Please don't shoot me for asking! ;-) Does anyone have a Surface Pro X? Any word on when it will get Windows 11 or when we who own one might be able to upgrade? May thanks, M
Is there anyone using that stuff ? Those devices have an "abandonware" feel to them, same with the RT stuff. Anyhow, if they plan on supporting the surface pro X , they need to RTM an ARM version of windows 11.
21996 Boot And Upgrade FiX KiT v1.3 https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...nel-co_release-leak.83658/page-4#post-1666239 Code: New: The tool now can also create a mixed build ISO, Win 10 ISO with the 21996 wim/esd in. This will enable you to use the standard Win 10 setup when installing from boot.
The Taskbar can be Small, Medium, or Large. Right now has to be done in Registry. Wait till Thursday & see then.
i think if we use legit win10 key while 21996 installation then taskbar icons option for nevercombine appears in settings.
So it appears Windows 11 is going to end up being based on the NT 10.0 kernel after all. A very solid base. Also this is the first time ever since 2015 that the Windows version number doesn't match it's product name. But, does anyone think they'll bump the kernel up to 10.1 or even 11.0?
the most important thing users installed 21996 build on old hardware & its going flawlessly for them. even i experience it on my official desktop going very smoothly .
OMG as June 24th inches closer I get more and more eager/anxious. I want the friggin' non-leaked, public release LOL. I'm only using 21996 because I'm sick of Windows 10's outdated UI and because it feels slow/sluggish if compared to 11.
Thanks. 100% I am using one of those devices and love it. Fingers crossed they will will RTM and ARM version and we would be left abandoned! ;-)
Very cool. I wonder what the ramifications are for using different win10 setup files when attempting to upgrade a system. I can't imagine they would be too different as the OS isn't very old. You know how Windows does that jank thing where it tries to save large portions of the registry and upgrade to a new version, especially with regards to programs like MS Office and such? I'm curious how very old versions of Win10 would compare to newer versions of Win10 would work when upgrading systems with a win11 install.wim
Ok, so I have the iso, I've grabbed rufus, I know I need to replace appraiserres.dll in the sources folder, but I don't remember what to replace it with. This thread is now 45 pages long, so if someone could be kind enough..... Thanks.