You need to use the “x64 folder” inspector to specifically tell the 32-bit client to look in the 64 bit pathway; otherwise Windows will only show the 32-bit pathway.
Here are the results on my computer:
q: number of files of folder "C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers"
A: 14
T: 1.701 ms
I: singular integer
q: number of files of x64 folder "C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers"
A: 359
T: 43.012 ms
I: singular integer
q: number of files of x32 folder "C:\WINDOWS\System32\Drivers"
A: 14
T: 2.916 ms
I: singular integer
You can also use the “x64 system folder” inspector:
q: number of files of folder "drivers" of system x64 folder
A: 359
T: 41.871 ms
I: singular integer
Awsome… that worked… I was actually grabbing the version of a file in the system folder
if x64 of operating system then version of file “hpcisss2.sys” of folder “drivers” of system x64 folder else version of file “hpcisss2.sys” of folder “drivers” of system x32 folder