x64 DVD Won’t boot

My system has 2 Xeon 64-bit processors. I wish I could switch to 64 bits and use my 4 Gb of RAM.
I upgraded the BIOS to the latest (2007).



I checked the requirements given here:
How to Upgrade from 32-Bit to 64-Bit in Windows 10



CPU-Z does not show NX setting although I enabled it in the BIOS.

What should I try next?

That is not the issue from what I can see , you can not upgrade 32bit windows to 64 bit windows without paying for a 64bit Version AFAIK, unless you somehow got 32bit PRO by accident somehow when you got the Upgrade to Win10 , then you maybe able to update to Pro 64bit , with the 64bit Key you already own from win7 or 8.

KB

Maybe I should have specified that I have the same experience as the original poster DoItJust, that is:

DoItJust said:

Trying to do a clean install booting from DVD created w Media Creation Tool
...

Windows 10 x64, from DVD loads the blue window and then nothing more. Have to switch off/on to get out of it. ...

So, no license problem yet.

Kbird said:

You are the Original Poster Christine , there is only 3 posts , and only me and you posting, no DoitJust posts.

A link perhaps?

Perhaps I am misunderstanding and you are trying to install 64bit Windows Home? Not Pro ?

KB.

If that is correct , my guess would be you have the 64bit Pro on the USB , not the 64Bit Home Download on the USB

another Guide here :

How To Switch from a 32-bit to 64-bit Windows 10 Version | Apps For Windows 10

Kbird said:

You are the Original Poster Christine , there is only 3 posts , and only me and you posting, no DoitJust posts.

A link perhaps?
...

Oops! I intended to reply to the thread https://www.tenforums.com/installatio...usb-dvd-2.html. Don't know why a new thread was spanned (junior member here). Is it because original thread is too old?

License: Indeed I personally upgraded from a 32-bit version of Win7 (ultimate) but people (see original thread) owning 64-bit versions went into similar problems. Moreover, I have read somewhere that I may install a 64-bit version of Win10 (Pro) since my system is registered at Microsoft.

Anyway, I still don't understand why I can't boot on a 64-bit Windows install disk, as my system should support it.

ChristineV said:

Oops! I intended to reply to the thread https://www.tenforums.com/installatio...usb-dvd-2.html. Don't know why a new thread was spanned (junior member here). Is it because original thread is too old?

License: Indeed I personally upgraded from a 32-bit version of Win7 (ultimate) but people (see original thread) owning 64-bit versions went into similar problems. Moreover, I have read somewhere that I may install a 64-bit version of Win10 (Pro) since my system is registered at Microsoft.

Anyway, I still don't understand why I can't boot on a 64-bit Windows install disk, as my system should support it.

Not sure actually Unless the Mod. thought it was too old and irrelevant , so moved your question to the Forum under a New Thread ?

Need to look at the other post.....

Kbird said:

You are the Original Poster Christine , there is only 3 posts , and only me and you posting, no DoitJust posts.

A link perhaps?
...

Oops! I intended to reply to the thread https://www.tenforums.com/installatio...usb-dvd-2.html. Don't know why a new thread was spanned (junior member here). Will try again.

License: Indeed I personally upgraded from a 32-bit version of Win7 (ultimate) but people (see original thread) owning 64-bit versions went into similar problems. Moreover, I have read somewhere that I may install a 64-bit version of Win10 (Pro) since my system is registered at Microsoft.

Anyway, I still don't understand why I can't boot on a 64-bit Windows install disk, as my system should support it.

Kbird said:

Not sure actually Unless the Mod. thought it was too old and irrelevant , so moved your question to the Forum under a New Thread ?

Need to look at the other post.....

Ok I think the MOD moved it I got a email earlier today to that thread but there was no new post and I wondered what the H was going on :)

Okay looking here Windows 10 editions - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

It seems you should of gotten 32bit Pro , which you did .......

But I am unsure if the Free offer is also for the Pro 32bit>Pro 64bit or just the Home version 32>64bit.?

You haven't said what the problem is or what errors you are seeing etc , so I am not sure how to help.....

Perhaps Post on the Activation Forum the Same Questions , with a link to this thread.....

KB