VPinballX name contradicted by the file (32 or 64-bit)
What it means
The name of this Visual Pinball program says 32 or 64-bit, but the file is the other kind: probably a renamed copy. Do not rely on the name to decide which file to keep or delete.
Why it happens
The file name ends in 32 or 64, but the file's own header says the other number of bits. A renamed copy is the likely explanation; the scan cannot know who renamed the file or why.
How Pincab Toolbox detects it
For each VPinballX program found, the scan reads the file's header. If the name ends in 32 or 64 (for example VPinballX64.exe) and the header says the other number of bits, it reports this. It does not judge names without 32 or 64, nor ARM64 or unreadable files.
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Pincab Toolbox is a free Windows scanner for Visual Pinball X and PinUP Popper. It finds and explains problems like this one. No account, no telemetry.
Download for freeCovered: Visual Pinball X (10.x) and PinUP Popper. Partly covered, read only: PinballX and PinballY (their settings and game lists). Not covered: Future Pinball, Pinball FX, Visual Pinball 9 and the other frontends.