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Upgrading between 32 and 64bit

Alex Branham
By Alex Branham
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Reinstalling Windows 10 on my brother new computer because it is currently 32bit and he needs 64bit. My question is when I go to make the USB drive to boot from it gives me an option between "Windows 10,  Window 10 Home single Language, and Windows 10 N".  On his computer he is using the Windows 10 Home so not sure if I am suppose to get the single language or just the window 10. 

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Just get option two between Windows 10 & Windows 10 Pro..

 

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For Win10 they use the same installer for both options, and your license key tells it which version to install. Just do the regular Windows 10 installer.

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