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Installing the 64-bit LDPlayer for Games That Require 64-bit

Some games ship only 64-bit APK files and do not run on the standard 32-bit LDPlayer. The 64-bit LDPlayer is a separate build that runs Android 7.1.2 (Nougat). This guide shows how to install it and when it makes sense.

Before You Start

Prerequisites: Check whether the game you want requires 64-bit. If it does not, the 32-bit LDPlayer is usually the better choice.; Check that your PC meets the requirements in the PC system requirements guide in Related.; Make sure you have room for a second emulator on your disk.

Step-by-Step

  1. Download the [64-bit LDPlayer installer](https://res.ldrescdn.com/download/en/LDPlayer64_ens_3064_ld.exe).
  2. Run the installer to install the 64-bit LDPlayer as a separate program.
  3. Launch the 64-bit LDPlayer.
  4. Search for the game you want to play.

## Overview Some games ship only 64-bit APK files and do not run on the standard 32-bit LDPlayer. The 64-bit LDPlayer is a separate build that runs Android 7.1.2 (Nougat). This guide shows how to install it and when it makes sense.

The bit count refers to how the emulator and the game handle data. A 32-bit emulator runs only 32-bit games. A 64-bit emulator can run both 32-bit and 64-bit games. The 64-bit build is a separate install, so it does not replace LDPlayer 3 or LDPlayer 4 on your PC.

## What to expect The 64-bit LDPlayer opens as its own program with its own instances. It does not change your 32-bit LDPlayer. Search for the game in the 64-bit build, not in the 32-bit one. If the game appears and installs there, the 64-bit build is the right choice for that game.

## Why this works Some games only include 64-bit code. A 32-bit emulator cannot run that code, so the install fails or the game does not appear. The 64-bit build can run both types, which is why it is needed for those games.

## Common mistakes

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## Notes and Troubleshooting

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