If you have to ask wit Windows XP - you have a 32bit version...
You definitely do as you said "Windows XP Home"...
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"Ronald E. Foltz" <genf...@worldnet.att.net> wrote in message
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Colin Barnhorst wrote:
> There is a 64bit version of XP Pro, however you are not using it so
> just download the 32bit version. No issue.
crazyal wrote:
> what is the program you are downloading?
Colin Barnhorst is not downloading anything (at least in this conversation).
Please include some hint of what you are responding to in the future. ;-)
If you are unsure, you have the 32-bit version.
You would certainly remember the extra cost and effort needed to get the
64-bit version of XP up and running with fully compatible hardware.
And XP Home is *only* available in 32-bit.
HTH
-pk
>If you are unsure, you have the 32-bit version.
This is probably the 33rd post to that effect.
Patrick Keenan wrote:
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> If you are unsure, you have the 32-bit version.
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PD43 wrote:
> This is probably the 33rd post to that effect.
For this conversation?
http://groups.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.general/browse_frm/thread/39ffe617ab2dc732/de46463658ac565f#de46463658ac565f
(far less)
Or overall?
http://groups.google.com/groups/search?lr=&safe=off&num=10&q=32+or+64+%22unsure%22+OR+%22have+to+ask%22+OR+%22don%27t+know%22+OR+%22do+not+know%22+OR+%22Windows+XP%22&safe=off&qt_s=Search
(far greater)
But the point is understood.