Introducing Windows 11

Edwin said:

We've been running this sh*t OS on sh*t hardware for decades!!! Why all of a sudden the stringent requirements?!?!?!

MS is becoming so fecking anal about security!!!

I'm far from being a developer, and I have no idea what's going on under the hood with various generations of Intel, AMD, and ARM CPUs.

However, in my opinion, "stringent" isn't the word. "Arbitrary" is closer. Especially when the CPU/Motherboard supports TPM 2.0 already.

It's not personally very relevant, but I hope by the time 11 goes RTM, that the CPU thing is sorted. The whole issue seems to be a bit of a charlie foxtrot, within Microsoft. Will your PC run Windows 11? Even Microsoft can't say for sure | ZDNet

Hmmmmm.

1 old timer PC (custom build) which I still use daily can not run Windows 11
1 Acer Aspire all in one PC (4 years old) seems to be able to run Windows 11
1 Newer Custom build PC with Asus prime Z390 and Intel I7 9400 does lack the TPM module

So I think I am going to wait till 2025 when Windows 10 goes out of support to evaluate.

Not in a hurry for Windows 11

Robbie

Bitlocker and Hello work here without a TPM!

you not need tpm or secure boot just copy this file appraiser.dll appraiser.sdb from windows 10 iso
into 11 iso and make upgrade installation

dany007119966 said:

you not need tpm or secure boot just copy this file appraiser.dll appraiser.sdb from windows 10 iso
into 11 iso and make upgrade installation

thats wat i did

jh30uk said:

2.1.0 - More checks

(released this 3 hours ago)

Releases · rcmaehl/WhyNotWin11 · GitHub

With the possible exception of CPU, still good my end:

edvin and it works ok ?

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i have i5 7400 hope it somehow works

dany007119966 said:

edvin and it works ok ?

Let ya know in a bit......