The funny thing is, I can try to install it from in windows 10, the iso with the fixed dll, and it wants to install, no "this PC can't run windows 11" message, but when I try to install it to an extra SSD via usb, it throws the PC can't run it message.......

 

I had a hope on Windows 11 that they will improve the font. Windows 11 still look blurry compared to Macos. Maybe on Windows 12

 

Yup, all solid observations with which I totally agree. I don't think microsoft's business model is direct profit on OS sales anymore - i reckon they've finally learnt (from google) that the trick nowadays is to lull/lure people in with free candy and seek reimbursement from the dental industry instead...

 

One thing though, if you liked your taskbar at the top or left or right you can not move it. The binary registry hack won't work either apparently.
It seems MS has some flak over this already, so it may change in future updates.

 

yes, the health care system is very profitable!

 

he has similar tongue and voice like ill bill

 

The ultramarine Screams tone always reminded me of this somehow..



But it's strange because Michael Obama is apparently a woman, etc..

 

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The only thing I care about is how it compares to WIndows 10, audio latency-wise. I know that Windows 10 got progressively worse with every update.

 

Who needs windows? https://www.codeweavers.com/crossover

 

So far so good according to everyone - keep in mind win 11 will be updated as well. So it might well be more of the same thing - or not?
Too hard to say so early.

 

from what i kno the win10 got attractive with the 2000er versions in puncto processing

not hard to say its pretty idiotic to jump on a ms 1.0 release

on the other hand

 

Cool, you got my point. It looks good now. So did Windows 10 early on with the FLS delimiting. The only way we'll know if it will be better or just as bad or worse is when the amount of updates for Win 11 = Win 10 at this point in time.

 

Hi @notrace , could you tell me which BIOS version has your Z170X? Mine is F2.

 

Share your PC specs, please.
It could be useful to who want a new PC.

 

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It looks like MS is looking into relaxing their (odd and nonsensical) CPU requirements:

source: https://www.pcgamer.com/uk/windows-11-zen-kaby-lake-amd-intel-cpu/

 

I'm running Bios version F22g here on my GA-Z170X-UD TH motherboard

 

Funny, I've been reading how MS has already come out with another build for Windows 11 since yesterday's initial release because even Insiders meeting the required minimum specs received errors that they couldn't install Windows 11 on their machines. LOL I think MS is going to be forced to rethink these minimum requirements for 11!

 

Workarounds

While we assume that some older chips will work straight away, you can fix a missing TPM 2.0 using a workaround and you are therefore not locked out of Windows 11. This can be done on the one hand by changing the registry in the setup or by a small manipulation of the installation data carrier.

1. If the Windows 11 setup reports that a PC does not support the requirements, you can open the command prompt with Shift + F10 and open and edit the registry using "regedit.exe". Create a key called "LabConfig" under the path "HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE \ SYSTEM \ Setup" and assign the values:
- BypassTPMCheck = dword: 00000001
- BypassSecureBootCheck = dword: 00000001

2. For the second method you need a Windows 10 disk. From this copy the "appraiserres.dll" file and replace it on the disk for the Windows 11 installation.

Source: www.pc-magazin.de/ratgeber/windows-11-release-neuerungen-download-systemanforderungen-gratis-update-upgrade-faq-3202280.html