Note: This thread was made by myself, I didn't steal it from any site. If you have a 32-bit PC, choose the 32-bit option from the architecture section in the tool. So that was interesting, right? These same steps can be applied to reinstalling Windows. If you're lucky, you'll get a Digital License. If your device was not activated, purchase one and enter it in the field. If your device was activated before you downgraded, choose Skip or I don't have a product key, and later it will be activated once you connect to your internet- this is also applicable to devices which were activated with a Digital License. It may ask you to enter your product key. Do this again if you want another drive or more drives.Ĭontinue the rest.
Choose it and click New > select the desired value for the 2nd drive. When you reach the drive selecting question, delete all drives EXCEPT THE SYSTEM DRIVE, WHICH HAS A 'SYSTEM' NAME NEAR IT. Save changes, and restart.Ĭhoose your language and other options, etc. When you successfully enter, change the Boot # 1 to the pen-drive. If you failed, shut down your PC from the lockscreen, start again, and try again. When you find it, click the key on startup before Windows attempts to boot. Search for it in the internet using this format: BIOS key. It has a special key that lets you enter the BIOS. Turn on the device, and just before it manages to boot into Windows, enter your PC's BIOS. Now continue the rest of the steps on the screen.Īfter it successfully finishes, immediately remove the pen-drive and plug it into the computer you want to downgrade to 32-bit, when the computer is TURNED OFF. Below the edition drop-down, there's an architecture option. Uncheck the 'Use the recommended.' checkbox and select your language and edition.
option in the 1st question and click Next. Go to this link and click Download tool now: Download Windows 10 ()Īfter it downloads, run the tool.
Next is to download the Media Creation tool and run it to install Windows on the pen-drive. Step 2: Download the Media Creation tool, run it Plug it into a separate computer and follow the steps here to convert it into a bootable disk: Create a Bootable USB Flash Drive | Microsoft Docs
Take a blank USB pen-drive of more than 8GB space. I now want to change it back to 32 bit, as although it runs, it is very slow.
Step 1: Take a blank USB pen-drive, convert it into a bootable disk Just discovered my Dell ST2 tablet, a 32 bit, was changed to 64 bit OS. I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE IF YOUR DATA IS LOST. PLEASE BACKUP YOUR IMPORTANT DATA BEFORE YOU CONTINUE. This tutorial shows how you can downgrade to 32-bit Windows 10 from 64-bit. This is another help topic which you may be interested in.