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First off this is a user forum so no one will be able to provide a download for Inventor, you'd have to go to the official downloads page. It also seems Inventor 2015 was the last version to support 32bit and that version is no longer supported. So you are most likely out of luck.
@AnonymousAt this point there is not going to be a legal means of getting a 32 bit version. I would recommend updating Windows to 64 bit if your computer will allow it and then you would be able to install Inventor.
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@AnonymousFirst of all how old is your system and what version of Windows are you running? Windows is either 32 bit or 64 bit, depending on which you install will dictate whether you can install 64 bit software. 32 bit Windows can only run 32 bit programs but 64 bit Windows can run both 32 bit and 64 bit programs. If you have at least Windows 7 installed on your computer you will be able to install 64 bit Windows 7 and likely even upgrade to Windows 10. Windows XP/Vista had 64 bit versions but I would stay away from those and if that's what you are currently running it is time to update.
is there reason you can't install the 64 bit version of Windows 10?
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@AnonymousUpgrading is not hard, just backup all of your files you wish to keep and then boot your computer off of the Windows 10 installation media and install the 64 bit version. After that you can install Inventor 64 bit.
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