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Help for X86 - gustavoalonge - 12-10-2014
Hey Everyone!
I'm new here and i'm Brazilian, so i apologize by my english!
thanks to all the developers working on this project
But.. I have a question..
My Windows is 86x! and i want to use the develloppers version of Dolphin! I can do it, or i have to get x64 Windows?
Thanks for everyone!!
RE: Help for X86 - Sonicadvance1 - 12-10-2014
Dolphin doesn't support 32bit x86 any longer. You can use the 4.0.2 release of Dolphin for 32bit support.
Or you can get 64bit Windows or 64bit Linux.
RE: Help for X86 - gustavoalonge - 12-10-2014
(12-10-2014, 11:16 PM)Sonicadvance1 Wrote: Dolphin doesn't support 32bit x86 any longer. You can use the 4.0.2 release of Dolphin for 32bit support.
Or you can get 64bit Windows or 64bit Linux.
Thanks by Reply!
yes, now i have to update my Windows to 64x!
RE: Help for X86 - KHg8m3r - 12-11-2014
Your Windows license that is currently installed on your computer will allow you to activate a x64 version of Windows.
RE: Help for X86 - gustavoalonge - 12-11-2014
(12-11-2014, 12:14 AM)KHg8m3r Wrote: Your Windows license that is currently installed on your computer will allow you to activate a x64 version of Windows.Tanhks! I can do it, without format my cpu?
RE: Help for X86 - mbc07 - 12-11-2014
No.
RE: Help for X86 - KHg8m3r - 12-11-2014
You don't need to format the CPU, no. All you need is the 64-bit install disk/usb. You can get the 64-bit version of Windows for free from Microsoft with your license, I believe.
RE: Help for X86 - mbc07 - 12-11-2014
I think he's referring to his computer when he say "format the CPU". And no, you can't just switch to x86 to x64. You must format your computer...
RE: Help for X86 - gustavoalonge - 12-11-2014
(12-11-2014, 03:23 AM)Jhonn Wrote: I think he's referring to his computer when he say "format the CPU". And no, you can't just switch to x86 to x64. You must format your computer...I will do a partition of my HD and instal the 64x version on that!
thanks for everyone!