Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

A change from 32-bit to 64-bit does not consume an additional license. If you are really concerned upgrade the other two machines first.

Joe

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.

Does this mean the original 32 bit license will allow the original 32 bit Win 7 system to be again upgraded to 64 bit Win 7 and that there will be no hiccoughs when it attempts to validate at Microsoft?

I do understand that a clean install will be required and I do understand that it must be the same system.

I upgraded from Vista to Win 7 32 bit but am now considering doing an upgrade to 64 bit Win 7 on that same system. In my case, I have a three license “Family Pack” copy but I need all three licenses and want to be certain this upgrade to 64 bit will not consume an additional license.

Yes. I haven’t done it myself but others here have reported that works without having to call Microsoft to do a reset.