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32-bit Windows vs. 64-bit Windows

The 64-bit version of Windows requires greater system resources than the 32-bit version of Windows.  As an example, two computers with matching components and 4GB or less of RAM.  The computer running the 32-bit version of Windows will run considerably faster than the matching compuer running the 64-bit version of Windows.  This is because the 64-bit version of Windows requires more RAM in order to operate efficiently.  The 32-bit version of Windows cannot support RAM beyond 4GB.  Only the 64-bit version of Windows can support RAM beyond 4GB.  Therefore, the primary driving force for using the 64-bit version of Windows would be when you have a computer with more than 4GB of RAM.   As stated when a computer has 4GB or less of RAM, the 64-bit version of Windows will run considerably slower than the 32-bit version of Windows.  Examples of computers that would make excellent use of the 64-bit version of Windows would be High End Workstations and Serve...

How do you renew Trend Micro Worry Free Business Security?

There are two versions of Trend Micro Worry Free Business Security - Standard and Advanced.  Standard is designed for those locations that do not utilize Microsoft Exchange Server.  Advanced is designed for those locations that do utilize Microsoft Exchange Server.  The version of Trend Micro Worry Free Business Security in use at your location is listed on your Trend Micro Software License Certificate. The 1 Year Renewal Part Number for Standard is CSRN0051. The 1 Year Renewal Part Number for Advanced is CMRN0044. To identify the date of renewal for your product, please read Section II. Section I. Renewing Trend Micro Worry Free Business Security When placing your renewal with BuyCheapSoftware, please emphasize in the BuyCheapSoftware Order Notes field that you are renewing your existing licenses not adding new licenses.  This should be evident to the vendor by the part number that is being utilized but we have found that we need to emphasize this point when placing...