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X86 Directory Necessary to install to it?
I am running Win 7 Ultimate. It was a fresh install from a few months ago on all new hardware.
I created 3 partitions on my HD when I installed, one has windows on it, then a partition that is being used for Virtual memory, and then a partition for everything else.
When I install programs, I have always directed them to install in folders I set up on my E Drive. In otherwords, I didn't install programs in the Program Files or Program Files X86 directory.
I am having issues with several programs and was wondering if it could be because they are 32 bit applications and I didn't install them in the X86 directory. Will not using this x86 directory cause issues for Windows?