GRMCULFRER ES DVD.iso

After a lot of testing, downloads and thanks to a ELMS program from MS, I got a lot of.iso images and burned DVDs of Windows 7. I'm sure now I should have a least these: • RC Ultimate english 64 • RTM Pro Es 64 • RTM Pro es 32 How can I pick the right one to install now?? (I know, I have a mess on my external HD and I should label the disc after burning, but I didn't). I want to install the RTM Pro es 64 again.

As for seeing which one is x64 and which one is x86, I think that GRMCPRFRER_ES_DVD is x86/32-bit and GRC1CULXFRER_ES_DVD is x64/64-bit but you can confirm by opening the ISO in Winrar or another extraction program and take a look at autorun.inf - the top line of the x64 disk should be.

How do I know which one this is? PD: These are the ones that I think I have: • GRC1CULXFRER_ES_DVD • GRMCPRFRER_ES_DVD PD2: What I really want to know is how can I see if those ISOs are x86 or x64? Sounds to be like you have • Release Candidate of Ultimate, X64 64-bit edition • Final release, Professional edition X64 - 64-bit edition - Spanish • Final release, Professional edition X86 - 32-bit edition - Spanish As for seeing which one is x64 and which one is x86, I think that GRMCPRFRER_ES_DVD is x86/32-bit and GRC1CULXFRER_ES_DVD is x64/64-bit but you can confirm by opening the ISO in Winrar or another extraction program and take a look at autorun.inf - the top line of the x64 disk should be - [AutoRun.Amd64].

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