But the big news here is that finally, a Windows on Arm laptop can run every app that an X86 chip can. Microsoft’s new build also includes support for Unicode emoji 12.1 and 13.0, and makes a small change to the Start menu’s layout: If a folder in the Start menu contains just a single item, such as an app, it will show just that item instead. Microsoft said that both compatibility and performance will improve over time. Because that emulator has to translate the instructions, performance will be a little slower than it would be with an X86 processor. The developer can also choose to check for new images through the File->’Download emulator images’ menu item. On first run of the emulator, if there are no images installed, it will prompt to download an image.
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“Some of the apps you try running in emulation may not work initially,” Microsoft warned. The Microsoft Emulator version 1.1.54.0 now includes the ability to query the Store for updated images and install them. Unfortunately, even the preview Insider build won’t provide total compatibility. Fortunately, those steps won’t be required in future builds, Microsoft said. After that, users will have to install a preview version of the ARM64 C++ redistributable. A blog post describing the process noted that users will first have to install a preview version of the graphics driver used by the Qualcomm Snapdragon family and the Adreno graphics cores that power Windows on Arm. Installing the emulator requires some tweaking, above and beyond simply belonging to the Windows Insider program. The links to those drivers are in the blog post. Interestingly, only three Windows on Arm laptops-the Samsung Galaxy Book S, the Lenovo Flex 5G, and Microsoft’s own Surface Pro X-have drivers released by Microsoft to run the beta emulator.
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