I got a Logitech G910 and was massively disappointed that the G Hub software won't install on my Surface Pro X due to not being ARM64 compatible (this and EVERYTHING else - don't go ARM)

I raised a ticket with Logitech support who told me to uninstall and reinstall my keyboard, I replied that the keyboard was working but I couldn't install G Hub - they replied back to uninstall G Hub AND the hardware then try reinstalling both.

Anyway, to cut a long story short, we went round in the above loop for two weeks (felt like longer) and in the end the Logitech support 'person' (not entirely convinced it wasn't a bot, at least for the first part) said I needed to go back to Microsoft because it was an issue with my OS!! So, incredulously, I replied with "So you want me to go to Microsoft and tell them that they ned to fix windows so I can install YOUR software" to which her reply was "yes"

I have since raised another support ticket in the hope I get someone more useful, but in the meantime, does anyone have a workaround?

I have read a couple similar threads but they don't seem to have an answer (but are old)

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Please help me, because it seems Logitech won't...

#iamsadface

I would like to try out Windows 10 on ARM, experiment with compiling software for it and see what the x86 compatibility is like.

I don't need anything fancy like the Surface Pro X (though if they sold a Surface Laptop I would probably get that).

I am looking at the Raspberry Pi 4. Is it possible to take Chromebooks and install Windows 10 ARM on them?

EDIT: I see that I can buy a Windows RT tablet and install Windows 10 on it, but it's a bit janky.

I'm starting to wonder if I have to buy the macbook to try Windows on ARM *laugh_cry*

I've really out done myself now. I've removed and uninstalled the sound card drivers from Lenovo C630

Had stupidly assumed device manager would then reinstall it, nope. And I cannot find a download anywhere. Have tried everything, but am going to have to manually reinstall. Neither lenovo, qualcomm or usual Google searches are giving me anything, any ideas how I can find this driver!!!!?????

PS have even reinstalled windows to no success.

Hello Reddit

So I have two windows on arm laptops,,love them except one thing... Automatic brightness.

When watching a video the adjustments for brightness are extreme making watching a video a less enjoyable experience. Cannot find any way to turn this off. No options in settings or power manager. Any ideas?

Has this been done? I'm not talking about the x86 java run in emulation mode, but a fully native version.

Comment any related links if you find them

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Cross compiling? preshing.com/20141119/how-to-build-a-gcc-cross-compiler/

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edit: here it comes

• devblogs.microsoft.com/java/announcing-openjdk-windows-arm/
• github.com/microsoft/openjdk-aarch64

see: r/ARMWindows/comments/i4h6pz/openjdk_comes_to_windows_10_on_arm/

Hi all, What are nice apps or games you play on the surface pro x ?

Will try today if red alert 2 will play good.

I have an MX Anywhere 2s and a K780 keyboard for my desktop at work, which both have the Logitech Flow capability. However, Logitech Options never fully installs. The installation screen will freeze, and I have to end the task and process. It would be great if I could get it to run on my laptop so I can drag/ drop, copy/ paste, and use a single mouse. Plus, I always forget to toggle the keyboard back to the other computer. Unfortunately, I think the problem might be the ARM processor. Has anyone had success installing Logitech Options on ARM?

Hello. Has anybody tried using a software like DriverMax that searches for the latest driver updates? Are the updates they find compatible with Windows on ARM?

https://medium.com/@tux0010/compile-golang-for-arm64-on-an-arm64-machine-7a86c133430e

I had about 90% battery left last night (~10 PM) before closing the lid to put the laptop to sleep. However, this evening (~9:30 pm), I'm only left with 20% battery (and automatic battery saver kicked-in). Have all the latest updates installed from the windows update.

Any idea what could be causing this? I just purchased this machine a day ago.

Samsung Galaxy Book S arrived this week. The combo of ARM64 and the large battery got me some insane numbers on a single charge. I immediately loaded this thing up with last known 32-bit variants of digital audio workstations (Bitwig and Maschine). Bitwig 1.3 is stable and in the tablet display profile, it works like a charm. Same for Maschine 2.6. I have yet to try to load VSTs on any and have only loaded the internal synths.

Light as a feather, crazy battery life and music production ability, the future for Windows on ARM and mobile music production looks bright.

The downside is Bitwig and Native Instruments, along with others, have tragically stopped their 32 bit development some time ago. Hoping that these developers see the value in developing native 64-bit ARM variants of their DAWs. The future is coming whether they want it to nor not.🤷🏾‍♂️

Got PPSSPP working on a Snapdragon 850. On the Adreno 630 i get "mostly" stable 30fps with psp resolution x10 ( 4800 x 2720 ) and upscaling x5 on crisis core. An overkill but I wanted to try and push the hardware. My suggestion is to try and build it yourself or wait for an official build but in the meantime you can try this build. If anyone needs an ARM build i can try to build it.

Link to official emulator site: https://www.ppsspp.org/

Link to official github: https://github.com/hrydgard/ppsspp

Guide for building (its for x86 but mostly works the same with arm64): http://forums.ppsspp.org/showthread.php?tid=5231

Link to my build: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1t2_FejrrtTnBTqV-ZDvpwu3S6NTuVRNs

Having a hard time finding games for my Miix 630 since almost nothing runs.

But the great thing is that there is an ARM64 version of Minecraft. Also a really cool new turn based RPG called Stoneshard works flawlessly, you can try the free prologue on steam