Question

[-Brad-]

If you got Windows 64-Bit computer and it crashed can you a 32-Bit recovery disk to fix it? HP only has 32-bit recovery disk and I just wanted to see if I could just use the 32-bit disk on an 64-bit computer.

[Rbh]

Dunno, try it? :S

[Father Justin]

Not sure, try using google

[Powrrr]

worth a try i guess not sure though

[Chupa Lupa]

I don't think so.

[Saint Andrew]

Really depends on HP. OEM disks can be stupid, try a clean installation using the 32-bit disk. (Backup your files onto a USB Drive). If the system doesn't work, contact HP Customer Support.

[Turn Around]

I dont know.

[Addy Daddy]

I dont know.

I only came to this post because I saw the last post was by Turny and the section was computing. I thought I was either going to die laughing or be incredibly surprised. Sadly I am neither. :verymad:

[DarKyWarKy]

I dont know.

I only came to this post because I saw the last post was by Turny and the section was computing. I thought I was either going to die laughing or be incredibly surprised. Sadly I am neither. :verymad:

LOL, i only came here to see what you had said.

[Greg-]

just do it

[-Ricky]

Yes, you should be able to.

[Feelthef1re]

Really depends on HP. OEM disks can be stupid, try a clean installation using the 32-bit disk. (Backup your files onto a USB Drive). If the system doesn't work, contact HP Customer Support.

 

[CorruptPure]

try it :)

[Haf1a]

not sure try it

[platypussy]

idk i think u might hav to delete system 32?

[Nolife]

I don't see any reason why would it work tbh.

[NWA]

Google it.

[Kingrang3194]

no idea but dammm u got a 64 bit pc ur lucky bro