The Raspberry Pi has finally been released for the 64-bit bit, and it is now available for download by everyone. Ensure its compatibility and stability. To use the Raspberry Pi OS 64-bit, you should have a Pi3, Pi4, or Pi Zero W. Gordon Hollingworth says: Over the past year, we’ve been trialing a beta of the Raspberry Pi OS in glorious 64-bit. Now it’s time to open it up to a wider audience.
Download Raspberry Pi 64-bit
How to Install the 64-Bit Raspberry Pi OS
- Download the Raspberry Pi OS, and then write it to your SD card.
- Launch Etcher, and then under Select Image, point Etcher to the Raspbian IMG Zip file, and then under
- Select the drive where you saved your file.
- Next, click on Flash, and it will begin installing the Raspberry Pi OS.
- Next, ensure all the required things are plugged in, and then enter the SD card. It will automatically boot up.
- That’s it!
Know issue
Currently, 64-Bit doesn’t have WidevineCDM, and it won’t be able to play streaming services like Netflix, Amazon Prime, and Disney+.