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Black Screen @ Windows 11 on ARM (Run on Parallels) #966
Describe the bug
After install OpenShell and restart the Windows, when reboot, windows become all black screen with no response to any keyboard command. Basically dead machine. The following release versions have been tried and all have black screen issue:
4_4_169
4_4_160
4_4_142
No versions tested so far can make it work.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Install OpenSell
Restart Windows after install.
Black Screen
Expected behavior
Windows can reboot correctly with OpenShell installed.
Screenshots
Just a very black screen.
Version:
OpenShell: 4_4_169, 4_4_160, 4_4_142
Windows 11 On ARM (Runs on Parallels) Build 22543.rs_prerelease.220122-2315
Windows on ARM: Windows on an ARM system uses a system called CHPE Files (Compiled Hybrid Portable Executable Files). This is something that's specially compiled coding for ARM devices.
Windows on ARM64: Windows on an ARM64 system still uses a system called CHPE Files (Compiled Hybrid Portable Executable Files), but it's technically an ARM64EC (Emulation Compatible). This is both backwards compatibility to ARM and the additional Emulation Compatibility for software to run within an Emulation Environment that's not specifically developed for Android Specific Architecture/Hardware.
With that stated...
The Open Shell software is not developed under this environment without the assistance of an Emulator.
This ability would require allot of work in creating a new repository branch and a complete revamp in a different Coding Language.
I tried to explain the above the best way I can via text...
I'm going to close this and am sorry for the bad news.
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Ibuprophen commentedon Mar 17, 2022
First a bit of background...
Windows on ARM: Windows on an ARM system uses a system called CHPE Files (Compiled Hybrid Portable Executable Files). This is something that's specially compiled coding for ARM devices.
Windows on ARM64: Windows on an ARM64 system still uses a system called CHPE Files (Compiled Hybrid Portable Executable Files), but it's technically an ARM64EC (Emulation Compatible). This is both backwards compatibility to ARM and the additional Emulation Compatibility for software to run within an Emulation Environment that's not specifically developed for Android Specific Architecture/Hardware.
With that stated...
The Open Shell software is not developed under this environment without the assistance of an Emulator.
This ability would require allot of work in creating a new repository branch and a complete revamp in a different Coding Language.
I tried to explain the above the best way I can via text...
I'm going to close this and am sorry for the bad news.
~Ibuprophen
Caumaker commentedon Nov 30, 2023
Same here.. thanks explanation
Caumaker commentedon Nov 30, 2023
how to revert it? I unistalled it. but not worked.. keep black screen
jorbig commentedon Jun 3, 2024
Same here... any way to revert?
ge0rdi commentedon May 8, 2025
ARM64 support was added in 4.4.196.
Please, use that one (or newer) on ARM64 devices.