Satellite A350D PSAKCE - Bios 32bit and 64bit update

Hello guys.
I need to upgrade my A350D PSAKCE bios. But I don't know what is the difference between Windows_BIOS_Package_V330_1 and Windows_BIOS_Package64_V330_1. Which should I install? I am using Windows 7 Ultimate 64bit edition.

Hi
Usually you should not get any serious issues if you would downgrade the OS to 32bit and will still use the BIOS 64bit. But in some very rare cases some features like FN buttons or similar would not function very well
It could be also possible that only 3.2GB RAM would be recognized due to 32bit OS limitation
So in your case I would stay with 64bit OS.
Greets

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