Quickest way is to go to the drive root. If you have a file named Bootmgr.efi you are running a X64/64-bit version. Next way is disk size, the x86/32-bit version comes out at ~2.32GB whilst the x64/64-bit version comes out at ~3.0GB. Tellermate Ty Manual. Lastly, you can go to the drive root and open the autorun.inf file. In notepad, the 64 bit version shows: [AutoRun.Amd64] open=setup.exe icon=setup.exe,0 [AutoRun] open=sources sperr32.exe x64 icon=sources sperr32.exe,0 The 32 bit version shows: [Autorun] open=setup.exe icon=setup.exe,0.

I have a W7 Ultimate DVD and I would like to know wich version/build/whatever is. How can I do that. GRMCHPXFRER_EN_DVD This is the DVD's name of the 64. Jul 18, 2009 Windows 7 Forums is the largest help and support community, providing friendly help and advice for Microsoft Windows 7.

Best and quickest way to answer the question about both Processor architecture and Windows version is: Use DISM on install.wim. • Click 'Start', type 'cmd', press 'ENTER'. • Type or paste: dism /get-wiminfo /wimfile:'f: sources install.wim' (Replace f: with drive path to installer root). Deployment Image Servicing and Management tool Version: 6.1.7600.16385 Details for image: f: sources install.wim Index: 1 Name: Windows 7 Ultimate Activated 32Bit Description: Windows 7 ULTIMATE Size: 8,476,902,704 bytes Index: 2 Name: Windows 7 Ultimate Activated 64Bit Description: Windows 7 ULTIMATE Size: 12,075,969,989 bytes The operation completed successfully. • Windows version is on the second line. First two dot pairs are OS version. Third and fourth dot pairs are Service Pack and Build info.