What is the Windows on Raspberry (WoR) Project?
The Windows on Raspberry Project aims to allow you to use Windows' ARM-based operating systems on Raspberry devices, or more precisely, to make this use possible with an easy installation.
Currently, it allows you to install the ARM-based version of Windows 10 on your Raspberry devices.
You can use the link below to visit the official website of the WoR Project.
WoR Project -> Official Page
The WoR Project supports Raspberry 2 and newer models, and the more RAM your device has, the faster and smoother it will run. Anyway, without extending the introduction further, let's move on to how we will install it on our device.
Required Programs
Windows on Raspberry -> Download link
Current ARM-Based Windows Operating System
UUP Dump -> Allows you to download the desired operating system with detailed preferences.
Download link
UUP Adguard -> Allows you to simply download the desired Windows operating system.
Download link
Note: WoR only works on Windows 10 computers, so your computer must have the Windows 10 operating system.
Installation Process
After downloading the WoR Project and the operating system we want, we open the WoR Project.
The first screen will prompt you to choose a language; select the language in which you want to use the program and click the "Next" button.
On the next screen, you will be asked to select your SD card and the type of Raspberry device you are using. Since I am using a Raspberry 4, I choose 4 and continue.
On the next screen, you will be prompted to select the Windows version you downloaded; here, select the Windows Image file and click "Next".
On the next two screens, you will be asked to select the drivers and the software for UEFI.
At this step, if your device is connected to the internet, select the options "Use the latest firmware available on the server".
If you are not connected to the internet, you can go to the WoR Project page and download from there.
However, my advice is definitely to do this process while connected to the internet.
On the configuration page, select the partition table as "GUID" and click the "Next" button.
You do not need to select anything here, just click the "Install" button and start the installation.
Depending on your device's performance, the WoR Project will install the Windows operating system onto your SD card, and once the installation is complete, a screen like above with the message "Installation complete!" will appear.
When this screen appears, click the "Finish" button, insert your SD card into your Raspberry device, and you can start using it.
Note: You can also install Windows 11 Arm using this method.
When you first insert your SD card, you will be greeted with the standard Windows 10 installer, and once installation is complete, you can enjoy the ARM-based Windows 10 operating system.
Note: To be able to use all the RAM on Raspberry Pi 4 models with 4GB or more RAM, you need to remove the RAM lock from the boot section!
If you have any issues with the installation or if you have any questions, you can ask me below as a comment.
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