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Epic Games is addressing one of Windows-on-Arm’s last big app compatibility gaps
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March 14, 2025

Epic Games is addressing one of Windows-on-Arm’s last big app compatibility gaps

Utilizing a Windows PC powered by an Arm-based Snapdragon processor has become more similar to traditional Intel or AMD systems due to developers optimizing applications for native performance and Microsoft's advancements in Windows' Prism technology. However, compatibility issues remain, particularly with online multiplayer games that rely on kernel-level anti-cheat software, as Prism cannot translate drivers and foundational Windows software. The small user base for Arm PCs has also discouraged some developers from creating compatible versions of their software. Epic Games plans to enhance support for Arm PCs by introducing its Easy Anti-Cheat software and official support for Fortnite later this year, which will also be available to developers through an Epic Online Services SDK release.
Microsoft's latest Windows update is causing issues for some gamers
Winsage
October 2, 2024

Microsoft’s latest Windows update is causing issues for some gamers

Microsoft Windows 11 version 24H2 has introduced new features, including AI enhancements and the Recall feature, but has faced challenges for gamers. There is an incompatibility between Windows 11 version 24H2 and Easy Anti-Cheat software, affecting devices with drivers released prior to April 2024, particularly those with Intel’s Alder Lake+ processors. Users may experience a blue screen error labeled “MEMORY_MANAGEMENT” when trying to play certain games. Microsoft has implemented a temporary measure to prevent affected devices from upgrading to version 24H2 and advises users to refrain from upgrading until a resolution is found. Additionally, players of Asphalt 8 (Airborne) are encountering issues such as unresponsiveness after installing Windows 11 version 24H2. Microsoft has placed a compatibility hold on PCs with Asphalt 8 installed to prevent these devices from updating until the problems are resolved.
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