Microsoft outlines the limitations of Windows 10 on ARM devices
Are you absolutely stoked for the launch of Windows 10 on ARM devices? We first heard about the project more than a year ago, and in May of last year Microsoft explained a little about how regular old Win32 x86 apps would run on the systems. In the meantime, Asus and others have announced upcoming laptops built on the technology. Even with all that talk around the platform, there were still some questions left unanswered, like whether we'd be able to run 64-bit apps or use Hyper-V. Microsoft put out a document last week that provided some answers.
The original document at the Microsoft site was titled "Limitations of apps and experiences on ARM," but the company replaced it with another page intended to help developers troubleshoot their x86 apps on ARM clients. Both pages have more or less the same information, though the new version presents it in a ...