I'm going to try to find someone with a 64 bit system that'll run the adviser.
I'm assuming you bought 2 licenses when you say "the first iso" and "second iso" correct? And ran the upgrade assistant on each of your machines? (One being 32-bit, the other being 64-bit, respectively.)
I cannot...
Check this out: http://www.valuewalk.com/2012/10/windows-8-doesnt-allow-upgrading-from-32-bit-to-64-bit-system/
So much misinformation -.- . I think I'll wait for them to update the tool, as per Elixer's post.
>.<
So .. -.-
At what point does you or it determine if it will install 64 or 32 bit? (EDIT* - I see your post about it being determined by which PC you run the adviser on, which my be true if you install straight from the .exe rather then booting from an .ISO)
Lets say in Rio's case for some...
Its all in the same .iso I'm 99% sure. He sent me a link to the exact steps
http://www.microsoftstore.com/store/msstore/html/pbPage.Help_Win7_usbdvd_dwnTool
but the link is dead. >.< I attempted to tell the guy I didn't need the link but ... w.e.
Its as simple as I suspected, I just wanted to...
Called Windows support, and they basically told me to run the Adviser on the 32 bit system, get the new key, install the .iso on a disk or bootable USB drive and boot from it on the intended system. (64 bit)
So I can confirm that the upgrade version is the same as a full install version. Just...
Hey all! I made this account just to explain my situation and ask this question. Despite reading this thread, I am still not sure.
I'm running legit Win XP 64 bit on my main system. When I try to run the Windows 8 upgrade assistant, I get a "This platform is not supported" error. So I cannot...
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