Minecraft:EE - Problem with login via intel-based, arm-based is working fine

Hi,

Minecraft Java is designed for X86-64 processors (Intel, Amd). Apple M1 is an ARM based processor so unless a version is developed to run native on Apple M1 silicon then it will have to be emulated via Rosetta 2.

Hi, Roskopi7,

I hope you are doing well today. Welcome to the Xbox Community. Thank you for reaching out to Xbox Forums. I see that you have a Surface Pro X and attempted to set up remote play via your Surface device. Unfortunately, your Surface Pro X at the moment will not work with the Xbox App as it is not compatible with Arm processors. What is ARM? Windows ARM-based PCs FAQ The surface pro X uses an arm processor, so this device does not work, unlike an intel or AMD CPU that runs x86 applications/software. You can play via the Edge browser at xbox.com/play. If you wish to remote play on your Surface device, my suggestion is to return or exchange the device for a Surface Pro 7 or 8, which uses Intel-based CPUs and has more compatibility.

I hope these suggestions help! If this answers your question, please mark the thread as “Answered.”

Processor - Snapdragon (TM) 7c Gen 2 @ 2.55 GHz 2.55 GHz

System - 64-bit operating system, ARM-based processor

Does anyone know how to fix this problem ASAP?

Unfortunately you can't.

The Snapdragon 7c Gen 2 from Qualcomm is a low powered ARM based processor, similar to the CPU's in Android Smart Phones. It's a basic processor meant for light productivity, not games. Roblox requires an X64 CPU from Intel or AMD. It's not compatible with this game. In fact, most games won't work with an ARM CPU in Windows 10 or Windows 11 for ARM.

Windows on ARM, so my guess it is a compatibly issue?

You're running Windows on a PC with an ARM based processor, PC game pass requires a PC running an Intel or AMD processor and for most games, a dedicated graphics card. Your system has neither.

The ARM based systems are not supported. Emulation isn't an option, now or in the future.

Xcloud can be used on a PC, but it's only avaliable to Xbox Insiders at the moment.

It sounds like perhaps a logical incompatibility based on the assumption that I'm on a Surface (as opposed to a fully fledged ARM based PC), when it may not be incompatible at all

Don't you mean "fully fledged PC" rather than ARM based? As no matter what ARM based machine you had, the fact would still remain that the machine would still be ARM based rather than X86/64 and you'd still have the compatibility problems.

Even the high end Surface X86/64 machines are still not suited to PC games.