It's not going to run because it's a Pi. Raspberry Pis are ARM-based, and modern PC architecture is AMD64 (which is itself a set of 64-bit extensions to the older x86 instruction set architecture).
It's not running because it's the wrong processor architecture, just like how a jailbroken Wii can't have Windows installed onto it because it's PowerPC-based and Microsoft (AFAIK) never released a PowerPC port of any Windows OS. It's also why Apple had to create an emulator to run pre-M1 programs written for OSX, because otherwise no Mac program written before Apple moved to custom ARM chips for their desktop computers would run on the new ARM-based Macs.