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    windows 10 does it work on a raspberry pi 3b+?

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    • mituM
      mitu Global Moderator @Sades160
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      @Sades160 You're trying to get Windows 10 on a Raspberry PI ? Why ?

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        Sades160 @mitu
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        @mitu my retropie didnt work remember? and just for fun i wank to just mess around with it if it can work

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        • BobHarrisB
          BobHarris @Sades160
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          @Sades160 Let us know when you get it to work!

          Pi 3B , 64 GB Sandisk ultra flashdrive, 19 systems, 872 hand picked classic gaming gems :-) Dual shock 4v2

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            Sades160 @BobHarris
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            @BobHarris no problem i will let you know when i get it to work and probaly a link to the picture of it if it can work

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            • mituM
              mitu Global Moderator @Sades160
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              @Sades160 I don't think Windows 10 works the way you want it on a Raspberry PI. First, it's not officially supported. There an IoT Core (?) edition of Windows that runs on a PI, but it's basically just a slimmed down Windows, without any graphical interface.
              There was some guy that experimented with Win10 on a Raspberry PI using the ARM version for Surface, but it took 1h (+) to get it to boot. Plus, even if it's Windows, the CPU is different and most (if not all) the programs you have now on your PC will not work.

              Either way, you should try asking on a Windows dedicated forum, I don't think anybody here got Windows 10 working on a PI.

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                Sades160 @mitu
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                @mitu ok and probaly i will follow ETA PRIMES video on how to do it on youtube

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                • Sades160S
                  Sades160
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                  or i will re flash retropie to get it working again

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                  • Sades160S
                    Sades160
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                    never mind im re flashing retropie on my windows laptop

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                      Sades160 @BobHarris
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                      @BobHarris just got retropie re flashed

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                        markyh444 @Sades160
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                        @Sades160 in the end, everyone comes back to Retropie...

                        Retropie in a NES - Pi 3 with Mausberry circuit shutdown switch wired to buttons and 8bitdo NesPro30 controller
                        Retropie in a Saturn Controller - Pi Zero, GPIO controls using DB9 driver
                        Retropie in a PSX - Pi3
                        https://markyh444.wordpress.com

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