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Last week, one of my friends updated his office computer to a newer one. He had an old desktop with Windows XP. He updated his hardware with an HP office station and his operating system to a Windows 7 64bit. When he tried to reinstall all the old software he immediately run into trouble. One of the problem was with 16-bit software. The problem is that this software are not compatible with the new 64-bit operating system. The basic idea is that Windows offers only one level of back-compatibility. Therefore, if you really need to use 16-bit applications, you need to install an 32-bit operating system. Of course, the elegant solution is to find an updated version of the software that is compatible with 322/64 bit OS. P.S.: 32-bit OS RAM is limited to 4 GB. P.S.2: You can create a 32 bit virtual machine that can run your 16-bit application.
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Citiraj: Nisam ja misao point, nego ti miješaš lončiće. Znači, imaš OS 64-bit, a većina aplikacija je 32-bit. 99.9% 32-bitnih aplikacija uredno radi u 64-bit OSu. 64-bit OS se najviše koristi zbog već navedenog razloga. Aplikacije koje su ti 64 bit, u TMu ti neće pisati da su 64-bit, nego ti jednostavno neće pisati da su 32, ako si shvatio poantu. (Sad sam na 32-bit OSu pa ne mogu 100% provjeriti tvrdnju, ali mislim da je tako) Ništa čudno, sve ti je u redu i nema razloga za brigu. Zašto je to tako, objasnio sam ti u samom startu, plus za 95% aplikacija nema previše smisla da se ponovo pišu za 64-bit OS, ponajviše iz razloga što nemaju nikakve dobiti samim time. Koristiš 8GB rama i jedini način da ih iskoristiš je da imaš 64-bit OS.