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And Partition my drive for a windows 10 Dual boot 圆4.
I picked up 8GB ram for this upgrade but they gave me a refurbished E6400 with 32 bit windows 7 Pro, So hypothetically. But how does the 16 program need the 32 bit environment to run? I have seen reference to this concept in C++. The book I am reading has a few tables on the matter and that is what I got out of it. Or atleast that is my understanding of it. I am learning C++ and I understand how the bit size increases the storage size of a interger, thus potential making calculations more flexible. I am new to to 'whole' 16/32 bit concept.
I use 32 bit to run an old time 16 bit program, civilization 2.4. In my case I have two drives, but I think you could also do it by partitioning on one drive. I have a dual boot 32/64 bit on my laptop. The windows activation key is 32/64 bit agnostic.
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