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- Little-Earthworm
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Why does Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0 only support 64-bit Windows?
Why does Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0 only support 64-bit Windows?
My computer is a 32-bit Windows system, so I can't use it.
Can I only use Scratch Desktop Setup 3.6.0?
But Scratch Desktop Setup 3.6.0 doesn't have the shape center feature, which makes it impossible for me to use it.
Then I can only write programs on the Scratch website, but it requires a network connection.
Please help us to add a 32-bit Windows version of Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0
It's not just my advice, it is the advice of most Scratcher.
My computer is a 32-bit Windows system, so I can't use it.
Can I only use Scratch Desktop Setup 3.6.0?
But Scratch Desktop Setup 3.6.0 doesn't have the shape center feature, which makes it impossible for me to use it.
Then I can only write programs on the Scratch website, but it requires a network connection.
Please help us to add a 32-bit Windows version of Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0
It's not just my advice, it is the advice of most Scratcher.
Last edited by Little-Earthworm (April 8, 2020 06:54:40)
- apple502j
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Scratcher
1000+ posts
Why does Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0 only support 64-bit Windows?
This is a bug caused by some changes to internal stuff. Hope it's fixed soon!
- the_electro_bros
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Scratcher
100+ posts
Why does Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0 only support 64-bit Windows?
This is because the 3.9.0 version requires the 64 bit hardware and CPU. 64 bit CPUs can run 64 bit software.
3.6.0 does not need that much.
3.6.0 does not need that much.
- Little-Earthworm
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Scratcher
44 posts
Why does Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0 only support 64-bit Windows?
This is because the 3.9.0 version requires the 64 bit hardware and CPU. 64 bit CPUs can run 64 bit software.Oh! OK
3.6.0 does not need that much.
- NorthenSuperCoders
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Scratcher
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Why does Scratch Desktop Setup 3.9.0 only support 64-bit Windows?
This is the right idea:
First, I have a Idea as if we see in 64-bit Scratch Downloaded PC you see many files in C Drive then Program Files Folder then Scratch Desktop Folder right-click then click on Properties option then the size of the file in 64-bit windows is large from 32-bit windows! So if you move them all files 64-bit to 32-bit then search the main file on start menu, You can run it properly because Microsoft doesn't want to give everything in 32-bit windows! So if anyone can so please share the files not setup in github and provide the link here then everyone can download on 32-bit PC!
My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Opera 77.0.4054.277, No Flash version detected
I uninstalled Flash Player because it takes data on my PC and no longer supported!
Also See my YouTube Channel Link I Provided in that my Signature and subscribe it! I Teaches HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Scratch on YouTube! - Search Up “E - Coders”
First, I have a Idea as if we see in 64-bit Scratch Downloaded PC you see many files in C Drive then Program Files Folder then Scratch Desktop Folder right-click then click on Properties option then the size of the file in 64-bit windows is large from 32-bit windows! So if you move them all files 64-bit to 32-bit then search the main file on start menu, You can run it properly because Microsoft doesn't want to give everything in 32-bit windows! So if anyone can so please share the files not setup in github and provide the link here then everyone can download on 32-bit PC!
My browser / operating system: Windows 7, Opera 77.0.4054.277, No Flash version detected
I uninstalled Flash Player because it takes data on my PC and no longer supported!
Also See my YouTube Channel Link I Provided in that my Signature and subscribe it! I Teaches HTML, CSS, JavaScript, Scratch on YouTube! - Search Up “E - Coders”
Last edited by NorthenSuperCoders (July 31, 2021 11:35:38)
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