32-bit Windows
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32-bit Windows is a version of Windows by Microsoft that uses 32 bits of data to be processed in parallel. All versions of Windows from 98 SE through to XP were 32-bit. Windows 95 was 16-bit, and Windows Vista and 7 come in both 32 and 64-bit versions. Am I running 32-bit Windows?
- Users ask this question when downloading software, if there are separate versions for 64-bit and 32-bit Windows.
- In Vista, open the System control panel by right-clicking Computer and choosing Properties (either on the Start Menu or in Windows Explorer)
