Using the start and msinfo32.exe application we can determine whether your Windows computer or pc is running a 32-bit or 64-bit operating system. This is important for those of you who are thinking about running older 32-bit applications and don’t know if Windows is emulating 32-bit for you. It is also important in knowing the maximum amount of memory Windows will detect. This is by far not an exhaustive list of reasons why you would want to know whether your operating system is 32-bit or 64-bit – but finding out is extremely easy. Just watch the video to find out how!
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my screen is big how do i make it small.
how can i make my screen smaller.
how can i check it out.
Go to computer icon right click and select properties you should see it listed with ram and cpu processor.
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