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ANSWER!
This follwing helpful info was sent to me by this
Balberith fellow. Microsoft should send him a paycheck
since he's the only one on the planet offering useful
information on this topic today.
His words of wisdom:
"There's no obvious indicator for you to see (32 bit vs.
64 bit), so just trust us - if you have to ask the
question, then you are running the 32-bit version.
Especially if you are running XP Home, which is only
available in the 32-bit flavour.
The 64-bit version only runs on a very specific subset of
expensive,high-end machines. If you'd spent out on one of
those then you would know about it."
So, we're not idiots after all, this information was
never provided. Good luck!
Balberith fellow. Microsoft should send him a paycheck
since he's the only one on the planet offering useful
information on this topic today.
His words of wisdom:
"There's no obvious indicator for you to see (32 bit vs.
64 bit), so just trust us - if you have to ask the
question, then you are running the 32-bit version.
Especially if you are running XP Home, which is only
available in the 32-bit flavour.
The 64-bit version only runs on a very specific subset of
expensive,high-end machines. If you'd spent out on one of
those then you would know about it."
So, we're not idiots after all, this information was
never provided. Good luck!