3rd party plug-ins and PS4 16-bit

I have Vista 64-bit installed as my OS. I installed PS4 which automatically installed as a 64-bit version. I attempted to install my Kodak Pro/Roc/Sho/Air plug ins, but they don't appear in the filter menu. I have never had a problem with this issue when it was still 32-bit and I don't know where to go from here. I've talked to Kodak, but after trying to sort it out with them, they decided they didn't want to help anymore, so . . . here I am, and here's the problem expounded.
Photoshop is in my file list twice. Here's the path:
c/program files/adobe/adobe photoshop cs4/plugins
and here's the second path:
c/program files x86/adobe/adobe photoshop cs4/plug-ins
As you can see, adobe has installed itself in both places, the program files folder and the program files x86 folder. I'm assuming it has something to do with the 64-bit version.
I have tried installing the plug-ins following Kodak's instructions. That didn't work. I tried installing them in both plug-in folders and that didn't work either. I'm at a loss and would appreciate any (highly specific) answers anyone with intimate knowledge of this issue may have. If you're only guessing, please don't waste your time or mine posting to this topic.
Thank you in advance for any assistance.

You should try to be more accurate in your descriptions. Your question is full of errors, though most of them can be understood.
There's no such thing as a 64 bit PS4. There's PS CS4 and there's PS 4.0. I think you
mean PS CS4.
What does "16-bit" have to do with anything? There are 32 bit plug-ins and there
are 64-bit plug-ins. 32 bit plug-ins only work with 32 bit Photoshop, and
64 bit plug-ins only work with 64 bit Photoshop.
You said it automatically installed as a 64-bit version. In reality, PS CS4 automatically
installs in BOTH 32 and 64 bit variants, so you can maintain compatibility with older
plug-ins. You will specifically need to run the 32 bit Photoshop CS4 in order to
use your older 32 bit plug-ins.
There is no such path as
c/program files x86/adobe/adobe photoshop cs4/plugins.
What you probably mean is
C:\Program Files (x86)\Adobe\Adobe Photoshop CS4\Plug-ins
which is the 32 bit area into which to install plug-ins for PS CS4.
I'm sorry to sound overly picky, but details matter with computers.
As MTSTUNER has said:
C:\Program Files (x86)\... is the install area for 32 bit apps.
You need to run the 32 bit Photoshop to access your 32 bit plug-ins.
-Noel

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