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If you feel unsure on where to look at in your computer let us know. So you will probably need to check which processor (maker, family and model: e.g.: Intel Core i5) and choose the installation ISO architecture (x86_64, ARM64) accordingly. In such case, that image would work and an image for x86_64 would not.

if you are running on a Raspberry Pi, a Pine64 or a Pinebook, or an Apple with Apple silicon processors (M1, M1 Pro, M1 Max), you are running on ARM64.

in this case your ISO, which is for ARM64 as its name shows, won't work.

if you have an AMD Ryzen or an Intel Core i3, i5, i7, or i9, you are running on x86_64 (or amd64 as it was also called in the old days).

You can't run software compiled for ARM64 on an x86_64 processor or viceversa, not even in a virtual machine -unless you have an emulator (which you won't have, most likely). Going a bit deeper, there are 2 main processor architectures: x86_64 (sometimes called amd64, but it's the same), and ARM64.