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# October 2, 2026

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## Summary

Windows hot-patching support is limited to certain architectures because older architectures like 32-bit ARM and MIPS either predate the hot-patching feature or never had a requirement for it.

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daily.dev links to this article rather than hosting it. Read it at the original source: <https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20261002-00>

## Questions this post answers

### Why doesn't Windows support hot-patching on 32-bit ARM or MIPS?

These architectures either predate the introduction of Windows hot-patching or never had a practical need for it, so support was never built for them. Hot-patching was developed for architectures where live-patching running code was a priority, and 32-bit ARM and MIPS fell outside that scope.

_Developers tracking platform-specific Windows internals quirks like this can follow related deep dives on daily.dev._

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