Windows 10 Mobile on PC?

bro67 said:

bobkin the other fact is that you have a 4GB Physical memory limit with a 32-bit version of Windows vs. you can get up to 512TB for 64-bit OS's from Microsoft.

Does this have anything to do with whether either version (X86 or X64) of Windows 10 will install on a PC that has no NX bit?

This is getting pretty far removed from the OP's original question.

bro67 said:

Yes it does, because there is a limit on 32-bit OS's for memory and file size. 32-bit OS's are going away and when those software designers start adopting 64-bit as Google, Mozilla, Linux and Apple has. You will see a lot more programs and even games that will perform better.

Please read post #3 again. (It's not mine.) I was addressing the idea that Win 10 X86 (32 bit) would install on a PC that does not support the NX bit. (Turns out that neither X86 nor X64 will install.) Nothing to do with what should be installed.

Incidentally, I use X64 on all four PCs that I'm currently running. One is a 2008 laptop with an AMD CPU and only 4GB of RAM (the maximum for that laptop). I'm not sure that I'd care to try it on the OP's PC with 2GB, even though that's right at MS's stated minimum. X64 is the future, and it's pretty much the present.

But not on PCs without an NX bit. They're too much of the past.

banger said:

I have a dual Pentium 4 running windows 10 32 bit no problem.

Keep in mind, my Pentium 4 is not a HT model, so no hyper threading technology.