how tell which version you re running

I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

Doesn't list it in "System Information," either, nor when you right-click on "Computer."
-- Mark
Keeping the fun in dysfunctional!
"- Bobb -" wrote in message

I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

Bob,
Grrrrrr!!!
Mario
"- Bobb -" wrote in message

I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

In the System information, right below memory, it says 64 bit Operating System....on mine at least.

"- Bobb -" wrote in message

I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

Good eye! I skimmed it too fast.
-- Mark
Keeping the fun in dysfunctional!
"Zapper" wrote in message

In the System information, right below memory, it says 64 bit Operating System....on mine at least.

Hit windows kei+R>type winver in run.
CH
"- Bobb -" wrote in message

I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

Doesn't say anything on my 32-bit Vista
"Zapper" wrote in message

In the System information, right below memory, it says 64 bit Operating System....on mine at least.

"- Bobb -" wrote in message I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

John Barnes wrote:

Doesn't say anything on my 32-bit Vista
"Zapper" wrote in message In the System information, right below memory, it says 64 bit Operating System....on mine at least.

"- Bobb -" wrote in message I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

If you click on the "More Details" in the Welcome Center, it states right below Memory in the "System" section either "32-bit Operating System" or 64-bit Operating System" on all 4 of my installations.

His description was slightly misleading. He meant System information, as in right-click on "Computer" and select "Properties" from the context menu, not "System Information," the "Control Panel" application. At least that's where I found it.
Subtle nuances keep life interesting, don't they?
-- Mark
Keeping the fun in dysfunctional!
"John Barnes" wrote in message > Doesn't say anything on my 32-bit Vista

Thanks guys
"Chad Harris" <Bushisamoron.net> wrote in message

Hit windows kei+R>type winver in run.
CH
"- Bobb -" wrote in message I've got Vista x86 and x64 ( I know your tired of hearing it) and wondering: how can I tell which version I'm running ? With system up - I check system - advanced settings etc and shows Vista , memory size etc . Desktop lower right shows Vista Build 5384 but NOT whether x86 or x64 version is installed.

Mark,
I thought I first tried to right-click on "My Computer" and select "Properties". That's where it's always been , but I didn't have System Info as a tab - My "leftmost" tab had Network info ( pc name, workgroup etc: the "Network ID" tab of Win2000 )

"Mark D. VandenBerg" wrote in message

His description was slightly misleading. He meant System information, as in right-click on "Computer" and select "Properties" from the context menu, not "System Information," the "Control Panel" application. At least that's where I found it.
Subtle nuances keep life interesting, don't they?
-- Mark
Keeping the fun in dysfunctional!
"John Barnes" wrote in message Doesn't say anything on my 32-bit Vista

If you click on the "More Details" in the Welcome Center, it states right below "Memory" in the "System" section either "32-bit Operating System" or "64-bit Operating System" on all 4 of my installations.
- Bobb - wrote:

Mark,
I thought I first tried to right-click on "My Computer" and select "Properties". That's where it's always been , but I didn't have System Info as a tab - My "leftmost" tab had Network info ( pc name, workgroup etc: the "Network ID" tab of Win2000 )

"Mark D. VandenBerg" wrote in message His description was slightly misleading. He meant System information, as in right-click on "Computer" and select "Properties" from the context menu, not "System Information," the "Control Panel" application. At least that's where I found it.
Subtle nuances keep life interesting, don't they?
-- Mark
Keeping the fun in dysfunctional!
"John Barnes" wrote in message Doesn't say anything on my 32-bit Vista

When I right-click on "Computer" in the Vista x64 "Start Menu" and choose "Properties" I get a nice, one window synopsis with a few hyperlink options in the upper-left side (also found at Start>Control Panel>System), not the old "six-tab" box. Are you using Classic?
-- Mark
Keeping the fun in dysfunctional! "- Bobb -" wrote in message

Mark,
I thought I first tried to right-click on "My Computer" and select "Properties". That's where it's always been , but I didn't have System Info as a tab - My "leftmost" tab had Network info ( pc name, workgroup etc: the "Network ID" tab of Win2000 )

"Mark D. VandenBerg" wrote in message His description was slightly misleading. He meant System information, as in right-click on "Computer" and select "Properties" from the context menu, not "System Information," the "Control Panel" application. At least that's where I found it.
Subtle nuances keep life interesting, don't they?
-- Mark
Keeping the fun in dysfunctional!
"John Barnes" wrote in message Doesn't say anything on my 32-bit Vista