Google Drive for Arm64 Now Available for Windows 11 PCs

The app supports Snapdragon-powered devices, addressing software compatibility challenges for Windows on Arm systems.

Google has officially launched the general availability of its Drive app for Arm64-compatible Windows PCs, following a beta release in 2024.
The app allows users with Qualcomm Snapdragon-powered devices to store, sync, and access files on Windows 11 systems.
The Arm64 version of Google Drive requires Windows 11 and Microsoft WebView 2, which is typically included with the operating system.
Users who participated in the beta program will be prompted to upgrade to the latest version, now downloadable from Google’s website.
This launch is part of broader efforts by tech companies, including Microsoft’s work on the Prism emulator, to improve software support for Windows on Arm PCs.