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I have a VB script that's being forced to run in Wow64 mode. I'd like to have it start either another script, or itself, in native 64 bit mode. Is there anyway to do that? The initial script is being called by an explicit call to cscript.exe (not sure if this makes a difference or not) Thanks
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