I wrote a simple command line application that will tell you whether your processor and your OS are either 64-bit or 32-bit.
Readout example:
C:\bitchecker
The CPU is 64-bit and the OS is 32-bit
Per request, here is the source, compiled using CLI option, written in AutoIt.
If @CPUARCH = "x86" Then
$CPUARCH = "32-bit"
Else
$CPUARCH = "64-bit"
EndIf
If @OSARCH = "x86" Then
$OSARCH = "32-bit"
Else
$OSARCH = "64-bit"
EndIf
ConsoleWrite("The CPU is " & $CPUARCH & " and the OS is " & $OSARCH)
And here is an example if you want switches for CPU (-c) and OS (-o):
Dim $CPUARCH, $OSARCH
If @CPUARCH = "x86" Then
$CPUARCH = "32-bit"
Else
$CPUARCH = "64-bit"
EndIf
If @OSARCH = "x86" Then
$OSARCH = "32-bit"
Else
$OSARCH = "64-bit"
EndIf
If $CmdLine[0] = 0 Then
ConsoleWrite("The CPU is " & $CPUARCH & " and the OS is " & $OSARCH)
Else
Select
Case $CmdLine[1] = "-c"
ConsoleWrite($CPUARCH)
Case $CmdLine[1] = "-o"
ConsoleWrite($OSARCH)
Case Else
ConsoleWrite("The CPU is " & $CPUARCH & " and the OS is " & $OSARCH)
EndSelect
EndIf
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