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A qualified guess would be that you can just install it, because the bootloader is Microsoft signed so it would pass the secure boot check. Edit: Apparently Su
by poizan42 9y ago
A qualified guess would be that you can just install it, because the bootloader is Microsoft signed so it would pass the secure boot check.
Edit: Apparently Surface 2 isn't AArch64, so probably not.
- stiGGG 9y agoAs far as i understand it, this needs an 64bit ARM SoC?
- JonathonW 9y agoThat assumes that: (1) Microsoft makes generic install media available (rather than just device-specific restore media, for devices that ship with Windows 10 ARM), and (2) Windows 10 ARM will run on ARMv7 devices, rather than being restricted to ARMv8 (AArch64) devices.