Windows 10: Windows ARM

Hello! I just have a question. Why Microsoft didn't put an efforts in Windows additional programms to make it more like android.I'm sorry. I just watched an video in which guy managed to install Windows ARM on a android device Pocophone F1.Here a link VideoAfter seeing this I wonder. Why there no mobile devices on Windows, if they are, why they didnt have aggresive PR wich talk about unlimites possabilities! Play videogames from PC, Use full software, etc. And with a affordable prices. Too many emotions. But after this video I want Android death .S Sorry for a bad English.

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windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

Windows on Arm

Hi,

My name is Carl and I am an independent Windows 10 advisor.

This is purely down to the manufacturer of the hardware I'm afraid and not a Windows limitation. Dual screens on ARM should work but I'm not sure how your two-in-one USB C connection would work via Windows.

As you can see from the following link this is the current limitations for Windows 10 ARM:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-gb/help/452160...

I'd suggest it's likely an issue with the configuration. Do you have any other outputs you could use (HDMI?) to test?

Kind regards,

Carl.

 

Errors with arm-none-eabi-gcc on Windows 10 Bash

I'm trying to use Windows 10 Bash to run an ARM cross compiler but it seems like I cannot get the gcc compiler to execute (ie: arm-none-eabi-gcc). This error appears:

This error appears on a VM/Ubuntu machine if you do not install 32-bit libraries because this ARM cross compiler i'm using is 32-bit. Installing those same libraries on Windows 10 bash still does not resolve this issue.

I'm basically following these steps below here within bash:
https://dev.px4.io/starting-installing-linux-boutique.html

And for the 32-bit libraries:

Installation appears correct when following these steps but the error message remains for arm-none-eabi-gcc. Are there any incompatibilities with what i'm doing here?