[NFBCS] Viewing windows information from command line with non bootable system?

[Brian Buhrow]

	hello Blake.  If your computer has more than 4GB of memory installed,
you're most likely running a 64-bit system.  If not, then you're definitely
running a 32-bit system.  To see how much memory is installed on your
computer, use the hot key, often f2, to start the BIOS screen when you boot
the system.  The main screen should show you details like what hard drives
you have installed and how much memory is available on the system.  If you
have 8 or 16GB of memory in the computer, download the 64-bit version of
the recovery image.  If you have 2 or 4 GB of memory, download the 32-bit
image.

Hope that helps.
-thanks
-Brian

On Feb 6,  9:01am, blakehardin5487--- via NFBCS wrote:
} Subject: [NFBCS] Viewing windows information from command line with non bo
} Hi all, my windows 10 system has become unvootable. When I turn on the computer it just opens the windows recovery environment and I have the option to do a system restore, system repair etc. However none of these options work so I have to download a recovery image from Microsoft website  The problem is it asks you for a 32 bit or 64-bit version. I do not remember which version I have installed on my computer. Is there anyway that I can tell this if my computer does not boot into windows? I do have a command line option in the windows recovery options. I did try to go in to that and type systeminfo but it did not recognize that command. Any help would be appreciated. I am trying to repair my system if at all possible and of course I know that you cannot install a 32 bit or 64-bit system if they are not compatible.
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