x64 Support Coming to ARM-Based Windows Devices

ARM-based Windows devices, which Microsoft recently released, offer some advantages as well as restrictions It also brings with it. One of these limitations is that ARM-based devices do not offer support for x64 applications and can only support 32/64 bit ARM applications. 'x86-32 bit' Being able to operate as .

In order to solve this problem, Microsoft has developed a new version for Windows 10 devices built on the ARM platform. x64 application support It has been known for a long time that he was working on it. Now the company, in a new blog post published x64 emulator He confirmed that he will arrive soon. In this way, it is aimed that ARM-based devices can run the same applications as PCs using the Windows 10 operating system.

Tests will start from November:

According to the information provided in the blog post, Microsoft has introduced x64 emulation support, which allows 64-bit x86 applications to run on ARM-based devices. November from the month It will start offering it to test users from now on. upcoming year It is expected that a stable structure will be presented and will reach more users.

In addition to x64 emulation support, the software giant introduced new edge of the browser He also promised that it will be optimized to run faster on ARM-based systems and reduce battery consumption. Also for ARM based Windows operating systems local teams client's It is also among the information conveyed that it will arrive in the near future.

On ARM-based Windows 10 devices x64 emulation support Its unavailability was one of the issues that users complained about the most so far. Microsoft finally providing a solution to this issue may clear the question marks in the minds of many consumers and enable them to turn to ARM-based Windows 10 devices.