Is Font Render On Win 8.1 32bit Better On 64bit
Jul 3, 2013Is Font render on Win 8.1 32bit better on 64bit?
I installed both and noticed 32bit looks better.
Is Font render on Win 8.1 32bit better on 64bit?
I installed both and noticed 32bit looks better.
I have Windows 8 Pro (64bit) and I have 1,904 fonts installed... It was working fine until one day some of the Windows fonts have been changed to different ones. Is there any way to reset the fonts installed? Since this is getting very annoying
Here is a screenshot taken from Office 2013 Professional Plus
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Basically, how do I upgrade to a 64 bit version of Windows 8.1?
Can a genuine Windows8 key activate both 32 and 64 bit, depending on what you choose?
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Have I got to fork out for a totally new licence?..I can't remember if when I bought this version it asked me if I wanted 32 or 64 version!
Apparently you cannot update from a 32-bit version of Windows (XP in my case) to 64-bit Win 8 using the Windows Upgrade Assistant and the downloadable $39.99 version, you have to purchase a boxed DVD set and do it that way.
No problem, I go to JB Hi-Fi and buy the $58 retail pack. Get home, do some backups, image of my C partition etc etc. Now I'm ready. I put the 64-bit DVD in the drive and stand back, waiting for Windows 8 loveliness to enter my world, but instead I'm greeted by this message:
"Your installation media cannot be used to install Windows"
"Your current version of Windows is 32-bit and does not match the architecture of the 64-bit installation media. Please insert the 32-bit media and restart Windows setup."
If I use the 32-bit disc, it gets further, to the point of going ahead. Except I don't want 32-bit.
My machine has a Gigabyte GA-890FXA-UD5 mobo with Athlon II 635. The Windows upgrade assistant makes no mention of this being unsuitable. The reason I'm running 32-bit XP is because it's all I had at the time I built the box and just didn't get around to buying a 64-bit version of Win 7 (which were outrageously priced here in Oz).
I'm thinking I will just use the 32-bit disc and then upgrade it with the 64-bit disc but I don't really want to get all the way through and find that it won't do it then either. If I use the 32-bit disc will the 64-bit disc upgrade it afterwards?
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The game's here: BossRan,RAN,philippines,RANONLINE,RAN private server,EPX
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Is there any way I can upgrade without having to do a fresh re-install?
I have a 64 bit processor running 32 bit Windows 8. If I were to install the 64 bit Windows 8, could I restore the 32 bit System Image and preserve my files and settings?
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My computer get many blue screens when im trying to play or render or make something it use to many resources from it. Ive change the vga card to a new and still getting BS (9800gt to GT630). Ive change the porwer suply from 450 watts to a 600 watts "Overtech" because I've thought it was there the problem but i still getting BS.
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