Most WSL2/hyper-v users with TPM enabled are OK for upgrade to Windows 11. If you have TPM enabled and it stills complains make sure you have Virtualization (VT-x, AMD-v) ENABLED in your UEFI
It makes sense that Microsoft Telemetry got all the information bank they needed from that brute forcing of Windows 10 onto consumers. Now they do not need that anymore, bonus pack is OEMs will ship the machines with Win11 and the cost will be transferred to consumer this is about those Thin and Light BGA machines. They want everyone on Secure Boot and Full UEFI. But my question is one more thing, can we run Windows 11 without Secure Boot ? Because for instance I have a Windows 7 which uses CSM Option and no Secure Booot, M$ is mandating all CSM installations out of commission to let Windows 11 install on the machine itself. Holy damn M$ is really shameless on pulling a plug giving people middle finger who own Intel Skylake and Ryzen 2000 even. It works but how many tech savvy people can run them ? Most of them are dumb except mdl and other few forums userbase.
This is what the Microsoft PC health check should be like. Still a bit baffled about dropping generation 1 Threadripper support.
Its just the out of the box support that is strict, I have it running on a Core2 Duo using a .WIM swap.
I have some questions which may not be answerable given the current situation: Using the leaked version, are we able to download future Dev channel updates If it isn't possible with Microsoft Update in that leaked version, is it possible to do an in-place upgrade This computer doesn't support Secure-Boot, is preferably using BIOS, even if it can be changed to UEFI, and has TPM 1.2, once installed using the workarounds, will I be able to update it at all? Thanks.
Don't install this on a system you need. Its a black box at this point and belongs on dedicated test boxes/VMs.
But about that third point, when using the Dev version that will release next week, how reliable the updates will be if we used workarounds to install the iso beforehand. I'm not sure if we can know this already.
I'm wondering the same, i have this leaked build installed in dual boot next to my regular W10. I enetered Dev channel on that W11 build, all went well, hope to get updated next week.
Let the guinea pigs figure it out. Its not like the gap between 10 and 11 is so vast that you are missing out on something amazing. For the PCs I support I am not putting 11 on anything until 2022.
To be fair I don't think the leaked version will get future Dev versions, but the most important question is to know whether we can update from an official Dev iso to future versions using Windows Update if we used the workarounds.