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On an unrelated side note, shouldn't it be called x86 instead of x32 in the OP.
Pretty sure x32 is an incorrect term to define your windows version.
32bit = x86
64bit = x64
Isn't this correct?
Educate me if im wrong.
Pretty sure x32 is an incorrect term to define your windows version.
32bit = x86
64bit = x64
Isn't this correct?
Educate me if im wrong.