Steam will stop supporting 32-bit Windows from 2026

By: Viktor Tsyrfa | 18.09.2025, 18:22

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From 1 January 2026, Steam will no longer support 32-bit Windows operating systems. Currently, the minimum available Steam client configuration runs on Windows 10 32-bit, and is used on less than 0.01% of devices according to the Steam Hardware Survey.

The Steam client will continue to work on Windows 10 32-bit, but will not receive any updates, including security updates. Technical support for 32-bit systems will also no longer be provided. Installed 32-bit games will continue to work without any problems.

Source: help.steampowered.com

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