Upgrading from Windows 7 32-bit to 64-bit

Loafer

RussJK wrote: »

Do you have a 64-bit install disc?

I am pretty sure one came with the computer yeah. But the computer was pre-installed with 32-Bit so not really sure about it.

Loafer

john1 wrote: »

have a look http://windows.microsoft.com/en-US/windows7/products/features/windows-easy-transfer


Ive used it successfully

Added to my favourites. Thanks for that! :beer:

Loafer

JJ_Egan wrote: »

Old hardware may not work as it has no 64 bit drivers but a search will often reveal workarounds for those that refuse to work under 64 bits or even custom drivers ,Driversguide .com .

jje

I have just found the printer driver for 64 bit on the canon site. Thanks for that. I didnt think about that.

spud17

Loafer wrote: »

I have just found the printer driver for 64 bit on the canon site. Thanks for that. I didnt think about that.

The Canon 64bit driver for my Canon i560 was useless.

The best thing I've found for my i560 and HP Laserjet1320, is to install Windows, then plug in your printer, via usb, and let Windows update find the drivers.
Both my printers work with full functionality.