Third-party developers have performed meritorious service. Microsoft Surface Duo 2 has supported brushing the machine to install the Win11 ARM system.
CTOnews.com, October 16. At the end of September this year, developer Gustave Monce said he was working on projects related to Surface Duo 2 UEFI. The most significant change is that Surface Duo 2 is fully operational under UEFI, and UEFI is a key part of running Windows.
Now the good news is that Surface Duo 2 has made significant progress in brushing into the Windows 11 ARM system and is now able to install the Windows 11 ARM system. Surface Duo 2 uses the newer Qualcomm Snapdragon 888 processor.
Developer Gustave Monce has published a detailed guide describing the details of getting Surface Duo 2 to run Windows 11. While it sounds great, the process is long and complex, so developers suggest waiting for a more user-friendly version.
In addition, running Windows 11 on Surface Duo 2 is not perfect, and there are a lot of features and errors that cannot be used by Bug. So far, with the exception of the display on the left, the UFS and a processor core, other key functions are barely available.
In addition, trying to get Surface Duo 2 to run Windows takes a long installation process and involves the risk of damage to the equipment. Surface Duo 2 currently sells for $1499 (about 10808 yuan). The first generation of Surface Duo running Windows 11 has been able to provide a better experience, which costs just over $300 (about 2163 yuan).
If users don't want to mess around, the recent Android 12L upgrade to Microsoft's dual-screen smartphone Surface Duo 2 has been exposed. CTOnews.com has learned that the upgrade will bring Windows 11-like designs to first-and second-generation Surface Duo, making Microsoft's smartphones look more similar to desktop operating systems.
"Microsoft Surface Duo 2 has been successfully brushed into the Win11 ARM system, and the Lumia 950s / XL project is coming to an end."
"similar to Win11 design, Microsoft Surface Duo 2 runs Android 12L system photos exposed."
