HELP ME!! Windows 7 32 bit bios UPDATE

I just bought a used pc with 2gb (S) of ram and running Windows 7 x64 (at first, it running windows 8 x64). And other problems, I don't think it needed to be told... Or for more informations maybe.. But, the main problem is, I Really, really, really want to UPDATE the bios of this pc.... The only problem is, At that download page it showing these versions of windows:
Windows Xp (32-64)
Vista (32-64)
and Windows 7 (32 only..)
Which is kinda sad and dissapointed me because it tooks ONE and a HALF day to download windows 7 Ultimate x64...
It's my bad to not downloading the 32 bit one.. And now my internet slowed down for some reasons..
Can Anybody give me a good suggestion if I can install 32 bit bios to 64 bit one?
I'm very, very , very , very appreciate your (all) help... Please..

Thanks toondog, I went to:
Control Panel > Programs > Programs and Features > View installed updates
in Windows 7 x64, found the failed update in the "Microsoft Windows" category (it's easier to find if you order updates by descending date) then right-click and Uninstall. It appeared to uninstall because the entry disappeared, however when I refreshed
it the entry came back. Then I went to Windows Update and it found the update and I reinstalled and this time it was successful.
It's even easier to find if you enter KB2952664 in the "Search Installed Updates" box in the upper right corner of the Installed Updates window.
This is the only way that worked for me, although I had to do a Restart after uninstalling the update before Windows Update would let me try it again.
Toondog85's way—going through Windows Update instead of Programs and Features—didn't give me the option of uninstalling the update, but it was still basically the right solution to the problem.

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