So I got this message months ago, did a screenshot then, thought it's a good idea to share it with you.

How and why...

Mostly why

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Nice vbscript you got there

@DjSall Oh if it would be only a script..

Why is it called system32? Even on 64bit systems.

The heck

@mystiksky is that a giant Ness head?

@samwir
From a superuser answer:

"Backwards compatibility reasons. A whole lot of applications assume things they shouldn't assume and hard-code paths. And yes, that includes 64-bit applications. So on 64-bit Windows the folder system32 actually contains the 64-bit versions of DLLs. For the 32-bit DLLs there is the folder SysWoW64 which is what 32-bit applications see as system32"

Apps are hard coded!
Are you fucking kidding microsoft!!