Usually, 'uname -m' will return the name of the architecture you are using. Depending on the distribution, however, it may print the highest ISA that your processor supports, not necessarily the one you actually have installed (ie. if you run the 32-bit version, like "i386", it will return "x86_64").
If the system is a 64-bit system, uname should return one of the following:
Other results are 32-bit.
There is not. And that is because 64bit can run 32bit, but 32bit has problems running 64bit.
The answer is either is fine. What determines which you should use is the version of Windows 8 that you have installed on your computer. To determine this, go to the Control Panel and double-click on System. On the page that appears, it will tell you whether you are using a 32-bit or 64-bit version of the operating system. At that point, install the version of VLC that is the same as your copy of Windows 8.
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yeh sure! U can get it workin on da 32bit version of win7..i hav no clue abt da 64 bit version srry!
Did you install a 32bit version on a 64bit machine. If it says you need a 64bit copy when you install then you do. If you were just updating then redownload and reinstall.
In order to install the additional CDs for the Hallmark Card Studio 2 Deluxe, one will need to have a working CD-ROM drive. Whether or not one is running XP 32bit will have no difference in the way one installs the software.
If you have a 32bit or 64 bit computer, you have to get the right itunes, or it wont work right.
Legacy basically means that is is from an old system. As virtually all computers built after 1986 have a 32bit or 64bit hardware command code set, software that uses a 16bit command code set is now old technology...hence legacy.
98 is a hybrid 16/32bit utilizing OS, as where NT is full 32bit. - Alex C
I think it has something to do with the architecture being x64 and not x86, not really positive though. Having the same problem on Windows 7 64bit, but it works fine on Windows 7 32bit.
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