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In Shaun's post that's just a InstallDir path misstake, and that's wrong, no question.
In your post you can see that is says that it is the 64 bit executable, with Bit in Chinese.
You could see this in Task Manager where there is no (32 bit) behind it.
Deleted Nope, they are wrong. Edge is available in x86 and x64. You, by accident, installed the x86 (32 bit) variant, if you are using a 64 bit version of Windows.
You can see the variant also from edge://version/
If you want to correct that you can uninstall Edge and reinstall the correct version from:
https://www.microsoft.com/edge
Thank you for your response.
Things are getting very interesting now, but I'm still agree with TheShaunSaw .
Because, one, I always download Edge directly from the official website(https://www.microsoft.com/zh-cn/edge), and two, I noticed a long time ago that it's configuration information didn't match the information from management software
♪(´▽｀)
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In Shaun's post that's just a InstallDir path misstake, and that's wrong, no question.
In your post you can see that is says that it is the 64 bit executable, with Bit in Chinese.
You could see this in Task Manager where there is no (32 bit) behind it.
That's true.
In the Task Manager, Edge is a 64-bit application. But there's no answer to why Java.com provides a 32-bit installer by default. Maybe something wrong with java.com.
