Introducing Windows 11

dany007119966 · 28 Jun 2021

Code:

https://cloud.mail.ru/public/vU6N/ena8GES6e/

here latest iso

microsoft say that they maybe lower processors to also 7 generation intel :)

here on WM works ok

eLPuSHeR · 29 Jun 2021

My work pc (I7-7700 cpu - MSI Mobo) seems ready for w11 now that I have configured BIOS settings. My work pc (i7-5960x - Gigabyte mobo) is almost there but I have been unable to enable TPM because I don't see any option in BIOS even if PK keys are enabled and Secure Boot too.

DMD · 29 Jun 2021

From an Italian blog How to avoid control of the TPM 2.0 chip to prevent the installation of W11
Come evitare il controllo del chip TPM 2.0 da parte di Windows 11 - IlSoftware.it

jimbo45 · 29 Jun 2021

dany007119966 said:

still no beta iso ?

UUPDUMP and install manually -- should even update from a recent W10 release (20H1). If updating from W10 release backup system first. The W11 update should maintain activation.

Working fine on 6 year old laptop with i5 intel duo CPU.

Cheers
jimbo

Mark Phelps · 29 Jun 2021

jimbo45 said:

UUPDUMP and install manually ... jimbo

Except ... UUPDUMP has been erroring out for me all day long. So, currently have no way to use it to make an ISO. Thought it might be just me, so I tried it using the current Win10 Dev build -- and it worked fine.

IronZorg89 · 29 Jun 2021

Mark Phelps said:

Except ... UUPDUMP has been erroring out for me all day long. So, currently have no way to use it to make an ISO. Thought it might be just me, so I tried it using the current Win10 Dev build -- and it worked fine.

Just a reminder!. Sometimes one can forget to "Unblock" the downloaded file by right-clicking in the Properties dialog box. I am pretty sure you know that already. It had happened to me so many times in the past to forget about that aspect (tiny detail, but important) .

f14tomcat · 29 Jun 2021

Mark Phelps said:

Except ... UUPDUMP has been erroring out for me all day long. So, currently have no way to use it to make an ISO. Thought it might be just me, so I tried it using the current Win10 Dev build -- and it worked fine.

This gonna sound weord, but after it finishes with all the DLs and gives you the message about all the errors, it will also say "if you restart the download it will continue". ok.... I saw the Command File for Download so right clicked it and ran as admin. It went back and did the other downloads then took off normally. It finally after what seemed to be forever did create an ISO. 5.4GB. I've seen big ones, bit not for a selection of just Pro. So I have an ISO, but not quite sure "of what".

i486 · 29 Jun 2021

TairikuOkami said:

Microsoft further confirms Windows 11 block for pre 8th gen/AMD Zen 2/Qualcomm 7 CPUs - OnMSFT.com

So 7th generation Intels (Kaby) will possibly be supported, but not Skylakes? Do they even realize that Kabylake was just an optimized Skylake, with an identical set of instructions and both equally vulnerable to Spectre/Meltdown? Oh wait, I'm sure they do, they're just doing what Intel is telling them to do

krzemien said:

Very good point indeed - but had not (some? all? I forget) SPECTRE fixes been addressed on an OS level (microcode fix), from 1809 onwards?

That's a good question. Why do the hardware level fixes suddenly matter more than OS level? Very suspicious. It's possible that some of the vulnerabilites can't be resolved with software patches, however.

Steve C · 30 Jun 2021

Mark Phelps said:

Except ... UUPDUMP has been erroring out for me all day long. So, currently have no way to use it to make an ISO. Thought it might be just me, so I tried it using the current Win10 Dev build -- and it worked fine.

I had the same problem - it finds download 'errors' then just stops

Runnerbean · 01 Jul 2021

I've clicked the link on page 1, got to the page where it's supposed to be but all I see is this,..

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