Windhawk is a superb modding software for many who are usually not pleased with the way in which Home windows works and the way it appears out of the field. It could actually modify loads of stuff with out being too intrusive and create nice issues like a well-made Begin menu, a side-pinned taskbar (not very well-made, however working nonetheless), folder sizes in File Explorer, and extra. Due to the newest replace, Windhawk is now engaged on computer systems with ARM processors.

Windhawk model 1.6 introduces full ARM64 assist, which permits customers to put in it on units just like the Floor Professional 11 with Snapdragon processors. Along with Home windows customization, Windhawk 1.6 can modify native ARM64 and partially emulated functions. Here’s what the developer says within the changelog:

ARM64 assist. Windhawk can now be put in on ARM64 variations of Home windows, and customization of native ARM64 packages is totally supported. Customization of x86 and x64 packages on ARM64 Home windows has some limitations, which is likely to be improved sooner or later. Some mods could must be adjusted by their authors to work accurately on ARM64 Home windows.

Whereas ARM64 assist is the most important change in Windhawk 1.6, the replace additionally features a handful of varied fixes and enhancements, like localization assist on the “Discover” web page, improved mod unloading to stop crashes (the app now waits for mods to complete operating earlier than unloading them), fixes for numerous errors and crashes, compatibility enhancements with console functions, and much more.

Yow will discover the whole changelog in Windhawk’s repository on GitHub, the place you may also obtain the newest model. Earlier than attempting it, remember the fact that regardless of being open-source and permitting you to peek beneath the hood of every mod, Windhawk stays a third-party customization app, so contemplate potential dangers and at all times do backups of vital knowledge.