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Microsoft has clarified what won’t be supported by Windows 10 on ARM. These include non-ARM64 drivers, x64 apps, and games and apps that use a version of OpenGL later than 1.1 or that require hardware-accelerated OpenGL.
Windows 10 on ARM is quite different. These devices ship with Windows 10 S, so they still run apps from the Store, although the Windows 10 Store now takes Win32 apps that are packaged for it, and there's also a free upgrade path to Windows 10 Pro.
Windows 10 on ARM is quite different. These devices ship with Windows 10 S, so they still run apps from the Store, although the Windows 10 Store now takes Win32 apps that are packaged for it, and there's also a free upgrade path to Windows 10 Pro.