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- The orange screen with white lines appeared when I tried installing Windows 10 64-bit onto a pc with a cpu that only supported the 32-bit architecture.
Although there are perhaps many other ways to resolving the issue, this FIX provides a quick and easy solution
What Are 32-Bit and 64-Bit?
When it comes to computers, the difference between 32-bit and a 64-bit is all about processing power. Computers with 32-bit processors are older, slower, and less secure, while a 64-bit processor is newer, faster, and more secure.
But what do the numbers 32 and 64 even mean?
Your computer’s central processing unit (CPU) functions like the brain of your computer. It controls all the communication and the flow of data to and from the other parts of your computer. Some computers use two or more processors. However, there are only two main categories of processors now: 32-bit processors and 64-bit processors. The type of processor that your computer uses affects its overall performance and what kind of software it can utilize.
32-Bit vs. 64-Bit: Which One is Right For You?
While a 64-bit processor has more processing power than a 32-bit processor, it does not always mean that you need a 64-bit computer or software. Whether you should install a 32-bit or 64-bit application on your computer depends on your current setup.
If you want your computer to be fast, you should probably choose a 64-bit processor. You can even use this processor if you’re going to run 32-bit programs since most applications are backward compatible. This means 64-bit computers will run most 32-bit programs. However, a 32-bit computer will not run any 64-bit applications.
The Benefits of a 64-Bit Processor
Graphics: Aside from being able to handle more data, the 64-bit processor delivers better graphics performance. This means that your computer will be faster when launching apps, editing photos, and playing graphic-intensive games.
Security: A 64-bit computer may still get infected by malware (malicious software), which includes viruses, spyware, Trojans, and ransomware. However, a computer with a 64-bit system has more security features than a 32-bit system.
The 64-bit version of Windows also requires mandatory driver signing, which is Microsoft’s protocol to keep the malware’s unsigned drivers from running on the system. Driver signature is what you call a digital imprint that guarantees that a file has been tested with the operating system, and that it comes from a legitimate source. Malware authors would find it difficult to bypass the 64-bit Windows system’s mandatory signing process.
Is My Computer 32- or 64-Bit? How to Find Out
Now that you know the difference between 32-bit and 64-bit processors, you might want to find out which one you have on your computer. So, how can you tell? The answer to this question depends on what operating system you are running.
How to Find Out if Your Windows 10 PC is 64-Bit
Open the File Explorer window by pressing the Windows icon key + E.
In the left sidebar of the File Explorer window, right-click on “This PC.”
Choose Properties from the context menu.
Find the “System type” information. This is where you will see what type of operating system and processor you have.
Can I Upgrade from 32-Bit to 64-Bit?
If you want to upgrade to a 64-bit system, you first need to find out if you have a 64-bit processor. If you don’t have the proper hardware, you might be better off buying a new computer. Most computers sold since 2011 already have a 64-bit chip, but not every one of them has a 64-bit operating system.
If you are currently shopping for a laptop or desktop computer, chances are you’d get a 64-bit processor under the hood. All you have to do is to use software that is designed for these systems.
But after this screen appeared to me, Windows became not working, and when I tried to install Windows 7, it was not working and did not want to install any Windows, and then the screen became black, but the computer is working and the screen is black. Please reply and try to help me. ❤
ok, so you having a no display issue after performing the install successfully?
@@techodsg No, sir, Windows was not installed at all, and the screen is black even though the laptop is working. Also, the bios password is a default password, so I have problems, which are as follows: 1_ There is no Windows and does not want to install any windows. 2_ The bios password is a default password for Dell and I do not know it. 3_ The screen is black and does not It works even though the device is working. Please respond to me as soon as possible
@@land_4 ok, so you unable to boot from the flashdrive because you unable to access the bios? There is usually another method to change your boot device by pressing one of the F buttons during the boot process, usually F10 or F9, it might be a different button on your laptop, but its definately one of those Function buttons. Ofcourse you would need to have the flashdrive connected when trying to access this boot menu option so that you are able to either select the boot method that has the flashdrive. Let me know if this helped
Still doesnt work. The 64 faill and the 32 fail. Any other options?
