If you have installed Notepad++ on your Windows OS and want to know is it 32-Bit or 64-Bit, there are few easy ways to do it,
- Open Notepad++ text editor
- Now click on the ? (question mark) in the menu option next to Window
- Now choose About
- You should see a pop-up window where you can know the version detail, mine is 32-bit as you see!
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