It is what i was allowed to buy, by my wife (she is the boss and now wants new curtains), and i already had the 2 trendnet switches, now added a third one for upstairs, and the homeplugs we were using didn't go higher then 500Mbit/s at the most. Because the prices of new PC hardware are now getting out of hand i set that desire aside, but now hdd's are also getting very expensive my second desire to get a new NAS (10Gbit lan) with 4 x 8 or 10TB HDD's and maybe 2 nice m2 disks in seems to go down the drain toooo ps, tomorrow i wil start editing this thread and creating a separate 28020 thread, soon there will be more confusion with upcoming builds.
No watermark, no expiration date, no updates for x64 on WU, manually downloading from uup dump and installing required..
I always use W10UI in my tests, but all should work fine.. This was my test folder: Code: Windows11.0-KB5074106-x64.cab Windows11.0-KB5074107-x64.msu W10UI.cmd
[DISCUSSION] Windows 11 26H1 Insider Preview Build 28020 (PC) [Canary - br_release] Separating this thread from the canary channel thread!!!
I can not recommend 28000 anymore since it has happened several times that the whole system freezes and I have to use power button on PC to force shutdown. Now I am trying out 25H2. Can really recommend StartAllBack, it makes Windows 11 better and you get a 100 days trial.
I had 2-3 BSODs on the first patches, but nothing bad so far on 28000.1450, everything working just as expected
I didn't get actual BSOD but it crashed a couple of times, just started rebooting when i started vmware for instance It's on my i7 8700 (11 is even supported on that system).
Today I installed Windows 11 version 28000.1450 on an old laptop, a Lenovo L440 with 12GB of RAM (Intel(R) Core(TM) i3-4000M CPU @ 2.40GHz (2.39 GHz)), and of course, some changes were made to Windows. My aim was just to try it out. And I can say that 28000.1450 works very well. It's incredibly fluid. I wrote this for those who criticize this version. Have a good day and, of course, enjoy your Windows.