Why 64-bit Windows needs two Program Files folders

Oluwademilade Afolabi

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Why 64-bit Windows needs two Program Files folders

If you open up the main drive on just about any Windows 11 PC, you'll see two folders sitting next to each other with oddly similar names: Program Files and Program Files (x86). That extra "(x86)" tag isn't exactly self-explanatory.

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