Installing Windows 11 on a Raspberry Pi 5 - Is It Possible?

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Today we're gonna find out if its possible to install Windows 11 on the Raspberry Pi 5. Let's see what I got myself into this time...

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● Chapters:
00:00 - Here we go again...
01:03 - How I'm doing this
02:20 - Parts needed
04:59 - Prepping the Pi
06:08 - A small problem appears
07:56 - Let's do it anyway
10:04 - A shocking discovery (not)
10:43 - Doing it the right way
15:18 - Using Windows 11
22:16 - Trying to break stuff
23:12 - Switching to the Pi 4
25:20 - Fixing my mistake
27:38 - It works! (barely)
31:51 - Finally on the desktop
34:30 - Outro

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