Remove Windows 10 ARM from FAQ (raspberrypi#1379)

Andrew Pattison · JamesH65 · commit 3c33d6f0bdab · 2020-01-07T12:06:54.000Z
Rebirth of raspberrypi#1377
diff --git a/faqs/README.md b/faqs/README.md
@@ -43,7 +43,6 @@
 - I heard about something called `rpi-update`. When should I use that?
 - The processors on the latest Raspberry Pi models are 64-bit, but I cannot find an official 64-bit OS.
 - Can I run PC software on the Raspberry Pi?
-- Will it run the Windows 8 Arm edition?
 - Will it run Android or Android Things?
 - Will it run old software?
 - My `.exe` file won't run!
@@ -309,10 +308,6 @@ You cannot run Windows software *directly* on the Raspberry Pi. It is sometimes
 
 There is a wealth of Linux software available directly on the Raspberry Pi itself. By default, Raspbian comes installed with the most commonly used applications. If you need to install something else, use the "Add / Remove Software" application. You can also use the `apt` command - see [APT](../linux/software/apt.md). Linux software binaries available elsewhere are usually compiled for the x86 and x64 architectures, so cannot be used on the Raspberry Pi since it uses the ARM architecture. However, if the source code is available, you can compile an ARM-specific version yourself.
 
-### Will it run the Windows 8 ARM edition?
-
-No. Most models of Raspberry Pi lack the minimum memory and CPU requirements to support Windows 8 ARM edition. The Raspberry Pi also lacks the appropriate axis sensors, and there are many other limiting factors which mean that running Windows 8 Arm edition is not possible.
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 ### Will it run Android or Android Things?
 
 Raspberry Pi themselves do not support the consumer version of Android that you may be familiar with from your mobile phone. There are community efforts to make a version available that can be found online.
