Users can now download the ISO file for Windows 11 designed for Arm-based chips, facilitating installation on virtual machines or creating installation media.
With the new ISO option, Windows 11 becomes accessible to a broader range of users, particularly those with Arm-based devices, expanding its usability and market reach.
Microsoft acknowledges that while the ISO is available, not all drivers are included, which may require additional steps from users post-installation.
This release marks a significant shift in support for Arm architecture, aligning with the growing trend of Arm adoption in personal and enterprise computing.
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