There were also various conditions built on VersionNT64 being TRUE, and I considered changing them to NOT VersionNT64. So I took a guess that the newer builds of Windows ARM are reporting VersionNT64 as true but older builds were not and there are various components that a "NOT VersionNT64" condition on them that don't get installed if you only remove the launch condition.
It appeared to install correctly but would fail to connect. Originally I just removed the launch condition that was blocking the install. (**Note: Your carrier’s data and message rates may apply, 10 codes are sent in one text message to use 10 different times.I made a transform for the MSI and replaced every instance of "NOT VersionNT64" with "VersionNT64" and now it installs and appears to work correctly. (*Note: Your carrier’s data and message rates may apply)
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