well that’s the risk in installing Win11 on unsupported hardware and I crapped out & it feels like a half-finished OSno wonder why Mr. While I was able to install Win11 on some of my unsupported systems like the Toshiba Satellite C55t-A laptop, my happiness with Win11 was short-lived as I now REGRET ever putting the new OS on those systems due to some of the current issues/problems I am having (some of my apps are not fully compatible with Win11 yet or just don’t work right). This process does work perfectly and Windows 11 functions. It is unknown, how long Microsoft will allow this. Go through the process of deleting and creating new partitions and install.Īfter rebooting again, you’ll be greeted by the Windows 11 set up screen.Īlas, you’ll have Windows 11, despite Microsoft threatening, no entitled updates, or your PC will spontaneously combust. You will see the purple Windows 10 install splash screen. This should be about 3GB in size as well.Īfter this, just remove the Windows 11 key and reboot. Step 1: Download the Windows 11 ISO legally from Microsoft on Windows To get started, go to the Windows 11 download page and click on the blue Download Now button. It should be about 3GB in sizeĬopy over the Windows 11 “Install.esd” file on the Windows 11 USB key from “Sources”, to the Window 10 USB key, in “Sources”. On the Windows 10 USB key, go to the “Sources” folder, and delete or backup “install.esd”. This fact is backed up, by installing the October 5th release on a 4th Generation i5 Dell Inspiron, with absolutely no problems at all.ĭownload and create a Windows 10 and 11 installation on two USB keys, from the official Microsoft Media Creation Tool But if you've got that, you're ready to alter the space/time continuum.Windows 11’s system requirements are completely arbitrary. You'll need a machine with a 64-bit processor. Method 1- Manually Install Windows 11 Build Method 2- Registry Edit Method 3- Using Script Bypass the TPM 2.0 Requirement Update On Bypassing the TPM Requirement Bonus- Install Windows 11 on Supported Devices Wrapping Up Microsoft has made it mandatory to have TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot support for Windows 11. Keep that in mind as we move into the process.įirst, there is one limitation we can't bypass: if you don't have a 64-bit processor, give it up.
Or, at least, they can't run it unless you do a little tinkering.ĭid I mention baaaaad things could happen? Okay, good. It will only support 64-bit machines with TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot.Īs we've been discussing, even some of Microsoft's own Surface machines won't run Windows 11. Okay, for the benefit of the two of you who haven't been reading all of Ed Bott's reporting on Windows 11, as it's intended to ship from the factory, Windows 11 will only support certain PCs. We are entering unsanctioned territory here.Īlso: Microsoft delivers PrintNightmare patch for more Windows versions Windows 11 is an upcoming release of Microsoft's flagship operating system and the successor to Windows 10.
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