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I need to check if my pgAdmin III is a 32 or 64 bits version. Where can I find this information? The About... menu in pgAdmin GUI does not mention it (only the version number like 1.20).

I've looked for this on the net, without success...

EDIT:

I get a win32 error when pgAdmin crashes (connection lost). See image below (sorry my Windows is a french version):

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From Super User

The easiest way, without installing another program or running the file, is just to right click on the file, choose Properties, and then go the the Compatibility tab. If there are no greyed out options and Windows XP and 9x modes are offered, it's 32-bit. If there are greyed out options and Vista is the earliest mode offered, it's 64-bit. No need to start the application at all.

If the application is already started, you can of course still use the *32 idea mentioned in other answers. However, this is not available in Windows 8.x and its new task manager. Fortunately, you can enable a Platform column by right-clicking on the column headers in the Details tab and choosing Select columns. The column will contain either "32-bit" or "64-bit" as appropriate.

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Your image path may give that away:

get-wmiobject win32_process | where {$_.Name -like "pgadmin3.exe"} | select -property Name,ExecutablePath | fl
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