The Nintendo 64 is being used as a platform to run Windows CE, a versatile operating system that can function on devices with minimal resources. The N64, equipped with a MIPS CPU and 1 MB of RAM, meets the basic requirements for this project initiated by developer Throaty Mumbo, who was inspired by an IBM Workpad Z50 laptop that also runs Windows CE. Throaty is creating a board-specific configuration for Windows CE 2.11 using the Microsoft Windows CE 2.11 Platform Builder SDK. The project is available on GitHub, allowing users to load applications onto an SD card and run them within the Windows GUI on the N64, demonstrating a smooth experience despite the console's limitations.