Operating Systems 64 bit /32Bit...

This is probably a stupid question but my system information shows i have 64 bit....still i have the feeling it  runs on 32-Bit. I am not sure if this is possible or if i am seeing things.
Also, when i open task manager(?) and look in the process list, everywhere i see *32 is shown. iIs it normal if you are running on a 64 system or simply what does it mean?
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Hi,
That's very NORMAL, a lot af applications out there still use 32bit and Windows 64 bit will accomodate for nearly all 32bit applications. Anything with *32 indicates it is a 32bit application itself but is running under a 64bit OS. You can also find 2 folders in C: drive, one called Program Files which stores all 64bit aplications and another one called Program Files (x86) which stores all 32 bit applications. Please note: You run both 32bit and 64bit applications under 64bit OS.
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