I don't want Windows 8 64 bit. Can you change my order to Windows 7 64 bit?
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Yes go to return to an earlier time , in the desktop , then into settings , open and look for earlier modes , but must warn you my friend that performed this , did it successfully , but found he couldn't get back windows 8 once returned to 7 , hope this helps .
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Only if your computer can handle the 64 bit version. You will need to check this with the computer manufacturer's website for your model. If you have the 32 bit version of Windows 7, there is a good chance that you will need to upgrade to the 32 bit version of Windows 8.1. But the good news is that the Windows 8.1 Full Version includes both 32 bit and 64 bit disks so if the 64 bit doesn't load on your machine you can just use the 32 bit version.
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No, the OS is windows 8, but you can simulate windows 7 on the desktop. That is why I decided to keep it as is.
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I am afraid not. I have windows 7 home edition 64 bit, and this operating system does not recognize the program. It did not load in my machine. It might possibly load in a 32 bit environment, but someone with this OS will have to comment.
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Windows 7 needed a seperate disc for 32-bit vs 64-bit. Most versions of Windows 8.x come with both versions, I believe.
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The machine comes preloaded with Windows 7 Professional 64bit already. You're good to go. The supplied recovery media is for Windows 8, however. Re-installing Windows 7 will be difficult. I'd recommend preforming a complete system backup to an external harddrive as soon as you get the machine.
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Ironic that you ask, we ordered 3 computers, put two into service immediately both had Windows 7, the third we put into service a few days ago and it had Windows 8, which we did not want, had to reinstall with Windows 7....pain
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It does not come with the disc and I'm not sure if you can swap it out for windows 7 because it is a 64 bit system. Sorry I can't be of more help.
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The OS on this unit is actually going to be Win7 PRO 64bit. Please let us know if you have any other questions. Thank You, ServerMonkey
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I don't think you can, but I've read that you can uninstall windows 8 and install windows 7
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no. big problems with this.http://www.pchelpforum.com/xf/threads/problems-replacing-windows-8-with-windows-7.145253/
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I am hoping someone will answer this question as "Windows 8" is the worst OS I have encounter and will not purchase another laptop without the option to revert to 7.
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You are not going to use the "OLD" OS, so it doesn't matter what shape that OS is in or what motherboard it was used with. You are going to format the drive and install a brand new clean copy of Windows 7 64-bit, right? You can't just plug in the old hard drive and expect it to work, besides, that was 32 bit and you say you want 64 bit, so you HAVE to reinstall the OS? I'm unclear as to whether you want to install 64-bit Windows, or keep your old 32-bit! You can't do both! Are you sure you are qualified for this work? Actually we already know that you are not, because if you were, you wouldn't need to ask these dumb questions. Over and Out. You are not going to use the "OLD" OS, so it doesn't matter what shape that OS is in or what motherboard it was used with. You are going to format the drive and install a brand new clean copy of Windows 7 64-bit, right? You can't just plug in the old hard drive and expect it to work, besides, that was 32 bit and you say you want 64 bit, so you HAVE to reinstall the OS? I'm unclear as to whether you want to install 64-bit Windows, or keep your old 32-bit! You can't do both! Are you sure you are qualified for this work? Actually we already know that you are not, because if you were,... » Read More You are not going to use the "OLD" OS, so it doesn't matter what shape that OS is in or what motherboard it was used with. You are going to format the drive and install a brand new clean copy of Windows 7 64-bit, right? You can't just plug in the old hard drive and expect it to work, besides, that was 32 bit and you say you want 64 bit, so you HAVE to reinstall the OS? I'm unclear as to whether you want to install 64-bit Windows, or keep your old 32-bit! You can't do both! Are you sure you are qualified for this work? Actually we already know that you are not, because if you were, you wouldn't need to ask these dumb questions. Over and Out. « Show Less
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Yes, it is Windows 8 64 bit. I upgraded RAM memory to 8 GB without any problem. System recognizes all the installed memory.
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I have no idea. I got this one because it had Windows 7 and I did not want 8!
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It is 64-bit. The only problem with it is it comes with Windows 8. I rue the day I got Windows 8 and yearn for return of Windows 7. Microsoft pulled a real goof with Windows 8.
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This system will be windows 7 32-bit, we do have 64-bit available as well if you request it.