Nerevarine
Incarnate
lol why would they want to do that, you can run ubuntu kernel directly within windows.
MS has been very linux friendly for past 5 years
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MS has been very linux friendly for past 5 years
SaiyanGoku
kamehameha!!
OP
I don't think so since Linux supports TPM since version 3.
vidhubhushan
Alakh Niranjan
there are some videos showing how to install it on non-tpm systems. no idea how effective it is as my system has it so didn't check now.
Nerevarine
Incarnate
Even first gen ryzen users don't have full support for win 11
RumbaMon19
Feel Pain.
Don't worry, there are many systems which dont have tpm, so maybe in a month or two someone will surely come out with modded iso as they are easy to customise.
But something which needs to be taken care of is that ISO is not having any rat or botnet so make sure it is coming from official git or site.
There's a high chance they will provide method to make/compile your own version too. So prefer that, if you have time to run DISM and use it to deploy changes to win iso.
Cool Buddy
Wise Old Owl
Most likely MS will drop this after some backlash.
When Windows 10 was released initially, users were not allowed to do a clean install on a Windows 8 or 8.1 machine. If they wanted to upgrade, the only path was to install Win10 on top of Win8.1. I remember this because back then I had a Windows 8 on my laptop (not 8.1). There was an issue which was preventing me from upgrading to Win8.1, but I could not install 10 directly on 8. I was required to upgrade it to 8.1 first. I had contacted Microsoft support who were of no help at all.
This had caused a few problems for quite a few people. Eventually they dropped this and allowed people to activate Windows 10 by doing a clean install on any PC which already had Windows 8 or 8.1 installed. After that I was finally able to move to Windows 10.
When Windows 10 was released initially, users were not allowed to do a clean install on a Windows 8 or 8.1 machine. If they wanted to upgrade, the only path was to install Win10 on top of Win8.1. I remember this because back then I had a Windows 8 on my laptop (not 8.1). There was an issue which was preventing me from upgrading to Win8.1, but I could not install 10 directly on 8. I was required to upgrade it to 8.1 first. I had contacted Microsoft support who were of no help at all.
This had caused a few problems for quite a few people. Eventually they dropped this and allowed people to activate Windows 10 by doing a clean install on any PC which already had Windows 8 or 8.1 installed. After that I was finally able to move to Windows 10.
OP
But you need serious backlash, like people should threaten to boycott Windows 11. Only then Microsoft will take notice.
Microsoft is known to make a****le decisions like this. Let's not forget about Vista's ridiculous system requirements and Xbox one's always online connection requirements. On the latter they did a u-turn after backlash.
Microsoft is known to make a****le decisions like this. Let's not forget about Vista's ridiculous system requirements and Xbox one's always online connection requirements. On the latter they did a u-turn after backlash.
Cool Buddy
Wise Old Owl
They expected us to get enterprise grade Internet connection so that we could play games?!
vidhubhushan
Alakh Niranjan
Interesting
sygeek
Technomancer
And still no tabs...
RumbaMon19
Feel Pain.
both.
OP
How did you upgrade? From within Windows 10 or you did clean install from ISO?
sygeek
Technomancer
From reddit
OP
