Well, if the data is not of critical importance, I guess the best solution is formating and reinstalling the version of windows you want.
Windows XP 64 trial edition installed on same hard drive as WinXP Pro
Let my brother borrow my comp, and this is what happens. Now I need to uninstall it without killing my system, and i think its caused a lot of unstability in Windows, including moving my internet explorer into a different folder. What do I do? Also I believe I have a trojan or virus but I can't seem to find them. HEEEEEEEEEELP!
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There is a microsoft support page specifically for removing x64 Edition...http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=903705
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That link you provided should take care of everything Stu. I didn't know there was something so specific, I recommended formatting in order to keep everything related to stability safe, but in this case there's no need to 
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.i know i sound kind of dumb, but how can i tell if the 64 bit version is on the same "partition." and i have a lot of critical information on my computer that i need to make sure doesn't get deleted or altered.
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