Do I have to make allowances for Inno setups on 64-bit Windows?

If your app is only 32-bit, then Inno will automatically take care of doing everything correctly. ONLY if your app is mixed or 64-bit do you need to do anything special as rushman says. There is a very good section in the help file that explains the changes needed.

For 64-bit INNO intallations you generally only need to add one setup section directive and, obviously, add the 64-bit versions of DLL's and EXE's to the compiled installer. The setup section directive is: ArchitecturesInstallIn64BitMode=x64.

In this case, there is no 64-bit versions of either DLL's or EXE's. I'm just wondering if I have to make sure that INNO will put the EXE and associated DLL's under the C:\Program Files (x86)\ folder area on the user's machine, or if I have to do something about making sure that happens. – Rod Nov 10 '11 at 22:25 If there are no 64-bit versions of DLL's or EXE's, then I think you should install as a 32-bit application.

If you do not provide the Setup directive in my answer, INNO will assume a 32-bit installation and {pf} will map to C:\Program Files (x86)\. – rushman Nov 10 '11 at 22:51.

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