Google Drive Now Supports Arm-Based Windows Devices
Google has introduced a beta version of its Google Drive desktop client, now compatible with Windows 11 and devices powered by Snapdragon processors. This marks a significant milestone for Arm-based Windows PCs, providing users with an optimized experience. The functionality of Google Drive on these devices is largely the same as on those with Intel or AMD processors, apart from the Outlook Meet plugin, which remains unsupported. The beta version can be downloaded directly using a link provided by Google. Note that the installation requires Microsoft WebView2 alongside Windows 11.
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