Newest Way To Upgrade From Windows 10 to 11 on Unsupported Hardware
Newest Way To Upgrade From Windows 10 to 11 on Unsupported Hardware
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You know that 46 year old satellite that just got updated? I bet that thing could do Win11 just fine. I refuse to believe in tech obsolescence.
Will this erase all the installed applications from windows 10?
Why do people even bother? Just install the far superior Manjaro KDE linux and be done with wind-blows…
Brilliant workaround to some absolutely unnecessary restrictions aimed at selling more PCs. We all knew if a PC could run Windows 10 it can run 11. Can we safely delete the "Windows11" folder we created after installation is complete?
I have a tpm2 module, but processor is unsupported. Will this method make use of the tpm2 module?
A new HP Zbook would cost me a small fortune and the one I have with Win10 works perfectly and Win10 is is super intuitive, in fact I have a computer with Win11 and I had to buy the Stardock menu app to return it's menu back to a Win10 tiled menu. Win operating systems are all cosmetic, it's the applications and software which is important.
Copying the ISO to a folder on the local drive shouldn't be necessary, just launch the command "…setup.exe /product server" from the mounted ISO should do the job done.
Sir ji , what about upgrading from windows 7 to windows 10
Well done.
Nope, waiting for The End, when I will go Apple, but thanks for the suggestion.
Please help, I want to install win11 on the second hard drive in my pc so that I have a duel boot with win10.
I’m a little familiar with duel boot setup but I’m hasn’t to try this for fear of overwriting win10.
Screw microsoft when the time comes I will go with another company.
Not to b!tch but curiosity (necessity)
Why's it necessary to creat a folder on system drive and run from there and not from mounted drive??
Would like to know cz I can't install 11 in any way. Giving me bsod in every mode. Couldn't get past bsod (without actually getting in windows) in 1st run of windows.
Great Video Brian, Some users may notice that Keep files settings and apps is not available to them if they download say the English International version of Windows 11 and their computer default language is English United States. I just downloaded the correct language ISO and all options as per your video became available again
Very nice job,Brian. I have already installed windows 11 on my old PC but the screen stuck after 5 to 7 minutes but the cursor can only be moved. Can you please help ? or is it my old graphic card doing this ?
My board supports TPM 2.0 but my cpu is one generation too old. Will this work if it is a cpu requirement issue? Thanks!
The fact server installs without fine without TPM bullshit proves it's just a gimmick to force casual users to buy a new PC and thus a new license.
It's a good way but I still prefer using Rufus
currently Im using my unsupported hardware laptop (A6 Processor) with Win11.. what I did was using PowerISO, I replaced the install.wim of Win10 ISO with install.wim of Win11.. I can now install from scratch windows 11 or upgrade win10 to win11 to any unsupported hardwares.. but this one is a lot easier if your upgrading your win10 machines to win11..