Things are getting better, since applications on Windows are slowly moving towards 64-bit per default, but using the number of Windows installations as a reference for how wide-spread 64-bit applications are on Windows is not a good metric.
Things are getting better, since applications on Windows are slowly moving towards 64-bit per default, but using the number of Windows installations as a reference for how wide-spread 64-bit applications are on Windows is not a good metric.