Upgrading Windows 7

[Don Dada]

Hey guys i have a question....might be stupid but never the less.......

I'm gonna buy a new laptop which will most likely come with windows 7 home premium 32 or 64 bit OR windows 7 professional 32 or 64 bit.

The thing is i need to upgrade to windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit for a specific purpose so will i be able to do this efficiently if i buy a laptop with either one of the os listed above???

Does it make a difference if i initially get the home premium or the professional in 32bit or 64 bit seeing i would be upgrading to 32 bit??

Thanks

[R31Nismoid]

wipe disk.

put in ultimate and load

then install the laptop makers drivers, only the ones you need.

will get rid of heaps of bloatware and shit.

[bozodos]

what specific purpose do you need ultimate for?

[Don Dada]

Fc-Hako.....apparently

Any recommendations on specs i should look for?...nothing too fancy

[bozodos]

Shouldn't need Ultimate just for that, and as for laptop specs, Toshiba or Dell, with an i5. Depends on whether you're going to use the laptop for anyhting else too

[Don Dada]

Shouldn't need Ultimate just for that, and as for laptop specs, Toshiba or Dell, with an i5. Depends on whether you're going to use the laptop for anyhting else too

Not only Ultimate......

32 bit Ultimate

[D-G]

In short, no it doesn't matter which one you install you can always upgrade / downgrade any versions of Windows 7 with 32/64.

The only thing you cant do... is install a previous OS -.-

[bozodos]

IIRC that's just what they tested it with. And yes 32bit could be important. What i'm driving at is that for ECU tuning software, there aren't any additional features on Ultimate that would differenciate how the OS works (apart from support for up to 192GB of RAM?)

[.:: GimpS-R34 ::.]

Maybe microsoft developed or have a deal with developers of FC-Hako hahaha

[BrynDETT]

cant see why you would need ultimate either?? pretty much the same os with some added stuffs most people wont use...

[Spurdo]

wipe disk.

put in ultimate and load

then install the laptop makers drivers, only the ones you need.

will get rid of heaps of bloatware and shit.

+1

have done this.

only way to do it.