If I install Windows 7 32bit twice would that make it 64bit?

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And I thought that Henny Youngman was dead.

LOL! The OP received 6 votes as "helpful" too.

Remember those rumours of 128 bit Windows?

http://arstechnica.com/microsoft/news/2009/10/microsoft-mulling-128-bit-versions-of-windows-8-windows-9.ars

I think this is sort of "We need insecticide to kill all Y2k bugs" joke 10 years ago.

人人围观……

made me go LOL

FYI, this is a zombie thread.

Figured that out when I saw the posted date, still made me laugh,..

Must have missed it when it was posted.

I like the suggestion to install 32bit Windows four times, to ensure that you get the full 128bit computing experience. From what I can tell Windows Azure is running an experimental 128 bit version of Midori that decompiles native binaries and recompiles then, on the fly, to Singularity like SIPs that run on custom ASICs.

-Josh

9 hours ago, blowdart wrote

The original question is still on technet. It's all over the web now too. Heh.

By the way, I saw this question be asked in at least two other forums...

It's just slightly below the other topic "WinXP has entered extended support so will not receive security update, is that true?" on the annoying questions list. (I believe this question is from poor Chinese translation of Yahoo News)