Hello,

Linux is kinda too complicated for new incomers. Very much.

How to install Microsoft Windows operating system on a Raspberry PI 4 or Pine64 machines (Arm)?

Kind regards

Seems like this belongs in a Windows forum. Some googling would help you too.

A web search for "raspberry pi windows" will turn up lots of articles.

But I'm going to offer a thought: Linux is not complicated. Windows seems easy because most people grew up with it.

Linux is just different. Expect to be different, and I think you may not find it as complicated as it seems at first glance.

Good luck.

Granted, you've likely spent years learning "Windows' Ways" but in 2023 to assume Linux is "too complicated for new incomers" is at the very least way outdated. Here's an example list of full distros designed for windows migration for x86. https://itsfoss.com/windows-like-linux-distributions/ . Many of those have ARM versions.

As for ARM distros, there are numerous Debian and RedHat based distros that run fast, are a breeze to install, and even can be test run from the installer/demo on USB. Why would anyone choose to increase dependence on Windows knowing it has become so invasive? Did you actually read that EULA? Even encryption doesn't stop Microsoft from viewing ALL your data, including browser history, and email, AND sharing it with several 3rd parties.

It's stupidly easy to install Raspberry Pi OS.

https://raspberrytips.com/install-raspberry-pi-os/

A user called openbsd98324 should be able to cope with it.