Hack the Wii U to run Windows

Nintendo's handheld gaming console has been transformed into a small handheld computer with a touch screen and Windows product key operating system.
Wii U is a handheld gaming device developed by Nintendo in 2012. However, it is soon considered a disaster when it is not allowed to run games of third parties. Recently, Sudomod forum member Banjokazooie has succeeded in modifying the game machine into a handheld computer running Windows 10 product key operating system.
Banjokazooie removed the main components inside the Wii U and added the Intel Core processor m5-6Y57, 4GB RAM and 64GB SSD. These are the main components of the Compute Stick series developed by Intel. In addition, he added 1440p IPS touchscreen LCD, 4,000mAh battery, DAC sound card, stereo amplifier and a battery charger. 128 GB SD memory card is also included in the device's available port.
After installing Windows 10, this gaming device turned into a small computer that could handle quite comfortably. Its performance also allows it to run Cemu Emulator, an emulator to simulate and play the original Wii U games.