Do you doubt whether a program is 32 or 64 bit? So you can get out of doubt

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With the arrival of macOS Catalina one of the revolutions has come from the cessation of support for applications that are not 64-bit. All those developers who continue in 32 bits have seen how their apps have ceased to have compatibility with Apple&39;s operating system. But 32-bit and 64-bit apps don&39;t just live on macOS"

Windows can also make use of both types of applications. Older computers usually use the 32-bit model in the operating system and in the apps, while if you've gotten a computer in recent years, the system used will almost certainly be 64-bit.And if necessary, so you can find out if the applications you use are 32-bit or 64-bit

While 32-bit copies of Windows 10 are still on the market, they are in the minority and most of the market reverts to 64-bit , which are the predominant architecture The question can then arise about what type of system and therefore the type of applications we are using.

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There are still many 32-bit (x86) applications versus 64-bit (x86_64) applications and to distinguish between the two the The most effective way is to go to the Task Manager."

Steps to follow

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To access it we will press the key combination Ctrl-Shift-Esc so that we access a table with a series of computer values .We must look for the column that refers to the type of process, if it is 32 or 64 bits and if it does not appear, add it using the right mouse button."

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To do so we will go to the Details tab of the processes that the system has open and once inside we right-click on any part to display a new menu."

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te of the open window. Of the two possibilities offered by Windows, we mark the option Select columns."

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When selecting this option, a new window opens with a series of options among which we must choose and mark the Platform column Then we press Press Accept to save the changes and we will see how the Task Manager already shows us relative information to the type of architecture, if it is 32 or 64 bits."

The process to find out what type of applications we are using is very easy to carry out with the options offered by our PC.

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