How to switch from Windows 7 64-bit to 32-bit Solved

Question

Hello everyone, A week ago I bought a new PC with Windows 7 and everything; I'll provide the specs at the end. I have a big problem, or rather I would like to know how to switch from the 64-bit version to the 32-bit version, or possibly both. Why? 64-bit crap (excuse my expression) is compatible with barely 20% of applications >.

badre92 · Accepted Answer

It's all good, solved it. I didn't need to crack it after all; I found a mega powerful emulator online. Don’t ask me for the link :O I searched for 8 hours straight and can’t remember (if someone pays me over €50 to find it, no problem :p).  Anyway, this emulator allows me to automatically switch to 32-bit whenever necessary, not some old compatibility crap.  All is well that ends well, la la la la la la la la la la la la, I'm happy =D

Destrio5 · Answer

Hello,  What are the applications that do not work on Windows 7 64-bit?  To switch to the 32-bit version, I believe you have to reinstall everything.

Mstr · Answer

Weird, you must be unlucky because I've managed to get all the applications I use to work, and not in compatibility mode.  Just by taking the 64-bit version, or not actually, I haven't had any problems so far.  To switch from 64-bit to 32-bit, it's simple, you have to buy a Windows license again :(.

Badre92 · Answer

Re,  Thanks for your quick response, it’s really appreciated. Mstr, I play several games on my computer such as GTA San Andreas, GTA IV and actually I should have said 1/3 of my apps, because if we take my GTAs for example: GTA IV works, GTA San Andreas doesn't work (the screen goes black and then comes back normal without anything), GTA Vice City works.  For the rest of the apps, they tell me they are not compatible, especially for the games, even though I try to see if there’s a 64-bit version already available and all, but now it’s frustrating me.  And as for buying another Windows, Microsoft can wait with one of their golden fingers up their a** (basically, they can dream ^^'). I think I’m going to crack it because if I've paid for an operating system, it’s not to buy another one, so at this point for me, it’s legal. I’m not going to waste €1000 to have a proper version >.

Badre92 · Answer

Finally, I will only crack it if I don't get a response, of course. As usual, I don't like to crack, but there you go, I've already paid €250 for the 64-bit Windows 7 and €250 for Vista in September, so...

Mstr · Answer

I only give you the legal solutions, you do as you see fit :D.

badre92 · Answer

Mstr or someone else, please post a message so I can close the discussion.

lazip · Answer

Why is it written Resolved? I don't see the answer... I have the same problem as well, can someone help me?  deniz.chretien@sympatico.ca

Badre92 · Answer

I marked it as resolved because after 2 intensive weeks of research, I found an emulator (The computer makes it look like my Windows is 32-bit and compatible with 64-bit) so =D everything is fine but sorry for everyone else, but I won't share those 2 weeks of research unless I get paid.  Oh yes, avoid bumps older than 3 months ;)

madmyke · Answer

Because the requester decided to mark it as resolved and only he can decide if he considers the issue resolved. Which is the case (for him).

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