Windows 11 available on October 5

larc919 · 09 Oct 2021

pietcorus2 said:

First enable , then first box on 21H1 ( my Win-version) , second box ( below the first) on 21H2.............after reboot the WU-message about Win11 was gone.........

Thanks! I put 21H2 in both boxes and all references to Windows 11 are gone from WU.

pietcorus2 · 09 Oct 2021

" Thanks! I put 21H2 in both boxes and all references to Windows 11 are gone from WU.

"..............yes , works fine !
No need for the crappy Win11 info , if you dont want to upgrade to 11 .
Remember ; if you do want to upgrade later , switch this option off !

mart1981 · 09 Oct 2021

Using 10 Home so no GPEdit. No big deal as only see it maybe once a week but is there another way of doing this.

Maybe MS will start using the space to promote their hardware soon!!! - LOL

GCG1000 · 09 Oct 2021

I'm staying with Win 10 foreseeable future until there's a good fix for the MS/AMD performance debacle in Win 11!

quandary · 09 Oct 2021

mart1981 said:

Using 10 Home so no GPEdit. No big deal as only see it maybe once a week but is there another way of doing this.

Look for simple instructions on the web to enable Gpedit in Win Home.

Pulcinella · 09 Oct 2021

Would installing a new motherboard solve the missing requirements to update to W11?
My motherboard does not support change from LEGACY to UEFY, has no TPM. Unable to change to secure boot too.

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HRPuffnstuff · 09 Oct 2021

In your case switching to a mb with the supported hardware would work if everything else is good.

Pulcinella · 09 Oct 2021

HRPuffnstuff said:

In your case switching to a mb with the supported hardware would work if everything else is good.

Thanks much appreciated.
BTW at the PC shop I was told that just reinstalling W10 and selecting UEFY should do. He say that TPM is not a must have to run W11, but I'm worry about unsupported updates. He did not seems to think I should be worried.

Bree · 09 Oct 2021

Pulcinella said:

...I'm worry about unsupported updates. He did not seems to think I should be worried.

He's just guessing. Microsoft aren't saying definitively one way or the other, just that you may not get updates. None of us with 11 on unsupported hardware will know for sure until MS start issuing the routine 'Patch Tuesday' CUs for 11.

HRPuffnstuff · 09 Oct 2021

Ah but they have already specified the requirements and TPM 2.0 is one of them.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...specifications