Is It On Arm?
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EarTrumpet on Windows on ARM

File-New-Project · System Utilities
YESAn official ARM64 build is available.

Per-app volume control

Native build listed · awaiting our check
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Sources disagreeOne source lists a native ARM64 build, but compatibility testing still reports this app running under emulation. We're re-checking it. If you've tested it, tell us what Task Manager shows.

Details

ARCHITECTURE
ARM64 (native)
BUILD
Official
GET IT FROM
Microsoft Store
LICENSE
Open source
PUBLISHER
File-New-Project
CONFIRMED NATIVE
Pending
TESTED BY
Not yet
DOWNLOAD LINK CHECKED
2026-11-05
ARM64 PROOF
Not yet checked
SOURCES
Our research, armrepo community list

Make sure it's running native

  1. 01Open EarTrumpet, then press Ctrl + Shift + Esc to open Task Manager.
  2. 02On the Details page, right-click a column header, choose Select columns, and tick Architecture.
  3. 03Find its process. ARM64 means native. x64 means you have the emulated build, so reinstall it from the link above.
What ARM64EC and the other values mean

Questions

Does EarTrumpet run natively on Windows on ARM?

Yes. File-New-Project publishes an official ARM64 build. Some compatibility testing still reports it running emulated, so we’re re-checking it.

Where do I download EarTrumpet for ARM64?

Use the microsoft store link on this page. Per-app volume control. If Task Manager shows the app as x64 after installing, you have the emulated build.

Will EarTrumpet run on a Snapdragon X laptop or Copilot+ PC?

Yes. The ARM64 build runs on any Windows 11 on ARM PC, including Snapdragon X-series laptops, Surface Pro and Surface Laptop, and other Copilot+ PCs.