In Windows 10, right-click on the Start menu, click on System (in other versions, right-click on Computer/My Computer/My PC in the Start menu), and click on Properties. Check your system properties to see which edition you have. Older machines may still have older versions of Windows running on them, and some of them - like yours - may be running 32-bit versions, even though they could run 64-bit.Īny new machine purchased today will almost certainly come with the 64-bit version of Windows 10, particularly if it has, or can be upgraded, to more than four gigabytes of RAM.
Unfortunately, the path to get there from here isn’t as easy as we might want.Īlmost all PCs sold in the last decade or so are 64-bit capable. By running 32-bit, you’ve only been using, at most, four gigabytes of your memory. The good news is that 10GB is plenty of RAM for 64-bit Windows.
This question continues to pop up, even after all this time.
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