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pipelighter
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I have a 64biot computer and it was the same conputer on to which I load ESO. I am told there is a 64 bit version but I can't find any trace of it.

So where is it or why can't I find/use it?
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  • TheHsN
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    Program files / zenimax -client-eso64
    manually open it
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  • Kathrein
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    like me! i don't have it!
  • Xendyn
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    Yes you have to go to the game files for now and do it. Make a shortcut and drag to your desktop for easy access in the future.
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  • pipelighter
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    Xendyn wrote: »
    Yes you have to go to the game files for now and do it. Make a shortcut and drag to your desktop for easy access in the future.

    Nope - not there nor in programfiles(86). doesn't exist. Anywhere else to try? (I have checked all the directories within ESO LIve as well).
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  • maboleth
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    If you downloaded over steam it's in the Steam/Zenimax folder - ..\common\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online EU (or NA)\game\client. In the "client" there's eso64.exe

    However, I really hope Zenimax will include an option in the launcher for us to choose 32 or 64bit. The current option to manually go to the ESO directory and start the 64bit game is a bit of a hack or 90's DOS thing ;)

    Edited by maboleth on March 7, 2016 7:51PM
  • Kathrein
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    it's just not there
  • Troneon
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    The 64 Bit Client exe is in the 32 bit program files.....

    :neutral:

    There is no zenimax folder in the 64 bit program files.

    Edited by Troneon on March 7, 2016 7:49PM
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  • maboleth
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    It is there, just not in the same folder as the launcher. If you cannot find it, search your hard drive for a file named eso64.exe
  • Kathrein
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    maboleth wrote: »
    It is there, just not in the same folder as the launcher. If you cannot find it, search your hard drive for a file named eso64.exe

    found it! in the other partion of the hard disk, so far away from it's original location....ty for the help
  • Divinius
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    maboleth wrote: »
    If you downloaded over steam it's in the Steam/Zenimax folder - ..\common\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online EU (or NA)\game\client. In the "client" there's eso64.exe

    However, I really hope Zenimax will include an option in the launcher for us to choose 32 or 64bit. The current option to manually go to the ESO directory and start the 64bit game is a bit of a hack or 90's DOS thing ;)
    While I agree that they should provide a method for accessing the 64-bit client via the launcher, did you just seriously suggest that simply running a file manually is "a bit of a hack or 90's DOS thing"?? Really??
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    ^ Vast majority of people don't know what "directory" is, let alone browsing the files outside desktop/pictures/documents folders.
    We live in the world of icons, taps and clicks. It's just the way it is. :neutral: If Zenimax wants majority of people to use 64bit client and cut as many bugs as possible, they have to include that option in the launcher.
  • Troneon
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    Troneon wrote: »
    The 64 Bit Client exe is in the 32 bit program files.....

    :neutral:

    There is no zenimax folder in the 64 bit program files.

    Anyone else got this?
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  • KraziJoe
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    Look at the properties of your current icon. Go to that location and you will find the 64Bit option. Right click on that file and create a shortcut on Desktop. Use that new shortcut.
  • Khaos_Bane
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    maboleth wrote: »
    If you downloaded over steam it's in the Steam/Zenimax folder - ..\common\Zenimax Online\The Elder Scrolls Online EU (or NA)\game\client. In the "client" there's eso64.exe

    However, I really hope Zenimax will include an option in the launcher for us to choose 32 or 64bit. The current option to manually go to the ESO directory and start the 64bit game is a bit of a hack or 90's DOS thing ;)

    As gorgeous as this game is, it is certainly amazing what goes COMPLETELY over ZoS's head. You should ABSOLUTELY be able to check this in the UI or just have the launcher do it for you if your system is 64 bit....
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    maboleth wrote: »
    ^ Vast majority of people don't know what "directory" is, let alone browsing the files outside desktop/pictures/documents folders.
    We live in the world of icons, taps and clicks. It's just the way it is. :neutral: If Zenimax wants majority of people to use 64bit client and cut as many bugs as possible, they have to include that option in the launcher.

    I agree. Either that, or explain it clearly within the permitted number of characters on FaceTwit.
  • Khaos_Bane
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    Tandor wrote: »
    maboleth wrote: »
    ^ Vast majority of people don't know what "directory" is, let alone browsing the files outside desktop/pictures/documents folders.
    We live in the world of icons, taps and clicks. It's just the way it is. :neutral: If Zenimax wants majority of people to use 64bit client and cut as many bugs as possible, they have to include that option in the launcher.

    I agree. Either that, or explain it clearly within the permitted number of characters on FaceTwit.

    It should have been coded in their patcher and it's absolutely ridiculous that it was not.

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