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The software titles have the option to be 32 bit or 64 bit.
This is not normal, software is either downloaded or purchased as either 32 bit or 64 bit. There are a few exceptions and the only exceptions that I know of are operating systems. When purchasing a MS OS as a retail version and not OEM, you get both versions of bit type.
So you either have the wrong bit type installed or there is something else going on here.
What software in particular are we talking about here? Where did you get if from?
Jimbo22
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I just wanted to verify your system is 64 bit. Now, the software titles that are in question, are they 64 bit software when they were installed in windows 7.
Did you upgrade to windows 8 or preform a clean install of windows 8?
Did you upgrade to windows 8 or preform a clean install of windows 8?
Jimbo22
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The software titles have the option to be 32 bit or 64 bit.
This is not normal, software is either downloaded or purchased as either 32 bit or 64 bit. There are a few exceptions and the only exceptions that I know of are operating systems. When purchasing a MS OS as a retail version and not OEM, you get both versions of bit type.
So you either have the wrong bit type installed or there is something else going on here.
What software in particular are we talking about here? Where did you get if from?
nmsuk
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Ok thanks nmsuk. Are apps and programs the same thing?
Yes they are.
Mitchell_A
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You can purchase a 64-bit version of Office to resolve that issue, but I honestly don't see any benefits in doing so.
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