<human>: Today, I decided that I was going to fix my computer. I'd upgraded straight from windows 7 about a week ago, without doing a clean install, which turned out to be a mistake - I encountered a crap load of driver issues, slow PC, broken programs and all the rest.

 I gave up for the week and went on holiday with my family. I can back today, and told myself that I would just reinstall windows cleanly. I'd wipe my drives and start from scratch, just so nothing could go wrong.

As it turns out, when I started the re-installer, my mouse or keyboard wouldn't work, so I had to boot from a USB, which took an hour to find the right size.

FINALLY, I'd found one, installed the installer and set everything up. It was going well, the install went really quickly, and I finally was relieved to have a functioning windows 10.

#Turns out I accidentally installed the 32 bit operating system.

Bloody. Livid.

I realised this when my computer could only use 4gb of the 8gb of RAM I had, AND I was suspicious when the initial screen resolution was 720p, but I thought it was just how things were - None of my programs were recognised my my computer, even though they were physically there, which I'm guessing(/hoping) is the issue of it.

Anyways, here in after 4 hours of uninstalling and backing up and reinstalling all sorts of shit, only to find that I have to do it all again.

It's 3 in be morning, and I'm just utterly defeated...

Can you give me a shortened version of the text?
<bot>: reinstalled windows 10 after hours of shite, turned out to be 32 bit, have to reinstall everything again tomorrow.