How can I check if my Windows XP is 64-bit?

Question

NO -- it won't say it neither at starting the pc, nor is it in My Computer/properties/general - it only says microsoft windows xp pro ed.

Answer 1

umm its not the operating system (ie windows xp) u shud b checking u shud check the cpu. most high-end intel cpus manufactured after the start of 2005 (AMD athlon 64 was available long bfore that tho) r 64 bit enabled however for ur comp 2 b able 2 take advantage of this u need a 64bit SUPPORTIVE operating system a version of xp pro was released about 2 years ago called windows xp professional x64 edition however not many ppl bought it cause some of basic yet essential features of xp (such as system restore) werent available for some reason. if u hav a 64 bit processor and u want full 64bit functionality then wait till vista comes out buy the 64 bit version.

Answer 2

In addition to the above answers you can also go to Start, Run, and type in 'winver', hit OK, that'll tell you what version of Windows you are running. Unless someone built the PC for you it isn't likely you're running XP 64.

Answer 3

Click "start", then click "control panel", click "display", and then click "settings", look in the lower right hand corner of "settings" and you will see how many bits of color you have! Hope this helps! See ya!

Answer 4

Try Install AIDA and run it. See the detail information report from AIDA

Answer 5

right click on my computer then properties --> general tab

Answer 6

when it starts up it'll say 64-bit professional edition

Answer 7

right hit mycomputer icon hit on properties it will tell you there