Windows 10 32-bit freezes after loading PE

[ghost]

It appears that Windows 10 32 bit will freeze after loading the PE on the ISO image. It will show the Windows logo successfully, and read the entire Windows PE image, and then stop. The speed goes to about 200 mIPS, and stays there until the tab is closed.

I used Tiny 10 (32 bit) to run Windows 10.

[spetterman66]

The emulated CPU does not support SSE3 and higher instruction sets, so the latest windows version that will work is Windows 8 build 8133

[Pixelsuft]

I've experemented with Windows 8 Betas and found that in QEMU 8133 boots without PAE, but 8148 won't. If I disable PAE in CPUID I get the same result as in QEMU with pae=off. So, problem may be in PAE.

Edit: Patched Windows 8.1 boots in QEMU without PAE, but in v86 it doesn't boot, so I don't know.

[spetterman66]

oh so its PAE, that's why 👀

[Carterpersall]

Can confirm that there's no change in OS support after the recent addition of SSE3

[spetterman66]

well... android-x86 4.4-r2 🙂

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Can confirm that there's no change in OS support after the recent addition of SSE3

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[Carterpersall]

well... android-x86 4.4-r2 🙂

I meant more specifically in terms of Windows Support with Windows 8 Build 8133 and beyond, probably should've specified that lol

[copy]

It's probably https://github.com/copy/v86/issues/845 now.

[iocmet]

Is this issue about this? I gets this error when trying run Windows 10 21h1 x86 installer

[copy]

@iocmet You can comment out those assertions (they are only there to not miss new MSRs). But you'll most likely run into one of the other unimplemented hardware features afterwards.