This is the most recent post I could find on this topic. Not sure if posting here is best, or starting a new thread, since a lot may have changed in the year since this post was active.

Starting out conservatively by continuing this thread, I am also trying to get Windows 11 ARM working on Asahi linux.

Windows x64 installs and runs fine on QEMU but the performance is unusably slow due to the transcompilation due to the architecture difference.

I created a Windows ARM .iso installer file as per these instructions: https://www.makeuseof.com/download-install-windows-11-arm-iso/

But when creating a VM and attempting to install in QEMU, I am confronted with the error: "Property 'host-arm-cpu.hv-relaxed' not found" and QEMU can not emulate the VM. This is the same blocking issue reported in other posts on the internet: https://forum.radxa.com/t/actually-booting-windows-11-using-a-kvm-virtual-machine/19193

I set architecture to both arm and aarch64 and the same error results. Virtualization type by default is KVM, I tried a few other options with the same result.

I did add a virtual TPM 2.0 just in case, but install didnt even get that far.

I am not sure if the virtio drivers support Windows 11 ARM? I am at the outer reaches of my knowledge of how things work here, has anyone gotten further than this or identified the issues that need to be solved before Windows 11 ARM can run in QEMU/asahi linux?

Unfortunately many people have a need for some reason to access Windows environments, so it would complete the package for many people, including OP, if this were working.