But, briefly, on Windows 圆4, 32-bit applications are emulated (WOW64) legacy. So, Opera could work on advertising that a bit, but besides that, stuff should just work.īurnout426 Volunteer last edited Kind of off-topic for this thread.
Unfortunately there, it gives you the 32-bit installer with no option to pick the 64-bit one. Īlso, at, if you look at the bottom of the page where it says "Computer Browser" that takes you to, where you can choose to download the offline package. If you prefer to download the offline installer, explicitly choose the 64-bit installer from the link leocg mentioned or from the right-side of the page at. So, Opera does it automatically in this case if you download the default net installer. The upgrade to 64-bit won't move Opera from "C:\Program Files (x86)\Opera" to "C:\Program Files\Opera". When upgrading a 32-bit Opera, Opera will upgrade it in-place. When you use it for an upgrade, it'll still download the 64-bit version to upgrade with, even if you're upgrading a 32-bit version of Opera. When you launch it on 64-bit windows, it should fetch the 64-bit version of Opera and install it. The download on should download a simple OperaSetup.exe file.
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