Move up to Premiere Element 12?

Hi Guys
I'm about to move up to PE12, I'm using 10 now.
I was looking at the program at Amazon, but it doesn't say if it is 32 or 64 bit.
I read someplace to be sure and get the correct one (I think they were talking aobout downloading it).
Does the boxed disks come with installation files for both versions?
I just want to be sure before I jump into this.
10 really lags a lot as far as the preview window goes, and my computer should run anything pretty quickly.
Thanks for the help.
Mike
Actually I'm not sure if I have the 32 or 64 bit version installed, how do I tell?
I looked at the Infomation in the Help window but it doesn't really tell me and it's not installed in the defualt location so I can't tell by that either.
I still want to upgrade anyway but I'd like to know.

Hi ATR
I found the same thing, my user account was nowhere to be found and i couldn't find anyway to log in without signing in to my Microsoft account.
I don't normally use a password to start my computer, I just turn it on and walk away, when I come back after breakfast it all booted up, updated and ready to go.
I don't like having to hang around waiting to put in my code etc.
But the real problem for me was the issue with sound.
It just wasn't right, not even like the sound didn't work, it just didn't work right and in very weird ways.
For one thing Lucy's voice was really distorted, any computer generated speech was really messed up.
The strange thing was this applied to files generated long before the upgrade and even weirder it would distort speech, in the same file with a music track and the music was fine.
Only the speech was affected. In games the speech was strange, volume would be wrong, to loud from one character, to soft from another,
I don't know enough about how this stuff works but is seems like somehow the interpreter for speech was messed up in Windows, (I couldn't turn on Narrator which always worked in 8).
I uninstalled my sound card, downloaded and installed all the new software for it, Install SAPI 4 and 5, I just ran out of things to try, and no one else had any ideas either.
Since I wasn't really seeing any advantage, (I use Classic shell, and Rocket Dock, same as I have since Windows 7 came out) I just decided to revert.
I can't tell you how many times I've said to myself "If it isn't broke don't fix it.") and then going ahead anyway, and caused myself hours or days of work trying to fix what I had fixed. LOL
Anyway I know now that my backup works! A shout out for Paragon backup, for a free program it really works, I've had to use it a couple of times and it has come through, not something I can say about my paid for backup software which failed to work several times.
I always sit and chew my fingernails during the restore process (it took about an hour and a half), asking myself why I got myself into this mess to start with.
Anyway I'm looking forward to getting into PE 12, which I will install in the default location this time and leave 10 installed where it is.
My next project it going to be redoing "Lucy Looks at Life, after death!" then I'll take a break for a while, and get some other stuff done, before I start doing some new ones.
Mike

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http://www.steves-digicams.com/camera-reviews/canon/eos-digital-rebel-t1i-slr/canon-eos-di gital-rebel-t1i-slr-review-8.html
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I just responded to this thread in this forum minutes ago.
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