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I read somewhere if it's before 32bit update you will still have 32bit elements and I found this:
"News - Steam Client Update Released" https://store.steampowered.com/news/43351/
*Is there a reason you need 64bit bootstrapper?
I also read that there /maybe/ no speed gains, it will still be compatible, it's trying to run 64 bit software in 32-bit OS where you can run into problems.
===Try this
If you don't have any game installed yet(or small file sizes or you have fast internet, skip step 1)
Step1
(backup your top 2/3 games)
If it's before they updated backup the top three games you play the most (using the backup feature in steam) Preferably to an ssd.
Step 2:
uninstall steam, redownload client
Then download the new steam client.
- Install steam.
Get out.
Kewl thanks, makes me worry about all these people who think they have 64 bit :P
As long as it does it's job and launches my games in a timely manner...
I really wish I could completely by-pass the Bugger!!!