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Most likely ignorance, but also maybe: can't afford or don't want to spend money on new hardware when the old one still works (this is a stretch but possible st
by picklebutter 5y ago
Most likely ignorance, but also maybe: can't afford or don't want to spend money on new hardware when the old one still works (this is a stretch but possible still), don't see the need for 64-bit, and I'm sure a few other reasons that elude me.
- agurk 5y agoThe company I'm currently doing some work for has all the main applications as 32-bit running on 64-bit Windows. I have no idea why, but thankfully Firefox is part of the standard build so at least some of the people here will be showing up on this list involuntarily.
- yjftsjthsd-h 5y agoYeah, I've certainly known people who just kept using the computer until it broke. We're talking 7 year old machines with the last major change being when Windows force updated itself to 10.