That's it guys, I hope this article was able to solve your "app crashing" problem with Bluestacks 4 (64-bit version). Try playing these type of games using " Auto" or " ARM64" after installation. NOTE: If the " ABI" is set to " Auto" but the game app is crashing after installation, try to uninstall the game app, set the " ABI" to " ARM64" then re-install the game to check if it would work. You can identify these game apps if you can still see a " device incompatibility" error even if you have the latest version of Bluestacks. Follow all the steps, and then click on Restart Now or Restart Later. Click on Get Started, and choose the Microsoft Account with which you signed up. On your PC, go to Settings > Update & Security > Windows Insider Program. TIP: Switch back the " ABI" to " ARM64" if you are going to install game apps from the Google Play Store that would require Android 64-bit. Make sure to login with the Microsoft account linked to the PC in which you intend to upgrade. So basically, what you want to do here for now is to set the " ABI" to " Auto" first if you are going to install a new game app from the Google Play Store to ensure that you'll be able to play them right away (unless they'll be able to fix or update this, to be more user friendly.). You might be having some problems other than this. If it's not working, double check if you have the latest version (update your Bluestacks), or go to the " Help Section" of Bluestacks, then select " Report a Problem".
Congratulations, you should now be able to open and play them all! ^^
Once you are done setting up the " ABI" to " Auto", go and uninstall the game apps then re-install them again. Click on Restart now, so that the changes may take effect. Bluestacks Installation just crashes my PC. Select " Auto" then click on Save. A pop up will appear asking you to restart BlueStacks.
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