M$ Reveal new security standards


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    M$ Reveal new security standards


    WINDOWS 10 users can now check whether their PCs meet Microsoft’s requirements for a “highly secure” device.

    The main requirements Microsoft outlined are a 64-bit processor which has to be at least seventh generation.
    For those PCs with an Intel processor, this would have to be the Kaby Lake CPU.

    Microsoft releases strict standards for Windows 10 devices
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    In addition: Standards for a highly secure Windows 10 device - Windows 10 Forums
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    Put it down to my age Brink.....I certainly missed that one....I note you beat me by four days.
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