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64bit vs 32bit #7

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moluwole opened this issue Feb 3, 2020 · 4 comments
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64bit vs 32bit #7

moluwole opened this issue Feb 3, 2020 · 4 comments
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moluwole commented Feb 3, 2020

One of the instructions to install Conda on Windows involves choosing 64 bit version to download. This would not work on a 32 bit Windows Operating System.

The solution is for the user's to check if their Operating System is either 32 or 64 bit by going through the following steps:

  • Press and hold the Windows Key and the Pause key.
  • In the System window, next to System type it will list 32-bit Operating System for a 32-bit version of Windows, and 64-bit Operating System if he/she is running the 64-bit version
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pydanny commented Feb 5, 2020

Do people use 32-bit operating systems frequently? I thought 32-bit was really out of date. Let me know if that's not true.

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moluwole commented Feb 23, 2020

Some individuals here in Nigeria still use 32-bit Windows 😆

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pydanny commented Mar 2, 2020

Hm... okay. @moluwole and @luzfcb, is there a beginner friendly way to instruct on how to detect 32bit vs 64 bit on windows?

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luzfcb commented Mar 2, 2020

Hm... okay. @ moluwole and @ luzfcb, is there a beginner friendly way to instruct on how to detect 32bit vs 64 bit on windows?

The simplest way I know, and it works since Windows Vista is to open the Windows System Properties using:

The keyboard shortcut: Windows Key + Pause

Or open the CMD.exe and run control system

Or press Windows + R and run control system

and look on System Type section, like:

(Images from google):

Windows Vista 32 Bits
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Windows 7 32 Bits:

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Windows 10 64 bits.

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