Let's run Win10 on really really old hardware

I can confirm, at last, that w10 v1903 is happily installed on my older Yonah laptop that was stuck at v1803.

eLPuSHeR said:

I can confirm, at last, that w10 v1903 is happily installed on my older Yonah laptop that was stuck at v1803.

I just tried installing 1903 from 1709 on my laptop again. No luck.

I disabled Trusted Execution Bit and I'm trying again. Let's see if that does something.

I have 1809 running well on a few old Eee PC's (10" ones), and HP Pavilion DM4.

Hazel123 said:

I have 1809 running well on a few old Eee PC's (10" ones), and HP Pavilion DM4.

Specifications on the Eee PCs and the DM4 please?

muchomurka said:

Two oldest systems I have, both allow standard installing & running & updating of 1809 x64:

Atom N450 Pineview & NM10 Chipset - year 2010
...horribly slow, limited usage possible under linux

Core2 Quad Q9550 Yorkfield & nForce 750i Chipset - year 2008
...lack of SLAT/EPT so no 3-tier nested virtualization

Perhaps they will be supported under 19H1 too.
Not "really old hardware", only for info.

Update: already tested, both the mentioned eee 1005pg and diy desktop can install & run & update the x64 version of 1903 without any problems.

That's nice. So it seems v1903 is a lot more old-hardware-friendly than v1809.

thomaseg1 said:

Well we'll find out. just started win 10 update assistant on an Acer Aspire ONE Model D150-1577 10 inch

Well, if it's anything like my Acer Aspire One D270 (on which I did an in-place upgrade) then 1903 should fell like it runs better than 1809