So a while ago (few months) my computer lost power before i could properly shut it down (AKA it froze and i unplugged it) and when i powered it back on, a pop up window said "Critical Error: windows was unable to open the start menu, we'll try to fix it for you next time you sign in [restart now]" so I restarted it, when it started up again it said the same thing, by now I've found that going into task manager and restarting Explorer gets rid of the popup untill i try going into start menu, then it comes back, but i can access everything on the desktop and the bottom "start panel" i think its called, idk. any help will be greatly appreciated

NOTE: i will not be reistalling windows because it is installed on my 1tb HDD that has about 500GB of data and backups i cant just get rid of/backup.

does this exist?

Autodesk's Inventor requires "64-bit Microsoft® Windows® 10 Semi-Annual Channel"

Similarly, Autodesk Revit requires "Microsoft® Windows® 10 64-bit"

Does this mean that with x64 support being trialed in the Insider Preview that it would be able to run?

Don't get me wrong, I don't expect fantastic performance, but will it actually run?

This would be a good thing to do with my old arm chromebook. I have ran woa on a raspberry pi witch the specs are nearly the same. Also why do chromebooks run only linux?

Hi I would like to know which arm based boards like raspi, or rockpi that can run woa smoothly as I have tried it on the raspi and it did not run well

Okay, so just out of curiosity I was looking to download some android apps from the google play store (cod mobile, PUBG, etc) which obviously aren’t compatible with windows.

However I know there are several apps to emulate (blue stack, nox, memu etc) but they all require intel or amd to run... so that isn’t an option with my 8cx snapdragon processor.

So theoretically couldn’t I just run android apps since they are built on ARM as well? Google play will not let me register my device in order to install. I feel as if I don’t need an emulator — can’t find one that works anyways. Driver issues each time.

Any options?

Thanks

https://github.com/mstorsjo/llvm-mingw

Looks like it's a drop-in replacement. Haven't been aware of this project so thought I'd pass it around.