Really taking a look at Windows 7/Vista/Server 2008/R2
Really taking a look at Windows 7/Vista/Server 2008/R2
Stage 1 Play out the accompanying strides on your PC
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Play out the accompanying strides on your PC:
Click on the Beginning Button.
Type ‘Framework’ in the Beginning Pursuit box
Click “Framework” in the Projects list.
Stage 2 Read the outcomes.
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Peruse the outcomes. In the “Framework” window it will state by the same token “32-bit Working Framework” or “64-cycle Working Framework”.
Strategy
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Really looking at Windows XP/2000/Server 2003
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Stage 1 Press the WIN+R keys (Windows key and R).
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Press the WIN+R keys (Windows key and R). Type the accompanying: sysdm.cpl and click alright.
Stage 2 Snap on “Framework Rundown”:
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Click on “Framework Rundown”: Under “Framework Type” it will either state “x86” on the off chance that a 32-digit rendition of Windows is introduced, or “EM64T” on the off chance that a 64-cycle variant of Windows is introduced.
Strategy
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Really looking at Windows 10
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Type in the “Control Board” search box.
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Click “Control Board”. Then, press “Framework and Security”. Press “Framework”
and read the outcomes.
Strategy
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Really looking at Windows 11
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Open Windows Settings page. Open Windows Settings by squeezing Win+I on the console and the Framework page will be displayed at first as a matter of course.
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Pick and view About. Look down to About at the lower part of Framework. Click on it so you can see the data in Framework type.
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Really taking a look at Macintosh operating system X
Stage 1 Send off Terminal application (see Applications/Utilities)
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Send off Terminal application (see Applications/Utilities)
Stage 2 Sort the accompanying:
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Type the accompanying: “uname – a” at the brief.
Note: don’t utilize statements. These were set for accentuation.
Note: guarantee to embed the clear space among “uname” and “- a” strings.
Stage 3 Read the text.
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Peruse the text. The terminal will show two lines of text. Toward the finish of the subsequent line, you will track down phrasing, for example,
RELEASE_I386 i386 ; the most recent “i386” implies that you’re running 32bits portion
RELEASE_X86_64 x86_64 ; the most recent “x86_64” implies that you’re running 64bits portion