Is Battlenet 32 bit or 64-bit?

Battle.net desktop app, gives you access to all your Blizzard games. Recently, Blizzard has been releasing their games with a 64-bit client.

How do I switch from Blizzard to 64 bit?

Steps to enable 64-bit:

Open Blizzard App.
At the top left click the down arrow to the right of the Blizzard logo.
Go to Settings.
Click on Game Settings.
Unclick “Launch 32-bit Client (instead of 64-bit)

Is there a 64 bit version of wow?

The vast majority of World of Warcraft players are already running the 64-bit version of the game, and this change will allow us to focus on making the 64-bit version as stable and efficient as possible. If you are using a 32-bit operating system, you will need to upgrade to 64-bit.

Can Blizzard restore hacked accounts?

And will they fully restore my account? Yes blizzard will full restore your account if you havent id run a full malaware/virusscan just to be on the safe side restoration can be quick or take a bit depending on the damage done.

Is Blizzard for PC safe?

The only safe places to buy blizzard games are on the battle.net storefront, and in physical shops. No other retailer is licensed to sell their titles.

Can I play games while scanning for viruses?

2 Answers. It is generally a good idea not to run other programs during an anti-malware scan, but it will not cause any damage to the system if you do. A anti-virus scan is a disk intensive operation that will most likely slow down your computer until it’s completion.

Why did Blizzard sell out?

In 1994, Blizzard needed money to fund their games. So the company was sold to Davidson & Sons. In 1996, Davidson & Sons along with Sierra Online was purchased by a company called CUC International. CUC International defrauded their shareholders and others so it was broken up.

How does Blizzard warden work?

The Warden is included with WoW, Diablo II and other Blizzard games. When active, the Warden monitors program and process activity on the host computer, and it sends usage data and some desktop information (known to include at least the header of each open window) back to Blizzard’s servers over the Internet.