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Using 64 bit apps versions
Posté: 11 Novembre 2010, 06:08There are many applications that have 64 bit versions available for download, however, Liberkey only downloads and update the available 32 versions (for example: Nirsoft apps such as OpenedFilesView, USBDview, RegFromApp, RegScanner, FileTypesMan, CurrPorts, etc.) and in other cases 64 bit apps versions are downloaded but only the 32 bits apps are run by Liberkey (such as Ccleaner).
For an optimal operation on a 64 bits Win 7 OS, Is possible to manually download the 64 bit versions from the author website and place them in the corresponding application folders (modifying the .exe name if necessary)? Would it work? If so, I suppose that it would be necessary to repeat the operation for each update.
Or should I wait until a Liberkey 64 bit version is available?
I know that some 32 bit apps will run OK on a 64 bits system, but some will either not run at all or present some deficiencies or risks.
I would appreciate any comments or advise.
For an optimal operation on a 64 bits Win 7 OS, Is possible to manually download the 64 bit versions from the author website and place them in the corresponding application folders (modifying the .exe name if necessary)? Would it work? If so, I suppose that it would be necessary to repeat the operation for each update.
Or should I wait until a Liberkey 64 bit version is available?
I know that some 32 bit apps will run OK on a 64 bits system, but some will either not run at all or present some deficiencies or risks.
I would appreciate any comments or advise.
Re: Using 64 bit apps versions
Posté: 11 Novembre 2010, 13:06Hello eindacochea.
LiberKey provides and updates 32 bits and 64 bits versions for some applications.
When you run one of this applications, the switch between x64 and x86 binaries is managed by the LiberKeyPortabilizer depending on which OS you are. You have no action to perform.
See:
Paint.Net
Unlocker
DesktopOK
Defraggler
CCleaner
Speccy
Recuva
CPU-Z
CrystalDiskMark
MediaPlayerClassicHC
BulkRenameUtility
7-zip
RegDllView
ProcessHacker
And other will be added regularly.
eindacochea a écrit:however, Liberkey only downloads and update the available 32 versions
LiberKey provides and updates 32 bits and 64 bits versions for some applications.
When you run one of this applications, the switch between x64 and x86 binaries is managed by the LiberKeyPortabilizer depending on which OS you are. You have no action to perform.
See:
Paint.Net Unlocker DesktopOK Defraggler CCleaner Speccy Recuva CPU-Z CrystalDiskMark MediaPlayerClassicHC BulkRenameUtility 7-zip RegDllView ProcessHackerAnd other will be added regularly.
Re: Using 64 bit apps versions
Posté: 09 Juillet 2011, 16:00Hi Liberkey-Team, Hi Skybird,
i'm new with Liberkey and I totally love it. Nice Interface, nice Features and almost realy simple configuration makes this application the best i've tested so far
But I have one Question at all.
How can I implement my own Software with a 32- and a 64-Bit Version in Liberkey?
The Nirsoft Launcher does make it with a XML-Config file where I can assign the Path for both Versions.
Is this also possible in Liberkey? And if it is, how can configure it?
Thank you for your answer(s) and keep on with this exquisite Launcher ---
Greets
i'm new with Liberkey and I totally love it. Nice Interface, nice Features and almost realy simple configuration makes this application the best i've tested so far
But I have one Question at all.
How can I implement my own Software with a 32- and a 64-Bit Version in Liberkey?
The Nirsoft Launcher does make it with a XML-Config file where I can assign the Path for both Versions.
Is this also possible in Liberkey? And if it is, how can configure it?
Thank you for your answer(s) and keep on with this exquisite Launcher ---
Greets