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what is the easiest way to install win10 32bit on hdd from uefi computer , I’ve tried lots of methods but sometimes when I boot from usb when I press 32bit it just freezes 

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Why exactly do you want Windows 10 32-bit? It only supports up to 3.5GB of RAM.

 

Can you provide the full specs of the system that you want to install Windows 10 on?

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Is there any specific reason you need a 32-bit version of Windows on a modern system?

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39 minutes ago, FakeKGB said:

Why exactly do you want Windows 10 32-bit? It only supports up to 3.5GB of RAM.

 

Can you provide the full specs of the system that you want to install Windows 10 on?

I have an old laptop with some intel pentium and 1gb of ram , I’ve tried to boot on 64bit but it freezed 

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With 1GB of RAM the performance would be very slow, maybe consider 7 or even XP?

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8 minutes ago, BondiBlue said:

Is there any specific reason you need a 32-bit version of Windows on a modern system?

Just want to install windows on some old laptop

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2 minutes ago, Tan3l6 said:

With 1GB of RAM the performance would be very slow, maybe consider 7 or even XP?

I don’t have experience with xp , is it easy? Just want to learn ,

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5 minutes ago, NikitaSch said:

I don’t have experience with xp , is it easy? Just want to learn ,

XP might be a bit too old for modern tasks though. It is easy to install though. 

One of the earliest so called "good Windows" imo.

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I don't know from where to acquire a license though. That might be the main problem.

Also getting the drivers is another problematic aspect.

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Just now, Tan3l6 said:

XP might be a bit too old for modern tasks though. It is easy to install though. 

One of the earliest so called "good Windows" imo.

I just need an os on the laptop that’s all I’m not going to daily use it , thanks for the information though 

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19 hours ago, NikitaSch said:

I just need an os on the laptop that’s all I’m not going to daily use it , thanks for the information though 

For just OS, I would pick any Linux instead of Windows. Windows, even 32bit and latest is still rather unoptimized compared to some Linux distros.

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