Sorry, not gonna happenNow, if someone could come up with a way to run Windows 11 on a 32 bit cpu, they could make a fortune.

Sorry, not gonna happenNow, if someone could come up with a way to run Windows 11 on a 32 bit cpu, they could make a fortune.
Yes, I have seen many users dumping an old computer because they think it is useless. Just add an SSD, install a Windows 10 or 11, make it lighter and you have a good computer. My test laptop is a 2006 era Acer Extensa with mobile Intel dual core CPU, 4GB RAM, SSD 250GB, Intel 945G graphics and I have tested all Windows versions from XP to 11. Because 11 can see more RAM than Windows 10 32-bit, it is actually faster with 11!Back at it again!
I used to do weekly dumster diving, behind a computer shop, and I wound up with several old Dell laptops, deemed too old to repair.
One is a Dell Latitude D820, and it has a 64 bit capable motherboard and CPU. It's been running Windows 8.1/Pro/32 for several years.
Just out of curiosity, I wanted to see if it would run Windows 11/Pro/64.
So I cloned my main PC's SSD to a spare SSD that I had on hand, and put that SSD in the old Dell. On boot, it gave me several Please Wait messages, etc. etc. etc, and finally rebooted and came up running Windows 11, like it had always been there. VOILA!
Who would of ever thunk it? The Bios on the old Dell laptop has a mfg date of 2008. Originally it came out with Windows XP installed.
Besides installing a new 120GB SSD in the Dell, I also doubled the ram, from just one GB to Two GB.
With all the crap removed from Win-11, it runs very well on that really OLD PC. It's at least 15 years old.
I had once a Compaq laptop with a first generation AMD 64 CPU. This could take Windows XP x64, Windows Vista and 7 64-bit, but not Windows 8 64-bit or higher due to lack of the required instructions in the CPU. The most modern you could install on it was Windows 10 32-bit. It worked with Windows Vista 32-bit drivers, not even Windows 7 drivers were available, that old! I am not sure if your Sempron lacks the same instructions to run Windows 8+ 64-bit. In that case go for Windows 10 32-bit. You won't regret it.And again!
I found in my collection, another pretty old Dell Latitude 131L, Laptop, that definitely will not run any 64 bit OS, even though when I run "System", it says the laptop has a "x64 -based processor". They lied! That cpu is an AMD Sempron 3500+, or so it seems. If the cpu is 64 bit compatible, the BIOS is not!
So, I'm in the process of locating an ISO for Windows 10/Pro/x86. And I'm in hopes that the old Dell will run that OS.
Pointless, you could make one yourself. "Tiny11" is really bloatedWhile surfing the WWW recently, I found a site featuring "Tiny 11" a thoroughly stripped down version of Windows 11/Pro/64.
It's 2GB smaller than the OEM version. All the conditions, stipulations and MS BS is GONE! Nothing left but a sweet OS that really runs fast. I'm currently testing it on an old laptop spinner, but I may clone it over to an SSD.
It's truly amazing what's out there just floating around on the WWW.