Maybe there is some development-backup 32-bit version still being built by the developers for testing or troubleshooting purposes, so you can use the method above to determine the bit-ness of the client you are using. In theory as of now, only 64-bit clients should be made available to end-users to connect to the live servers. You can check the patcher's log file called ".DownloadInfo.txt" to see if eqgame.exe and other related were downloaded recently. ↑ “ Using the existing standard patcher / launchpad as of a few days ago will ensure that your system automatically downloads the 64-bit EverQuest client at the next patch operation. But other than such possible theoretical debugging/diagnostic exceptional 32-bit client, in theory the only official EQ clients that can connect to live servers now would be 64-bit, so if you're logged in successfully to a standard non-beta/non-test EQ live server, you are on a 64-bit client.
If it does NOT say "(32 bit)" after the process name then it's a 64-bit process. While the client is running, run the Windows Task Manager (run taskmgr.exe or right-click an empty spot on the Windows taskbar and choose Task Manager) then look for an EverQuest entry in the "Processes" tab (Windows 10, should be similar for other flavours of Windows). To know if your EQ client is 64-bit or 32-bit: The EQ launcher/patcher can be obtained by clicking "Download the Game" in the upper-right bar of the EQ homepage at. I don't know if downloading by Steam changes anything in the way this works, but the standard EQ Patcher/Launcher/Launchpad works as above. Using the existing standard patcher / launchpad as of a few days ago will ensure that your system automatically downloads the 64-bit EverQuest client at the next patch operation.
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