If you have a 4th generation or later Intel system, turn on PTT on UEFI (PTT is Intel's Firmware TPM); If on AMD Ryzen turn on fTPM.
Funny thing is I've built this Coffee Lake Refresh system some 6 months ago... And only found out it has Firmware TPM support thanks to Windows 11...
I have replaced appraiserres.dll file and thought it would be enough. It is about my son old computer which is not any generation, core2duo E8400, something like that, but it runs win 10 without problem.
Can't install it. Getting: 'This PC must support TPM 2.0' 'This PC must support Secure Boot' Guessing there will be no work around. Been running this PC 10 years
Try to use Diskpart and apply image script by @murphy78 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/53532/
Man I bet Microsoft is right now collecting lots of telemetry from these public 21996 installs. I guess they need this feedback before actually "officially" releasing Windows 11 for testing.
I did a very quick and dirty test with my own apply scripts, even used all my reg tweaks and unattend files, just to see if it would work (and which messages I would get when it didn't). I got a message that the specialize section of my unattend file could not be applied. Does anyone know what changed in that regard? ENTST, thanks for your usenet upload!
[QUOTE = "BetaWorld, publicación: 1665441, miembro: 477229"] Parece que lo real está aquí ... ¡No olvide instalar el controlador de video! 10.0.21996.1.co_release.210529-1541 SHA256: B8426650C24A765C24083597A1EBA48D9164802BD273B678C4FEFE2A6DA60DCB [/ QUOTE] los enlaces están caídos
... the point I was trying to make is: If you open a thread - at the very least support it This particular thread has seriously kicked off in the last few days, and has (for some reason) attracted a lot of n......., who can't be bothered to read the thread ... but just (1st, 2nd 14th etc post) request links... (you obviously have a lot more patience than me) DRIVES ME NUTS
I installed Windows 11 & it runs very well in Hyper-V on a Windows 10 x64 host. No problems at all besides having to give-up my MS account email, PW & make a pin # up.
My opinion ---- > This is just another microsoft fraud . In the mean time i installed it on a 14 G USB stick . It took about 1.5 hours useing rufus . The setup took about 5 minutes . My opinion = Its windows ten with a linux / mac style ....... a few things are moved , have rounded corners , the start menue has gone , the task manager is not where it was , the task bar doesnt have small icons anymore = The only thing i see are cheep and nasty cosmetic changes to make it look more like linux and mac . It can be edited with NTlite = Its win 10 . It can be edited witjh DISM ++ = Its win 10 It can be activated with win10 kms / HWID activation = Its win 10 . It uses the same drivers !!! = Its win 10 It has win 10 kernel = Its win 10 The only good thing i see is that its less cluttered .