^ Nope. He is actually right, there were to many "workarounds" that MS had to draw a line and drop support for all those processors that have software fixes over the years. Also, there is new Intel Bridge Tech in newer CPUs which will help run emulated Android apps. I am pissed my i7-6820HQ processor is unsupported but it is what it is. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
You act like people that still have cpus from 6 years ago even need windows 11. They dont because they werent doing anything but playing old ass games like league anyway.
Im getting this "not capable to run Windows 11 preview" message because the win10 install was done using bios instead of uefi secure boot.
you dont actually need secure boot enabled, but it does need to be secure boot capable for tpm to be on gpt boot drive with csm off
There is an interesting passage about VM within the MS PDF: Hardware check seems to be bypassed if it's a VM.
Which means the Hardware check is a lie and Microsoft needs a good old fashioned lawsuit to wake them up to their stupidity. You have absolutely no idea what the hardware can or can't do. Quit talking, kid.
I have no idea what old computers I stopped using because newer ones run better do? At least say something that makes sense, kid.
well strange...i installed win11 onto another drive on this machine and there were no problems at all. need to check it out.
install Windows 11 in a VHD, because virtual instances will bypass hardware-compliance checks, wich was allready mentionend by you , then mount VHD as a bootable volume.. voila, works^^ The one downside is that, obviously, the drive that hosts the VHDX drives can't be BitLocker encrypted. But at least you can still BitLocker encrypt the actual virtual drive itself if you would want to do that..
21H2 Belong for the next RTM build, and the next RTM build is Windows 11. You can say 21H2 is 21390, but temporary. IP Builds not belong anymore to 21H1, 21H2, 22H1.MS can take new features from IP builds for the next stable Windows (RTM), but they not must.
the next RTM Build is Windows 10 21H2 for around October/November this year, while Windows 11 is expected to be released for Insiders first and then RTM in December (if not delayed) and for public in first half 2022, possibly in March 2022.
ufff, they changed it again!!! updated requirements as of june 26th Spoiler: updated requirements 26.06
Cannot find any solution to the free space issue. Drive partition software like Aomei will show the correct amount of free space that should be there... but explorer, checkdisk etc show otherwise. A 558Gb partition, with 318.95Gb of files, yet its showing only ~7Gb free...