how to find if my windows xp is 64 bit or 32bit

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    Default Re: how to find if my windows xp is 64 bit or 32bit

    sunil yadav <> wrote:
    > thanks!
    *sigh*
    *deep breath*

    Sunil,

    Let me give you the answer first.
    *If* you were running the 64bit version - you *WOULD* know.
    It costs more and the hardware required costs more.

    You are NOT running the 64bit version of Windows XP.

    Now - please explore the web pages found in my signature. I am positive
    that using the skills found at any one of those pages would have gleamed the
    answer for you.

    --
    Shenan Stanley
    "Just trying to help"
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    How to Use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups
    [url]http://tinyurl.com/fkja[/url]

    How do I go about posting an informative question?
    [url]http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm[/url]

    How to use Google
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    [url]http://tinyurl.com/fkmc[/url]
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    Default Re: how to find if my windows xp is 64 bit or 32bit

    Then what would be the purpose of this ng ?

    Bob S.


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    Default Re: how to find if my windows xp is 64 bit or 32bit

    Bob S. <> wrote:
    > Then what would be the purpose of this ng ?
    The purpose would be the same as it is.. But that does not mean that instead
    of coming back again and asking a question that has been answered hundreds
    of times within a few days time that users who have been here before should
    not search before asking.

    The purpose of these newsgroups is to learn.

    Learning to search the newsgroups for people who have asked the same
    question as you is no different than sitting in a classroom and listening to
    the answer of a question one of your classmates asked that you didn't know.
    But if you are sitting in the classroom and you ask the same question that
    was just answered.. Well, that makes you what? heh

    --
    Shenan Stanley
    "Just trying to help"
    -------------------------
    How to use XPs Help and Support
    [url]http://tinyurl.com/fltf[/url]

    How to Use the Microsoft Product Support Newsgroups
    [url]http://tinyurl.com/fkja[/url]

    How do I go about posting an informative question?
    [url]http://www.dts-l.org/goodpost.htm[/url]

    How to use Google
    [url]http://www.google.com/help/basics.html[/url]
    [url]http://tinyurl.com/fkmc[/url]
    -------------------------


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