In computer system 32, I can t put files in? Why?

Didn't understand what you said.

Ordinary users can use 32-bit, and there is no need to use 64-bit at all, and only ordinary servers with 64-bit systems are used.

It depends on how many bits your CPU has, how many bits it is, and how many bits of the system you have.

It's hard to say, you can't understand it.,Simply say the 32-bit basic system.,Most ordinary people install this.。

64-bit does not support some 32 software and games, but 64 can recognize the above memory, if the memory is more than 4G, it will be considered to install 64

It has little to do with the CPU.

Click Start to run cmd and press Enter.

Enter it in the command prompt.

net user administrator 1234

1234 of them is a password, and other passwords can also be entered.

Then click Start to run Enter syskey and press Enter.

Enable double encryption by clicking OK can prevent someone else from cracking the password with a tool.

Setting passwords for other accounts can prevent others from cracking them.

Then click Start to run cmd and press enter.

Enter it in the command prompt.

net user guest 1234

1234 of them is a password, and other passwords can also be entered.

Now you call your classmates to crack it.

You should have more than 2,000 computers now, right?

For FAT32 partition for Windows 2000 or XP, then just boot the system directly with the boot disk and enter the DOS state. At the DOS prompt, type :delc:

After winnt system32 config sam is confirmed, restart the computer, and when you enter the Windows 2000 login screen again, the administrator's password is empty. If Windows 2000 uses NTFS partition, you can use NTFSpro or other tools to load NT partition in DOS mode, and then delete the C: Winnt System32 Config SAM file.

Or use the method below:

1. Set it to optical drive boot in BIOS settings, press "R" to repair and install after entering, and the system will automatically restart after the file is copied.

2. After restarting, the installation interface will appear. Note: As soon as the "Installing Device" progress bar appears in the bottom left corner of the interface, press "Shift+F10" immediately

3. Enter :in the command prompt window, open "Local Users and Groups", click Users, then click Administrator Account, select Set Password Continue Enter a new password OK Close the window, and continue to complete the repair installation, and you're good to go.

EFS Certificate Encryption? I'm very responsible to tell you, EFS certificate encryption in the case you don't have a backup certificate is basically no solution, I have met a few customers in the past is to take the decryption, only one with the backup of the digital encryption certificate to come, the rest are tragedies, you can't delete you file smashed, this is really unsolvable, you don't have to struggle.

This is the EFS encryption feature of Windows, and if you don't export the key before reinstalling the system, the probability of decryption is about 0.

You redo the system, and if you don't have a backup key, it's a tragedy, and you basically can't open it.

You can move with a 360's C drive.

You can clean up some junk files, and then uninstall some unused software, reinstall and install them on other drive letters, or just use the 360 C drive moving tool to remove documents and some things on the desktop. Transfer to a different drive letter.

32The maximum system can support is 4G,If you buy a computer memory more than 4G,Then you can't install a 32-bit system,In addition, the new computer has been changed to the default 64-bit system in the BIOS,You need to manually change it yourself。 For more information, see BIOS instructions.

Probably your computer has a pre-installed system. is a high version. You can't install a lower version. If you want to install it, you need to reformat the hard drive, remove the original system and install it again.

Is it a system that only supports 64-bit configuration?

PS: Even if the gray is always high, it should support 32-bit systems!

Specifically, are both operating systems Win7 or Vista, or XP, if XP, set the hard disk interface compatibility mode in the BIOS.

Impossible, right? It may be that your system files are missing during installation.

Hehe... It is a must to find this problem ... You go into the BIOS and change the hard drive mode and you're good to go.

64-bit computer.

There is no need to pretend to be 64-bit wide for the family, unless it is a professional field, three-dimensional design, film and television post-production, editing aerospace, etc. will be of great help, and there are also many 64-bit professional software.

There won't be a problem.

64-bit computer. Nuclear rock ridge should be the meaning of your CPU supporting 64-bit operations, right?,Now the multi-jujube difference CPU supports 64-bit.,Not many people who haven't changed the infiltration with a 64-bit system.,Because you can't use it at all.,And a lot of software with a 64-bit operating system is also installed with 64-bit.。 It is enough to install 32 bits.

Yes. At present, the mainstream system is still 32-bit, because the compatibility of 64-bit system is not very good.

In fact, it is not a problem of system compatibility, but a problem of the developer of games and software, and the software supports too few 64-bit systems, especially games, which determines that the mainstream can only be 32-bit systems.

It should be able to be installed, as for why yours can't be installed, an error prompt should be given, and we will help you analyze it.

You can consider using pq or something like that to partition and then format the partition before installing it, or use the installation disk step by step, not the ghost installation disk, but a brand new installation disk.

In terms of error messages, you can chat with text messages.

That's not, for example, if you want to install 64 software on a win xp system, then you can't install it. For example, if you win7 64 is a system, you have 32 software and 64 software in one system at the same time, it is okay.

Do the system first.,Most of this kind of problem is caused by illegal shutdown and accidental deletion of files.,It's possible that there is a virus.。 When doing the system, change the hard disk data cable, and the data cable will also have such a problem when there is a breakpoint and virtual connection, and it is best to format and repartition the whole disk to do the system.

If you still have such a problem with the system, then see if the hard disk is broken.

System files may be corrupted due to computer viruses or improper operation.

It is recommended that you reinstall the operating system.

Please reinstall this issue directly.

Corrupted backup file is your image file corrupted. I'm going to do it all over again. 32. If the file has been corrupted, just redo the system.