Yesterday, Google released the version 64-bit of Chrome from its fixed channel and updated it to sbable 37 in the process.
According to Google, 64-bit versions offer many advantages over the versions of 32-bit browsers. The new version brings speed and better performance, stability and security.
The performance in decoding it YouTube improves by about 15% according to Google and stability has been improved for "standard web content handling".
Its existing users We chrome who want to change from 32-bit to 64-bit can do this in the following way:
Visit the official page of Chrôme and select the link to download the 64-bit version. You can find the same version directly from this link directly and just click on Download We chrome.
Run it program installationand follow the instructions that appear on your screen.
Basically, just install its 64-bit version We chrome for your system.
There is no option for upgrading through We chrome at the time of writing. The We chrome 64-bit for Windows will replace the 32-bit version of your browser on your system during the process. The only option to run an 32-bit and 64-bit version of the browser beside the other is to install the We chrome Dev or Canary. So you could run it Stable We chrome 32-bit and Dev or Canary 64-bit on the same system.
Data such as bookmarks or extensions will automatically be transferred to your new browser version.
Advice: If you want to make sure that you do not lose all the data, backing up the user profile before making the change, you can use the Chrome Sync, or by opening the folder % USERPROFILE% \ Local Settings \ Application Data \ Google \ Chrome \ User Data at Windows Explore. This allows you to create a backup of that folder.
Try running Chrôme on 32-bit or 64-bit
The easiest way to find out what version of it We chrome you are running to open the following page on browser you. chrome: // chrome
