Use this magic wizard to install Windows 11 on your Raspberry Pi - You don't even need a computer!

[@RaspberryTips]

📥 Download my free PDF glossary to start the right way: download.raspberrytips.com/glossary

[@fred-youtube]

You can skip Microsoft account by typing "user" (without quotes) as the email and password, and speed it up by turning off transparency and aninations in settings (search for them, i have no idea where they are in Windows 11), then uninstall the bloatware as with any Windows system

[@RaspberryTips]

@@fred-youtube Thanks!

[@espero_dev]

@@RaspberryTips hey can it run exe or just linux look like windows 11

[@cocrn11]

Tried both ways per the video and still get hung up on the Ip icon, with the bottom asking ESC (Setup), F1 (shell) Enter (boot) for 3 hours and still the same

[@VivekRastogi]

I have converted the ISO on Mac and now shall I directly copy the ISO on mini SD Card and boot? How to run Windows 11 now from mini SD Card.

[@gi_ke_films]

Which is best version for wor win11 HOME OR win11 PRO please tell

[@RaspberryTips]

This should help: www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/compare-windows-10-home-vs-pro Basically, use HOME if you don't need the PRO features (active directory, bitlocker, etc.).

[@danimourinho]

How is windows 11 performance doing basic task like email, office, webrowsing and youtube??

[@RaspberryTips]

I didn't even try much, as even the system settings navigation was slow. But there is probably some room to improve my results, by using a Pi 4 8 GB, an SSD and disabling/uninstalling useless features.

[@richarddukard8989]

its ok, not great. There's no GPU support, nor will there ever be, from what I've read. Basically, anything graphics intensive is not good

[@Mikeyoung1947]

windows is not activated and cant find the files to do so is there a work around or is this a boot leg version

[@RaspberryTips]

According to the WOR project website, it's possible to activate it with a regular license key. I haven't tried it, so I can't say for sure. Source: worproject.ml/faq

[@S1Iiz]

Congratulations, but how will you be able to play a higher-spec PC game on it? Because you have only got Quad Core 64 Bit 4GB RAM 🥴

[@RaspberryTips]

Aha, no you can't play anything on this :-) It's more an experiment that something you will use every day.