How does it fail, what is the error that cause it to fail?
@@techodsg I tried 64bit and 32bit, both shows orange screen with white stripes.
did you download the image that includes both 32bit and 64bit, or are you using a 32bit only image and a 64bit only image, i found that using the image that includes both has greater success.
Regardless, i think there are more reasons associated with this error.
What operating system did you have before, if you can also include some specs of your pc (i.e. cpu, ram, motherboard, etc), i might be able to assist further
@@techodsg yes I did. I choose the both options to download. It's a laptop lenovo ideapad 310-15isk i5 6th gen 8gb ram
ok, i assume you using the media creator tool to create your windows 10 installation, I am also assuming that you intend to install the 64bit version of windows 10 since you have 8gb of ram.
Do you only have a single 8gb dimm installed or 2x 4gb dimms, try using only one 4gb dimm, if still persist, try using the other slot and the other 4gb dimm, if you only have the single 8gb dimm, try using the other ram slot if you have one available.
If the above still return the error, additionally, try using a different harddrive in your laptop to see if the error persist, or insert your harddrive into a different pc then launching the install for windows from there
I look forward to your feedback
Do we need a pendrive for this?
yes
On my PC, this orange screen appeared once, then I restarted, the logo appeared and then the blue screen without letters. I have 2 pen-drives from the same brand and both had a blue screen with no letters and turned off by itself. what do I do? defects in the pendrives?
Maybe its the pendrives yes, did you load windows using the media creation tool and trying the both option at x86 and x64? i assume you have tried various usb ports as well
@@techodsg of the 7 rear ports I tested 3 of which were USB BIOS. The pen drives I tested are from the same brand, I think I'll test a different pen drive.
@@techodsg I used x86
ok, just to be clear, are you trying to reload windows and are you getting the orange screen with the vertical white lines while trying to reload windows, or do you need help with the blank blue screen only?
The media creation tool is the one I use in the video to create the bootable flashdrive
Ja deu tudo certo, eu tinha um pendrive de marca diferente das outras, fiz boot nele e consegui. Muito obrigado pela ajuda
But what I do if my CPU is x64 bit?
Still select the both option when downloading the iso, then boot from flashdrive, you will receive two options, 32bit and 64bit, select 64bit
Do this resolved your problem plz reply, I am in same situation
This works just happens to a fresh build after a couple years and had me stressed lol and after hella videos this one actually helped me
Glad we could assist you. Take care 👍🏽
My screen just showed usb drive not found
you need one
go to bios settings then go to exit menu. find the load optimal defaults.. tas save and exit.. that's all I did for me. thanks I hope it helped
Thanks for mentioning, glad it resolved it for u
What do you mean go to bios setting and then exit can you explain that to me again @moonina0722
@@jameslos4733when you go into bios, click the “save&exit” tab then click “load optimal”
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Well it used to go from black screen with cursor flashing to the orange and white lines, and now it's just the cursor flashing so i guess it's progress? Thanks for the help
i tried reinstalling windows to a pc and this happened, why? it worked om 64 bit arch
Interesting, selecting the "Both" option instead of choosing 64bit or 32bit might install 64bit
I had 3 rams on my computer, so I took off one of it and it works perfectly. The ram was broken, so I can't do the windows restoration.
Interesting. Do you mind sharing the specifications of the rams you used and which slots they were used in please. You mentioned 3 rams, Im assuming the 3 ram combo worked together before, have you tried testing one of the two remaining ram modules in the third ram's slot, or testing the third ram in a different slot, like perhaps the fourth slot?
Works for me
Works perfect thanks a lot
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I dont hv usb what do i do
i want to say try using a dvd instead, but the dvd size is 4.7gb, not sure if both versions would fit on a single dvd, but you can try, alternatively you would need at least an 8gb flashdrive
What my laptop dont support 32bit of windows?
Try using the Both option, when downloading the Windows iso, this will allow you to choose the architecture when performing the Windows installation
@@techodsg i use a cd rom
Ok, so download and burn the iso that contains both the 32 & 64 bit architectures
Thanks lot buddy❤❤
You're welcome 👍🫡
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@@techodsg yup thx