What are the system requirements for Xreveal?

Xreveal runs on Windows XP through Windows 11 and needs about 5 MB of free hard drive space. It runs natively on x64, x86, and arm64 devices, and the download itself is 2.6 MB. If you are on any supported Windows version with a few megabytes free, your machine meets the requirements.

System requirements at a glance

What each requirement means in practice

Operating system

Xreveal supports the full Windows line from XP to the latest Windows 11. The current release listed on the site is version 3.0.0 (2026-09-18), with a 3.0.0.2 beta dated 2026-09-25. Because the app works in the background and decrypts on the fly, it does not require a modern-only runtime — the XP-to-11 range is stated as a single supported span.

Architecture

The application runs natively on x64, x86, and arm64 devices. "Natively" matters here: on an arm64 machine you are not relying on emulation, so the background decryption behaves the same as on a standard x64 PC.

Disk space

Only 5 MB of hard drive space is required. This is consistent with how Xreveal works: it decrypts on the fly and does not need to store disc data on your hard disk. The 2.6 MB download is the installer size, separate from the installed footprint.

What is not specified

The site lists no CPU, RAM, or GPU minimums, and no drive-type requirement beyond needing a DVD/Blu-ray drive to read the discs it decrypts. If you plan to back up a disc as ISO or folder, the space needed depends on the disc itself, not on Xreveal — the 5 MB figure covers the application, not your backups.

Quick check before installing

1. Confirm your Windows version is XP, Vista, 7, 8, 10, or 11.
2. Confirm you have at least 5 MB free on the target drive.
3. Confirm your device is x64, x86, or arm64.
4. Download the 2.6 MB installer and run it.

If all four are true, Xreveal will install and run on your system.