(If the “mount” item does not appear in the context menu, most likely it is because you have installed programs like 7-zip, CDburner or similar on your PC. As a first step you have to mount the ISO, the operation is very simple click with the right mouse button on the ISO and select the mount context menu item. Let’s go back to the ISO you downloaded earlier for a moment. In fact, once executed, WOR will ask you on the first screen, that is, on the welcome page, to select the language, and consequently we select the Italian language and click on next. The contents of the zip file should be identical to that shown in the figure.įrom this point on, the steps to follow are really very simple and intuitive. Once you have downloaded and extracted the contents of the zip file containing WOR, you will need to run the wor.exe file. WOR is currently at version 2.2.1, so click on the Download version 2.2.1 button.
Then, go to this web page and download Windows On Raspberry Imager. We have reached the point where, the bulk of the work is done, but we still have to proceed with the second phase which is to download and install WOR, the tool produced by the Windows On Raspberry community, which will allow us to install windows 11 on the MicroSD or, in any case, on an external disk as it could also be a USB stick. Logically this depends on the internet connection speed, at your disposal, and on the performance of your pc.Īfter this phase, we have to download and install WOR, which as we said before is the software that will allow us to install the Windows 11 ISO on the MicroSD that we will later insert into our Raspberry Pi. Keep in mind that this phase can last even more than half an hour.
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