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I am preparing to upgrade some workstations in our network to Windows 7. However, some are older machines and running the Windows 7 Upgrade advisor, it says it will work with 32 bit but not enough RAM for 64 bit.
Adivse on a good plan of action. Management won't authorize new computers. I can maybe add another GB RAM (cost???) or I can run a mix blend of 32 bit and 64 bit.
Any pros and cons to the mixed blend?
Adivse on a good plan of action. Management won't authorize new computers. I can maybe add another GB RAM (cost???) or I can run a mix blend of 32 bit and 64 bit.
Any pros and cons to the mixed blend?
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You need to tell to manager he must invest few hundreds bucks and buy new computers.
Jarda
Jarda
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Tried many times to do that. They don't get it..GRRRRRRRRR
Try to argue by operational expenses money savings ;)
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Will this be a problem?