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How do I change my 32bit Firefox v40 install to 64bit?

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Justmad
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My Firefox install is still running 32 bit not 64 as I wish. I even allowed auto-update, something I never do with software but still no joy. Windows 7 +sp1 soon, hopefully and I think, upgrade to Windows 10.

My Firefox install is still running 32 bit not 64 as I wish. I even allowed auto-update, something I never do with software but still no joy. Windows 7 +sp1 soon, hopefully and I think, upgrade to Windows 10.

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Firefox 40.0 for Windows from mozila.org is 32-bit as there is no Win64 release.

If all goes well Firefox 41.0 will have Win64 for Release. It was planned briefly to have a quiet Win64 release for Fx 40.0 but was decided to wait for Fx 41.0.

Also anybody who is running 32-bit Firefox on Windows will get updated to 32-bit and not Win64.

Even when Win64 Firefox is released you may have to look in the Systems & Languages link (below green button on mozilla.org) which is www.mozilla.org/firefox/all

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Firefox 40.0 for Windows from mozila.org is 32-bit as there is no Win64 release.

If all goes well Firefox 41.0 will have Win64 for Release. It was planned briefly to have a quiet Win64 release for Fx 40.0 but was decided to wait for Fx 41.0.

Also anybody who is running 32-bit Firefox on Windows will get updated to 32-bit and not Win64.

Even when Win64 Firefox is released you may have to look in the Systems & Languages link (below green button on mozilla.org) which is www.mozilla.org/firefox/all

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