I can't run Just cause 2 on windows 11 pro

well as arm is not a supported architecture for windows 11 and that most of the games in the xbox app require x32 or x64 you will have issues even in a virtual environment. the xbox app places the games in a secure folder, this folder has to be on an ntfs drive or it will not work.

I keep hearing this, but the new Surface Pro X is running the SQ1 and 2 chips which are based on ARM and those devices run Windows 11. Do those devices not run the Xbox games either? I can't believe MS would do that...

Forgot to mention I also have all the windows updates installed (checked to make sure) and I'm running Windows 11 Pro.

Hi again Another solution based on my experience that I can recommend is that if you have win 11 try the win 10 pro version, that has been the solution to several of my problems as it currently has better compatibility than 11 and does not have so many bugs and then update all your drivers with a program called Driverbooster.

The 'Pro' versions of Windows 10 and 11 are virtual identical to the standard editions. The Pro versions simply have more networking features. In terms of games, anything that runs on Windows 10 will run exactly the same on Windows 11, Pro or not.

Try running the popular benchmarking/hardware gaming monitoring app MSI Afterburner. Run the overlay when playing the game and you'll be able to see your FPS and frame times, plus other information such as CPU, GPU and RAM usage.

I'm running windows 11 pro. it's likely something with the battlenet app, as the controller works with no issue with other apps, like steam.

i only have one account but still get the option, only thing that could cause this is dependent on what version of windows 11 they are using, home or pro, i use pro but also have all the apps updated from the store.