Changing Win7 64bit to 32 bit on Satellite Pro C660-16N

Hello.
>...Satellite Pro C660-16N - Windows 7 64bit Home Premium preinstalled...
Does anyone know what the best route is to change Win7 64bit to Win7 32bit. Does this model have a 32bit install option on HDD recovery?
Or will it have to be a clean install from a Win7 32bit DVD.
Many thanks.

I presume this notebook is offered with 64bit version only (specification) and there is only one way to install 32 bit OS version you must install it using original Microsoft Win7 32 bit installation disc.
Please note: for OS activation you cannot use product key from the sticker. You must buy new licence for your own installation.
By the way: check also if this notebook model is supported for 32 bit version. You can do this on Toshiba support and download page under http://eu.computers.toshiba-europe.com
If you have more questions you are welcome.

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Hey,
> I bought Toshiba with preinstalled official Windows 7 Professional 64 service pack 1
You cant change the language on Windows 7 Professional, this is only possible on Windows 7 Enterprise (volume license) and Windows 7 Ultimate.
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Older Windows XP required an AHCI driver from Intel but I think this isnt a missing SATA driver issue because as far as I know Windows 8 as well as Win 8.1 already contains the drivers in order to recognize the HDD or SSD drive.
Furthermore the OS installation should be possible even if the driver would not be added... for this procedure you have to use the "compatibility mode".
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Of course the Recovery CD will work.
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> Whats the deal with BIOS? I dont understand!
> If i were to upgrade to windows vista should i update my BIOS before or after upgrading to vista?
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...I just bought it about a week ago. Any suggestions as to what i can do to it?
Three suggestions.
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Your problem description is OK but we dont know what have you dont in the past.
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Satellite Pro C660 - Keyboard Problems

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Some of the onboard keys (E, T, U, I, O, A, B, N, together with the Enter key) fail to register.
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I've checked device manager looking for errors, but am unable to find any. The driver for the keyboard is listed as installed and working properly, and driver update says that the latest version is in already in use.
I have also scanned for viruses using Malware Bytes and Spybot, and also with the laptops own pre-installed antivirus software. All of the full system scans return a no threat found message.
I have read that the keyboards on these machines can sometime be problematic, which could answer why only certain onboard keys function. The fact that all keys on the external USB keyboard work would seem to confirm this. However, the fact that both onboard and external keyboard is affected by the same slow keypress might also suggest a bios problem - but as this laptop is several years old and has been working perfectly, why would bios suddenly cause this problem.
I have visited the Toshiba website and based on this laptop having Part number: PSC0ME-02100SEN I have determined (rightly or wrongly) that the correct bios download version is 1.70-WIN, only when I read the following bios installation instructions http://aps2.toshiba-tro.de/kb0/HTD9502M10000R01.htm
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Has anyone reading this post experienced similar issues with this make and model of laptop and managed to successfully return it to proper working order. If so, how?
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> When connecting an external USB keyboard, all keys function properly.
This means that keyboard controller is OK and the internal keyboard is faulty.
To fix this keyboard issue, the internal keyboard should be replaced.
>However, the fact that both onboard and external keyboard is affected by the same slow keypress might also suggest a bios problem - but as this laptop is several years old and has been working perfectly, why would bios suddenly cause this problem.
Hmm I dont think so
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I need some help for my sons laptop which is the Satellite Pro C660-1LR.
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I am not really tech savvy so if anyone can advise me please make explain in idiot proof format!! I am trying to avoid having to purchase anything to costly.

> I am trying to avoid having to purchase anything to costly.
Problem is that you don't have many options about that.
If you want to have factory settings again you need recovery installation disc. You can order it on https://backupmedia.toshiba.eu/landing.aspx Of course it is not for free but, in my opinion, definitely the best solution.
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Just in case that you can get this Microsoft installation and licence for free you can save some money.
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