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• 1,End-to-end supplier lifecycle management How to see whether the computer is 32-bit or 64-bit
• 2, How to query the number of bits of the computer operating system
• 3, How to distinguish whether a computer is 64-bit or 32-bit?

How to see whether the computer is 32-bit or 64-bit

1. In the column of system type, you can clearly see whether the computer is a 32-bit or 64-bit system.

2. Select My Computer, right-click, and you can see the "Properties" option. Click Properties to see whether your computer is a 32-bit or 64-bit operating system. There are also some basic information about the computer on my attributes, such as processor, memory, etc.

3. Enter "dxdiag" in the run. If a DirectX diagnostic tool dialog box pops up, prompting us whether we want to check, click OK.

4. Check the system type of the computer under the "System Type" entry. If there is the word "x64Edition" in the system type, then the Windows system is 64-bit; if not, it must be 32-bit.

5. Method 1: First, right-click "My Computer" and select "Properties".Open the system properties box, and then select "General". If it is not clearly marked with x64, it means that the computer is 32-bit. Method 2: Click "Start" and then select "Run".

6. First of all, the first step is to find "computer" on the computer desktop. Then right-click on its "computer", and some options will appear. As shown in the picture below. Then find the "Properties" option in these options and click it to enter.

How to query how many bits the computer operating system is

View system properties Method 1: Click the "Start" menu on the computer, find "Computer", and select and right-click "Properties" in the menu bar; Method 2: Use the shortcut key Win+Pause/Break to open the system properties page.

First, click the [Computer] icon in the upper right corner of the computer's home page. After entering the main page of the computer, click [System Attributes] at the top of the page. Finally, after entering the home page of system properties, you can see how many operating systems the system has.

Click to select the computer, right-click the mouse, and the pop-up list to select the properties. After selecting the attributes. Click to enter. After clicking on the properties, the system interface will pop up. In the system section, we can see that the computer system type is a 64-bit operating system and other relevant information.

Take the Windows 10 system as an example, the viewing method is as follows: Method 1: Right-click the "This Computer" icon on the desktop on the desktop, and select the "Properties" menu item in the pop-up menu. The system will be turned on at this time.In the property window, you can see how many bits of the system we have installed in the system type line here.

The specific operation is as follows: Click "This Computer" on the home screen of the computer, as shown in the figure: right-click the mouse button, and you can see the selection of "Properties" in the pop-up dialog box. Click to enter: you can see that the system of this computer is 64-bit, that is, 64-bit operating system.

How to distinguish whether a computer is 64-bit or 32-bit?

The red box shows whether it is a 32-bit or 64-bit system. The above are several ways to check whether the computer is 32-bit or 64-bit introduced by the editor. In the column of system type, you can clearly see whether the computer is a 32-bit or 64-bit system.

If your system is 64-bit, it will be clearly marked "x64Edition" after the line "OS Name: Microsoft Windows XP Professional", otherwise your system will be 32-bit.

Check the system type of the computer under the "System Type" entry. If there is the word "x64Edition" in the system type, then the Windows system is 64-bit; if not, it must be 32-bit.

Method 1: First, right-click "My Computer" and select "Properties". Open the system properties box, and then select "General". If it is not clearly marked with x64, it means that the computer is 32-bit. Method 2: Click "Start" and then select "Run".

Check the computer configuration by entering the "dxdiag" command in the run; the specific steps are as follows: enter "dxdiag" in the run. If a DirectX diagnostic tool dialog box pops up, prompting us whether we want to check, click OK.

Today, I will introduce the specific operation steps of how to judge whether your Windows system computer is 64-bit or 32-bit. First, open the computer, select Start in the lower left corner of the desktop and click. Enter the start menu, select the gear icon on the left, and enter the settings.