A very common question, especially in users who launch a Windows 10 computer for the first time, is to know what version they have. Since it is possible to have one with 32 or 64 bits. This is something that is not always known first. For this reason, many users have doubts when it comes to having to install certain applications. The way to know this is simple.
This is something that we can consult in the operating system itself, no need to install anything. Since in Windows 10 we have the option of being able to know everything about the system, including the details of whether we are using a version with 32 or 64 bits. Let's see what we have to do.
The only thing we're going to have to do is to access the system's own information. Windows 10 has a section available where we can have data about the system, such as the exact version we have installed, in addition to knowing if it is 32 or 64 bits in our case.
For that, we use the key combination Win + X and a context menu will appear on the left side of the screen. There are several options in it, from which we can select system. A new window will then open on the screen, with a lot of information about the operating system.
We have to go down to the system type section, where we can see this data from Windows 10. Then we can already know if we have a 32-bit version or if, on the contrary, we have the 64-bit version of Microsoft's operating system. It is a key information when installing applications.
Therefore, it does not take anything to access this information on the computer. We can also use Windows 10 settings and go to the system section and then information. There we also have this data always available, so both options are possible,