On Thu, 9 Jan 2014 05:13:06 +0000, PatriciaHinds wrote:

Apr 14, 2006  Microsoft has released KB913800 Update. This update is intended for systems running Update Rollup 2 for Microsoft Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005. Install this update to address digital rights management (DRM) protected content failures after installing Update Rollup 2 for Windows XP Media Center Edition 2005 (KB900325).

When downloading a program to run on my computer, I was told I had to be running a 64 bit and that I was running a 32 bit.

What program is that?

I 'm not for sure how this happened but I'd like to be running 64 bit.

Windows Xp Media Center Download

Why? Especially for 64-bit XP, it's probably not a good idea. There
were many problems with it and almost no advantages.

Also, are you sure you are running 32-bit? Hold down the Windows key
and press Pause|Break. It will tell you there.

And one other point. Support for Windows XP ends this coming April,
and it isn't wise to continue running any version of it.

I have a Compaq Presario SR2093X and using Microsoft Windows xp media center edition 2005. Is there any way to get the 64 bit back and running without messing up my computer or any of the software that I've downloaded. I went to Cnet.com to download a copy of this software program but they didn't have it and said I'd have to purchase it again. The 64 bit that came on my computer was already loaded on the computer

If that's true, then how did you get to the 32-bit that you say you
now have?

so I don't have a disk with the program on it !!!! What am I gonna do. Please help me with this situation. Thank you for any help

Windows Xp Media Center 2005

There is no way to change the 'bitness' of any version of Windows from
32-bit to 64-bit or vice versa. The only way to get there is via a
clean installation, and that means the loss of everything on your
drive, reinstallation of all your programs, etc.