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Windows 10 Upgrade Architecture

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32bit goes to 32bit, 64bit goes to 64bit if I'm not mistaken, so no.

 

And the media creation tool should work regardless.

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I'm considering turning my old laptop into a mini FTP server.

 

Is it possible, using the media creation tool, to upgrade Windows 7 Pro 32-bit to Windows 10 Pro 64-bit?

 

Also, if I did not receive the invitation and the option to reserve, will using the creation tool work?

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32bit goes to 32bit, 64bit goes to 64bit if I'm not mistaken, so no.

 

And the media creation tool should work regardless.

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make the laptop fold :)

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make the laptop fold :)

hahahahaha no, it has a Celeron M 723 running at 1.2GHz.

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hahahahaha no, it has a Celeron M 723 running at 1.2GHz.

ohhh xD:) well every little bit counts! 

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Honestly I would advise against running Windows 10 for an FTP server on your laptop. I suggest going the Linux route as it will be less resource intensive.

Comb it with a brick

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Honestly I would advise against running Windows 10 for an FTP server on your laptop. I suggest going the Linux route as it will be less resource intensive.

Well, for now it will be run so that I can transfer 64GB of photo/video, then I will decide what to do with it.

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