Windows 10: windows 10 ARM ISO image for raspberry pi 3

I am trying to get a build for windows 10 ARM for raspberry pi 3.


From https://uupdump.ml/ I got the build for the following disc image file:


17134.1550.200602-1741.RS4_RELEASE_SVC_PROD1_CLIENTPRO_OEMRET_A64FRE_EN-US

The WOA deployer for raspberry pi wants a .WIM windows image. Can you offer pointers on why I am unable to build a .WIM image?


Thanks,

Priya

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Brand new Raspberry Pi 2 comes with Windows 10 AND Ubuntu support !

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Windows 10 IoT failed to start on Raspberry PI 3, status : 0x000014c

Hi,

I installed Windows 10 IoT on Raspberry PI 3, through Windows 10 IoT Dashboard. when it boot first time, it worked well till the screen of wifi, but after I connected the Raspberry PI to WiFi Network, there was a gray screen, then I disconnected the Power
of raspberry PI and reconnected it again, I got a message from Windows boot Manager : Windows Filed to start. A recent hardware or software change might be the cause.

I am using SD card SanDisk Ultra microSDHC UHS-1 16 GB.

any idea to solve that issue.

Thanks.

Update : I removed the SD card and plug it again, it worked fine for first time, when I restarted the device, it showed the same error.

 

Windows 10 can (sorta) run on the Raspberry Pi 3

A user called @NTAuthority on Twitter managed to run full Windows 10 on the Raspberry Pi 3 platform in some spare time.

It currently has all of the features of Windows 10 for ARM, but it currently only recognizes 1 CPU Core instead of all 4 cores the Pi has (just needs some tweaking), only uses software acceleration for graphics (because Microsoft didn't finish the VideoCore
IV drivers, only has stubs), and doesn't have working USB drivers (other than for a basic keyboard).

However, it would be truly awesome if Microsoft decided to pour some resources into getting Windows 10 running on the Raspberry Pi 3. It is possible as shown by @NTauthority -
it just needs more development time. @NTAuthority is quite busy with other projects, however, but maybe a community effort could get this through...





The terrible performance numbers (100% CPU usage) is due to it only recognizing, for now, 1 CPU core when there are actually 4 cores in the Pi, that the CPU is used for rendering the display (it can't use the GPU in the Pi yet), as stated before. However,
even when the Windows desktop is fully loaded, it only uses 1/2 the RAM available. This is running on the Pi 3 Model B, and not the brand new Pi 3 Model B+ which is even faster. It can be done - just needs some work.

EDIT: Due to the USB Drivers being missing, Ethernet does not work. Drivers for WiFi are also not written.

Overall, to continue the work, it would require:

- Writing a WiFi driver

- Writing a USB + Ethernet combo chip driver

- Writing sound driver for HDMI Audio / 3.5mm jack

- Writing a DirectX for VideoCore driver (stubs exist already, only work with 1 demo app)

- Fixing the single core limitation to see all four cores (according to @NTauthority, not a large deal, just a little meddling most likely)

- Perhaps a Microsoft discount? Paying a $120 license for, well, $35 hardware is...

@NTAuthority is very busy with other projects, but who knows? Maybe something could happen in a community project or something similar.

Overall, it works - but it lacks a lot of the drivers necessary to use much of the Pi's hardware fully.