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To: nicewatch who wrote (96365)	4/23/2017 5:03:43 PM
From: shadowman	Read Replies (1) \| Respond to of 110631

Using Chrome on Windows? There’s a good chance you’re still using the 32-bit version. You should upgrade to the 64-bit version. It’s more secure–not to mention faster and more stable. The only reason not to upgrade is if you’re using a 32-bit version of Windows that can’t run 64-bit programs, but most computers built in the last eight years or so should be 64-bit compatible. Even if your computer is compatible, though, Chrome won’t update to 64-bit on its own–you have to download it yourself. howtogeek.com If you click on the 3 vertical dots on the upper right (Chrome). Then ....help...about google chrome. It will list the Chrome version followed by (32 bit) or (64 bit), depending on which one you're using.