Short Bytes: Ever wondered why 64-bit Windows needs to have two Program Files folders? This is done to separate the 32-bit DLLs executables from 64-bit DLLS. It also eliminates the chances of a 32-bit application trying to load a 64-bit DLL, fail, and give an error message. ack in 2005, Microsoft launched both 32-bit and 64-bit […]
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Why Does 64-Bit Windows Need Two Program Files Folders — Program Files & Program Files (x86)
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