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OK so after buying 64 bit, dual core laptop(l305-S5934 Toshiba) I had a copy of Win 7/64 bit, and after a partition of the drive loaded the 64bit version, and it lo0aded and updated perfectly no issues, down loaded antivirus and few other neat things I wanted, and restarts to a blue screen crash dump.So figured it was bad load, formated that partition reloadd, did it again, ok figured it may be updates and drivers, does it even if I dont update, it just crashes only way ot bring it up is in safe mode.
so my quiestion is this as I am sort of a newb on lap tops, could this lap top not like the 64 bit version, yet even though I can up grade to Vista 64 bit?Toshiba Satelite,L305-S5934, 2.0 turion X2 64, RM-70, 3 GB pc-6400 DDR2 Ram, 250 gb hdd.Now its has ran perfectly with Win7 32bit since loading , in fact the Vista partition is having shut down issues and & is stable as a rock.Thanks for any ideas that might give me chance to get the 64bit version going is appreciated.
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