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I have to rebuild a machine that already has windows 2008 and exchange 2007( trial version) and Sharepoint 2007. I've discovered Exchange 2007 proper only runs on 64 bit machines, and the server it's on is 32 bit, so i can't turn the trial and I'm screwed. There are already users in exchange and users on SharePoint and documents uploaded. I'm hoping to get some expert opinions about the smartest way to go about this.<br />
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If I back up SharePoint, could I uninstall exchange 2007 and Sharepoint and reinstall exchange 2003, and Sharepoint and then restore the SharePoint backup? I'm guessing not.<br />
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Can I migrate it somehow? I guess you get the problem
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I have to rebuild a machine that already has windows 2008 and exchange 2007( trial version) and Sharepoint 2007. I've discovered Exchange 2007 proper only runs on 64 bit machines, and the server it's on is 32 bit, so i can't turn the trial and I'm screwed. There are already users in exchange and users on SharePoint and documents uploaded. I'm hoping to get some expert opinions about the smartest way to go about this.

If I back up SharePoint, could I uninstall exchange 2007 and Sharepoint and reinstall exchange 2003, and Sharepoint and then restore the SharePoint backup? I'm guessing not.

Can I migrate it somehow? I guess you get the problem

Rebuilding SharePoint and Exchange.

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