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Yes, Shadow is correct. A machine with Windows RT is not a real PC.
The chip at the heart of the machine (CPU) is not the same as (nor compatible with) the one you find in a standard PC, and so -no- application written for standard Windows will work on Windows RT (and vice versa).
Microsoft knew this confusion would happen, but wanted to sell very cheap things that they wanted to call PCs.
Last edited by Farling; April 1st, 2015 at 04:24 PM.
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