Windows 11 available on October 5

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Good easy one here clean install or update to win-11
Windows 11 TPM Requirement? Bypass it in 5 Minutes | TechPowerUp Forums

looks nice , will it still work after next updates ................??

I do not know if this has already been said in this forum or that of windows 11, microsoft gives the solution to install windows 11 on an incompatible configuration.


At the end of this article with the registry key (you will need at least tpm 1.2), and at the beginning of the article by clicking on "Installing Windows 11 on devices that don't meet minimum system requirements.". For the last solution I don't know if you need tpm 1.2, for both I know that the processor not in the compatible list will work.



https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/...b-2ce77ac7c70e

ThrashZone said:

Hi,
Good easy one here clean install or update to win-11
Windows 11 TPM Requirement? Bypass it in 5 Minutes | TechPowerUp Forums

Running both and just my opinion - I think users should seriously consider if there is anything they actually want from Win11 that they haven't already got with 10.

A clean install is always the best option and yes, it feels snappier until you start reinstalling your programs again - then I cannot see any difference. But if you're really interested in rounded corners, settings being moved around, etc then go for it.

Certainly the media are divided on whether it qualifies for number 11 or should have been released as a CU for 10. But as MS are spending several $$'s on advertising my cynical side is that apart from the security which has never been spelled out fully regarding user benefits, it's mainly a sop to the hardware manufacturers.

Just my ramblings - thanks for reading.

mart1981 said:

Running both and just my opinion - I think users should seriously consider if there is anything they actually want from Win11 that they haven't already got with 10.

A clean install is always the best option and yes, it feels snappier until you start reinstalling your programs again - then I cannot see any difference. But if you're really interested in rounded corners, settings being moved around, etc then go for it.

Certainly the media are divided on whether it qualifies for number 11 or should have been released as a CU for 10. But as MS are spending several $$'s on advertising my cynical side is that apart from the security which has never been spelled out fully regarding user benefits, it's mainly a sop to the hardware manufacturers.

Just my ramblings - thanks for reading.

Hi,
I used the upgrade no internet of course and sfc /verifyonly shows no corrupt files so already better than 10 has ever done after a update lol
Checked for updates to see what would happen and all it found was the malicious software removal tool
No tpm/ secure boot/ gpt/ uefi either on 9940x which is the only item that qualifies
Still using my win-7 apps lol

pietcorus2 said:

" I'm still seeing it on all of my desktops and laptops. Hopefully it goes away soon lol ".................yes , my PCs are also infected with this crap . All the options in this forum did not help at all ............

well when you find a way let me know I hate it want it go away yes I could have it everything good except my processor is the issue somebody mention it will eventually go away on it's own is this even true? if so when had dumb message tues night btw

y2jman said:

well when you find a way let me know I hate it want it go away yes I could have it everything good except my processor is the issue somebody mention it will eventually go away on it's own is this even true? if so when had dumb message tues night btw

Hi,
Will what go away ?

I'm making a system image of 11 after an upgrade no qualifications at all except maybe 9940x I haven't looked to see if ms added it or not.

Hi,
Yeah I have updates off and never manually check for updates so the only message like that was after mounting 11 iso with internet

ThrashZone said:

I'm making a system image of 11 after an upgrade no qualifications at all except maybe 9940x I haven't looked to see if ms added it or not.

The Intel i9-9940X is on the supported list.