We recently downloaded dbpoweramp We could not get the functions up we wanted. We read further through the forum and found we could not get the particular functions (CD Burner) to appear let alone run until we read the Instructions. to get the best out of the software you must run it on 32bit when all computers seem to be 64bit we did not know until today how to do this. By further reading. when you install dbpoweramp on a completely fresh install you must keep your finger on the right hand shift key this changes the installation to 32bit on this software
Question we asking is is this method compatible with all software.
holding right Shift for more than 8 seconds brings up the Filter Keys options and holding any Shift down while the PC starts used to stop the start-up processes running (haven't used it for ages) but I haven't heard it being able to convert from 32bit to 64bit or vice-versa.
programs don't work that way, they would already have needed to install both bit versions in order to start whatever one a Shift key may control.
I'd say it's just Spoon's way of making a work-around. Although since it's commercial software a tick-box to choose 32-bit or 64-bit would be better for paying people that won't know anything about that forum topic on his site.