Windows 64-bit but all files I get are 32-bit.
Windows 64-bit but all files I get are 32-bit.
There seems to be a compatibility issue where files are being downloaded in 32-bit versions despite your system being 64-bit Windows 10. It might be related to the software or the download settings. Checking for updates, adjusting settings, or using a different download method could help resolve this.
It's typical for programs not to come in a 64-bit edition. You don't have to be concerned about that.
Typically, simple programs are released as 32-bit versions. Applications such as game starters often don’t require a 64-bit setup.
It's common for simple programs to work with a 32-bit setup, while more complex systems often require a 64-bit version. Windows 10 supports both 32-bit and 64-bit applications, unlike some other operating systems such as macOS (especially recent versions like 10.15), which are limited to 64-bit only.
Occasionally the 64bit option isn't required on the site. This is because the 32bit version functions on both 32 and 64bit systems, while the 64bit version is limited to 64bit environments. The website provides a default link for the 32bit version and an optional link for the 64bit (you need to locate it yourself, not just click the large DOWNLOAD button). This situation has existed for some time, especially with older browsers, OpenOffice, and possibly other applications when the site didn't recognize the operating system version.