I always like to go into Options/Congiurations/Paths and set the location of where I store my Wii/GameCube games. I suspect you can go larger than this, but the developer of the ARM64 Components suggest this in his original post (see above.) Click close and Dolphin is ready to go! (see Bug Fix: above if you don't see close.) Next open the Enhancements tab and set Internal Resolution: to 3x Native (1920x1584) for 1080p. Scroll down and under the Shader Compilation section check the Compile Shaders Before Starting box. (I didn't run into an issue, but if you do make sure you have DirectX installed.) Also under the Basic section make sure to check the V-Sync box. While still in the General tab look in the Basic section and set Backend: to Direct3D 12. Next, go back into the Options tab and select Graphics Settings. Bug fix: if close isn't showing simply resize the window.

Under CPU Options make sure JIT ARM64(experimental) is selected and then close. Go into Configuration and then the Advanced tab. While you're there go ahead and right-click the now overwritten Dolphin.exe and select send to/Desktop to make yourself a shortcut (optional.) When it prompts, tell Windows to overwrite files. Again, I extracted to Desktop, and then dragged the files over to Dolphin directory. Next, extract the Dolphin ARM64 Components archive Google Drive built for you. I prefer to extract it to Desktop and them move it over to the Programs folder as this seems to cause less issue. Install C++ for ARM64 that you downloaded above. Also note: on the Chromium based Edge browser after Google finishes making the archive Edge prompts 'Leave Site?' Click leave for Edge to download the archive. This will download the whole archive making sure you grab the files and folders. VERY IMPORTANT NOTE: When you follow the link click the down arrow beside 'Dolphin' (underneath the search bar) and select download. (At the time of this writing, I am running 5.0-11991)ĪRM64 Visual C++ redistributable for Visual Studio 2019 I'd also like to thank Cruncher04 from over at the Windows Central forums for developing the ARM components needed.ĭownload the following essential files/folders:įollow the link and download the Windows 圆4 file. A simple google search will yield answers.įirst, I'd like to thank u/King_0zymandias for his post this morning spotlighting his SPX running Dolphin. PLEASE NOTE I will not be showing you how to obtain the iso files/games for this emulator due to copyright. If you are unfamiliar with Dolphin Emulator, it is a very popular GameCube and Wii emulator.

In this post I will be guiding you through downloading the essential files and installing Dolphin Emulator for Windows on ARM devices like the Microsoft Surface Pro X.

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