------
> "brink" wrote:
> > Hi Shirl,
> >
> > In the Start Menu, right click on Computer and click Properties. You
> > should see what bit you have to the left of "System type:" under the
> > System section.
> >
> > Shawn
>

Shirl,

The Windows Anytime upgrade is the 32 bit version of Vista. You have a
64 bit processor that will work fine with the 32 bit Vista. With the 64
bit processor you have the option to upgrade to the 64 bit version of
Vista when you like. You wouldn't be able to do this if you had a 32
bit processor.


These tips will help you improve the performance of Vista. Just do the
ones that you feel comfortable doing.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/81...nce-vista.html

Shawn


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