Windows 7: Free Native 64-bit programs

Jerryw · 19 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by scr

Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy

I don't believe Startup Delayer is a native x64 program. In fact, I believe it's not even 100% x64 compatible? A Guy

According to the site r2 Studios - Startup Delayer it states:"Compatible with: XP / Vista / 2003 / 7 - 32bit and 64bit"

It installs on my windows 7 x64 to "Program Files". There is no entry under "C:\Program Files (x86)". Therefore, I assume it is x64, but perhaps not. If in fact it is not native x64 then I hope a moderator will remove my post.

Thanks

Yes its the same here it installs to the 64 bit {Program Files} so its 64 bit
Native !

A Guy · 19 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Jerryw

Quote: Originally Posted by scr

Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy

I don't believe Startup Delayer is a native x64 program. In fact, I believe it's not even 100% x64 compatible? A Guy

According to the site r2 Studios - Startup Delayer it states:"Compatible with: XP / Vista / 2003 / 7 - 32bit and 64bit"

It installs on my windows 7 x64 to "Program Files". There is no entry under "C:\Program Files (x86)". Therefore, I assume it is x64, but perhaps not. If in fact it is not native x64 then I hope a moderator will remove my post.

Thanks

Yes its the same here it installs to the 64 bit {Program Files} so its 64 bit
Native !

I stand corrected, my bad. I haven't used it since XP (SSD, who needs delay, lol). But I looked around and didn't see any sign of it being x64 native. But you are right, I apologize. A Guy

WindowsStar · 19 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by Jerryw

Quote: Originally Posted by scr

Quote: Originally Posted by A Guy

I don't believe Startup Delayer is a native x64 program. In fact, I believe it's not even 100% x64 compatible? A Guy

According to the site r2 Studios - Startup Delayer it states:"Compatible with: XP / Vista / 2003 / 7 - 32bit and 64bit"

It installs on my windows 7 x64 to "Program Files". There is no entry under "C:\Program Files (x86)". Therefore, I assume it is x64, but perhaps not. If in fact it is not native x64 then I hope a moderator will remove my post.

Thanks

Yes its the same here it installs to the 64 bit {Program Files} so its 64 bit
Native !

I hate to tell you this but just because it installs in "Program Files" does not mean it is 64 bit. I have found some 32 bit software that installs in "Program Files". Windows 7 for what ever reason did not re-direct it to "Program Files (x86)".

You need to check the task manager to be sure, if you see a *32 next to the process then it is 32 bit no matter where it was installed.

-WS

scr · 20 Apr 2012

It's shown as "Startup Delayer.exe" in Task Manager, no *32.

In any event, I like the program as it resolved an issue for me.

3 Ak 3 · 25 Apr 2012

Tuneup Utilities X64

Bongo · 26 Apr 2012

Quote: Originally Posted by 3 Ak 3

Tuneup Utilities X64

Tuneup Utilities is not free and it is also not needed with Windows 7

Alejandro85 · 24 Dec 2012

It should be noted that Putty x64 is not an official Putty release (which is only available in x86 version as the developer decision).

It's really a third party unofficial fork of the code migrated to x64, and while it works great it should be noted in case of any problems.

Windows 7: Free Native 64-bit programs

Free Native 64-bit programs problems?