Windows 10: Can I upgrade to a x64 processor from an ARM64 one?

I'm not very tech-savvy so this might be very obvious to some but I'm highly confused.I got a Samsung Galaxy Book Go as a present and I've tried running some applications that say they require x64 bit to run and I assumed that I could run them because when I checked my processor it said it was ARM64. Well the applications didn't end up running and after a while of research I learned that the two are in fact not the same. I'm wondering if I could go somewhere and pay someone to change my processor to x64 or if I'm just stuck with this for now.

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Processor upgrade

The process is just as bobkn described.

To avoid problems with the flash, do the following:

• Download the 3 files you need, and save them to an easy to find location - Desktop, etc. You will need BIOS version F32, BIOS version F50, and the EC FW update utility.
• You will need a blank USB thumb drive (nothing on it). The thumb drive needs to be formatted FAT32 (the standard for most thumb drives), not NTFS.
• Step one is to flash to BIOS F32, so copy the F32 BIOS file to the thumb drive. Only the file, not the entire folder if it comes zipped up.
• Perform the Flash as directed in the instructions.
• When the flash is done, don't forget to do the last step: "Load Optimized Defaults" .
• Then Install the EC FW update utility. Always best to restart the PC after the installation.
• Then delete the F32 BIOS from the flash drive and copy over the F50 Bios to it.
• Then install the F50 BIOS.

And then you are ready to upgrade the processor.

Note: always a good idea, after installing the processor and entering BIOS to check it out, to Load Optimized Defaults again, then Save & Exit.
Make any BIOS customizations after you have tested the system and Windows and all is good.

 

Which edition of Windows 10 Will Support ARM64?

Under the latest version ADK, I found a folder labelled as "ARM64"! As I know, there would no future Windows RT and Surface RT running on ARM 32-bit processor. Then which edition of Windows 10 would support this architecture? Or in other words, we might
purchase the ARM64 based tablet running Windows 10 in the future? I am waiting for your reply, thanks in advanced!

 

Windows 10 Insider build 20152 now available as ARM64 VHDX for Hyper-V

With Windows 10 on ARM Insider Preview builds, you can create 64-bit ARM (ARM64) VMs in Hyper-V on Windows 10 ARM-based PCs. Creating ARM64 VMs is not supported on x64 hardware.

Pre-requisites for creating ARM64 VMs:

• A Windows 10 ARM-based PC with a Microsoft SQ1, Qualcomm Snapdragon 8cx, or Qualcomm Snapdragon 850 processor
• Windows 10 Pro or Enterprise, build 19559 or newer
• Hyper-V enabled (instructions)

Source and download: https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/soft...erpreviewARM64