64-bit app won't install on my Galaxy Book S

If you are trying to install or use an app from outside the Microsoft Store on your Galaxy Book S and it doesn't work, it's very likely that the app is not compatible with the special processor in the Galaxy Book S. Apps will need to support either 64-bit ARM or 32-bit x86 processors to work on the Galaxy Book S.

Laptops Native Windows 10 support Use Samsung Update to download necessary software, drivers, or firmware for the update. Visit the Microsoft Support page for further assistance. A comprehensive list of compatible laptop models has been included. 9 930XBE, 931XBE, 950XBE, 951XBE, 950XCG, 950XCJ, 951XCG, 951XCJ, 930XCG, 930XCJ, 931XCG, 931XCJ 901X5H

Samsung is aware of instances where a limited number of Galaxy Book S devices may experience an issue when inserting an SD card. If affected, a blue screen will suddenly appear and the device will not work properly. Although a future fix will be released, a temporary workaround is available now.

Samsung is aware of instances where a limited number of Galaxy Book S devices may experience an issue when inserting an SD card. If affected, a blue screen will suddenly appear and the device will not work properly. Although a future fix will be released, a temporary workaround is available now.

System requirements The PC Health Check app will help determine your PC’s compatibility with Windows 11. However, below are some basic requirements: Processor: 1GHz or faster. Memory: 4GB RAM. Storage: 64GB or larger storage device. Graphics card: Compatible with DirectX 12 or later with WDDM 2.0 driver. Display Resolution: A high-definition (720p)