Today, we will be showing you how to run Fortnite on an unsupported OS. This is a popular Windows PC game by Epic Games.

Fortnite is the living, action building survival game where you and your friends lead a group of Heroes to reclaim and rebuild a homeland left empty by a mysterious darkness called “The Storm”. It is about crafting weapons, building fortified structures, exploration, scavenging items and fighting massive amounts of monsters. It’s a milder version of PlayerUnknown’s Battleground if you like.

However, Fortnite’s system requirements are as shown below.

Fortnite recommended system requirements:

Fortnite minimum system requirements:

Hence, the game can only be installed on a 64-bit processor. However, in order to install and play the game on an unsupported OS, Windows Report has compiled applicable fixes listed in this post.

First of all, you may need to consider meeting Fortnite system requirements by updating your PC. Hence, replacing your PC’s RAM to a 64-bit RAM may be all you need or changing your hard drive and then reinstalling Windows OS.

However, before updating your PC’s hardware, you should carefully backup all your important files and restore after updating your Windows PC. You can easily get this done with the help of a computer engineer/technician around you.

Sometimes, having a dedicated gaming PC with 64-bit partition is not such a bad idea. Some PCs are not built to handle heavy-duty games such as Fortnite.

Hence, another way of getting Fortnite to play is buying another PC preferably a 64-bit PC. There is loads of 64-bit partition Windows 10 OS PC available on Amazon, so you might want to check them out and install Fortnite on it.

Some Windows users reported getting Fortnite to play simply by using PC emulator to run the game. However, some emulators might not work with your PC depending on the configuration settings but the following emulators are known to be able to work with Fortnite: