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On windows, a lot of installers are 32-bit even if the application they're installing is 64-bit so that they can fail gracefully on 32-bit OSes.

• pishpash 2y ago
  Why would you care that the installer fails gracefully?
  • solardev 2y ago
    It's helpful for the users
    • pishpash 2y ago
      The OS already throws a specific error message, and it is the OS that should be responsible for this.
      • tom_ 2y ago
        This gives you no opportunity for a customized product-specific upgrade UI! Choosing to install the 32-bit version could also be an option I suppose.