Win 7 Pro 64 bit Pre load replace Win 7 Pro 32 bit

How do I pre-installed win7 pro 64-bit system to replace Win 7 Pro 32-bit system?
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If you can live without the recovery partition, a 64-bit version of W7 can be downloaded - both legally and freely - from here:
http://forum.notebookreview.com/windows-os-software/604187-legal-download-digitalriver-windows-7-sp1...
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Hi
The Add Feature is to upgrade your current Windows 8/8.1 Core Edition to Windows 8/8.1 Pro or Windows 8/8.1 Media Center Edition.
It requires you to purchase particular Product key with regard to Add Features option.
Here are some links to help you understand it:
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