Why are most programs 32bit on 64bit Windows?

Question

Windows

Why do most programs remain 32-bit on 64-bit versions of Windows?

Answer 1

Well, think for yourself - 32bit works on 64bit.
And 64bit does not work on 32bit architecture.
And what's the point of writing 64 if there are no tricky tasks?

Answer 2

And that they should, in your opinion, rewrite themselves to 64 bits or what?
I don’t understand how you can eat Russian cheeses if you have tried French at least once, this is from the same opera.

Answer 3

for compatibility

Answer 4

And what exactly is the problem? Well, the developer did not want to make a target build for the 64-bit architecture. Windows prior to 10 was always 32-bit. The target audience, which has a 32-bit operating system, is still great.

Answer 5

because they were written that way