You can't do a upgrade of 32 bit Vista to 64 bit 7. You need to backup what files you want to be in 7 and disconnect your internet cable from the back of the pc. Set the bios to boot from DVD drive by hitting Del key when you turn the pc on. Select to Boot from DVD by pressing Enter key. Click Install now, Click Advanced Options, Format your C: drive install Windows 7. After install is complete rehook your internet cable in Windows 7 and open and close DVD drive click on the UAC Prrompt to let it run yhe DVD and do an Upgrade Install. After the Upgrade install is compltet Activate Windows 7 by right clicking Computer on right side of Start Menu and clicking on Activate Now. You have to do a Clean Install going from Windows x86 to Windows x64. You can use the Upgrade version, just follow my instructions from earlier. The first install Don't enter a Product Key and Uncheck Activate Windows when online. On the 2nd install from inside of Windows 7 select Upgrade install, enter the Product Key...
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