I just received my lenovo ideapad Y510 today. I got 4gbs of memory in it, but the laptop only came with 32 bit vista installed. I have a 64 bit vista premium oem disk that I used when I built my laptop. How do I get this installed on my laptop?
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Clean Install using 64xvista
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It said I couldn't run the program under my current operating system when I tried just popping the 64 bit OS in.
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That's because you have to boot from it.
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Well my lenovo now has my 64 bit Vista on it now. But I can't find the right drivers for my nvidia 8600m GT 256mb. All I can find is drivers for 32 bit vista, but not 64 bit. Could anyone please post a link? What else do I need to find and install now that I did a complete clean boot of my lenovo?
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Well mysticstryk :
64bit drivers: http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=239303
Clean Install 64-bit Vista :
http://forum.notebookreview.com/showthread.php?t=144783
Props/ thanks to Stallen, Orev and others who post so many tips here !
Skry -
1. Thats a lot of downloads. A lot of xp stuff is scattered through there as well. I also couldn't find the nvidia drivers I needed for the 8600m GT. So by installing my 64 bit vista on my laptop, I have to download things just to make stuff like my bluetooth and usb ports work?
2. Is there a way I can revert back to the 32 bit with all my stuff working properly like it was when I first turned it on? -
Yes, use the recovery disks you created when you received your computer!
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The Fire Snake Notebook Virtuoso
2.) What Chanchin said. -
I didn't make any recovery disks.
EDIT: Would my onekey recovery work?
I want to install my 64bit vista on my lenovo.
Discussion in 'Lenovo' started by mysticstryk, Sep 4, 2008.