Thank you for doing this video i found it interesting to say the least and would love to see more old systems having windows 11 installed upon it.

Very interesting video, I am actually doing this aswell but with a 2013 computer with no pc attached to it and I love to see these sort of content.

Glad ur back helping out the lads.

thanks for doing the video and was interesting to see it run on the pc. may do more with the system.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the support and thanks for doing the video there Mr Darknido, much appreciated

Great video Brian. Keep 'em coming.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Hi thank you for the video. I have a Dell T3500 it has tpm but my cpu not supported and it has legacy bios I am using Windows10 at the moment. I watched a you tube video 2 American guys discussing this subject one previously worked for Microsoft he was saying Microsoft would probably remove these restrictions as there were many companies with thousands of pc’s and they would have to replace the pc’s at great cost. Thanks again.

Great content, keep it coming. Thanks!

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks, will do!

Well done Brian I really enjoyed this video

Absolutely briiliant brian,thankyou again for a most brilliant,video,again, Very concise,clear and very methodical. Thanku so much for this most brilliant video.please keep up the most superb videos.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

You are very welcome

Excellent content, thanks!

Interesting video, thanks! I have an old compaq DC 7700 i'm going to try out.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, give it a go

Appreciated video! Please do the installation on unsupported Hardware as you suggested in more detail?

Good video! The only way I could see Microsoft blocking manual updates is through licensing like what they did with the esu updates for Windows 7. Even though users maybe able to bypass the restrictions Microsoft will continue to patch the loopholes with every update and it could end up being a never ending game if they do go in that direction.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Good point!

@KeronBullock

2 жыл бұрын

@@Britec09 Indeed

@MrSamadolfo

Жыл бұрын

😏 theres always a modders community out there to help us

Good video. The upscale to 4k turned out decently to.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks

I mean sure Windows 11 is new and will be supported more. But no one is missing out a lot being on windows 10. If your hardware isn't supported just be on windows 10 and use it until you buy a new hardware sometime in the future.

@adamtajhassam9188

2 жыл бұрын

As 4 functions found a few quality vids on youtube to put back the support system ie the right start menu and taskbar functions for free and make it look like XP even . Thats the very reason im on 12 gen WIN 10 atm, but ... now that everything possible and not worry about the 5 yr updat timing im still tempted to.

@o0Sazie0o

2 жыл бұрын

Some people can't afford a new hardware right off the bat, took me 20 years to save up for this pc x_x and it was over 2,000 dollars. Yea I know rich people could afford things faster, but I ain't rich so it was a long wait.

@o0Sazie0o

2 жыл бұрын

@@GodisGracious1031Ministries I'll try Zorin OS, it looks easy to use plus Britec09 has a guide on installing it. I don't see a point in wasting money buying a new pc, when it takes me so long to save up anyway. The only thing I'll probably upgrade, is my graphics card a little. Still upsets me that windows decided to cut off old users.

@johnme60

2 жыл бұрын

@@o0Sazie0o bruh windows 10 is fine. Even if you have good pc. I prefer the 10. There's no Marsh mission going on on windows 11. Let people fix some bugs for some years, let them bang their head on keyboards. We gonna update in peace after some time🙏

@ParisFletcher

11 ай бұрын

I used microsoft's 2nd offical method to upgrade unsupported hardware (which was pretty easy). For me it worked well (because it had 4GB RAM), but if you got 2GB RAM total, it will not run Windows 11. You could however buy RAM to add/replace, but however, not everyone is real tech savvy and you can't always upgrade certain components if your computer is soldered in (making it unupgradable). If this were all the case, you unfortunately gotta get a new PC, but buy one that's 'reasonable'.

I love it when people find a workaround to bypass the idiocracy of those who obviously have no practical skills with "god" complexes from whoever came up with this idea that certain perfectly good computers shouldn't have the option to install whatever OS one desires to run on it. Good job, guys!

Good Job Brian, I show what people look for

Morning Brian. You said you would leave a link in the description to the "How To make a rufus drive with the BypassTPMCheck and BypassSecureBootCheck" Do you have the link to your video please. :-)

Dell Insperion 570 with AMD Phenom II x4 955 3.2 Mhz. 8gb DDR 3, 128gb SSD, Nvidia 9500 Gt, Windows 11. Had these old parts laying around. Just put it together. I was surprised how quick it was.

Very helpful video, I do have an old Acer Verizon with i5 first gen, 8gb ddr3, 240Gb ssd and Nvidia gtx650 1gb ddr5.. I'll be test installing windows 11 and see how it performing and how the update gonna block.

What if you bought a copy of Windows 11 from a Computer Shop and installed it, wouldn't Microsoft have to honor the key that was bought and they would have to give you all the updates.

Thank you Brian for responding to my request; "how to install windows 11 on unsupported hardware".

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

No problem, got a full one coming soon with bypassing tpm

Thank you, following your instructions and using the Rufus usb download that ignores the TPM 2.0. problem, I’ve managed to update an eight year old pc too Windows 11 (Activated 😊 ) and as of today’s date 24/04/2022 Microsoft are still allowing you to install the security patches, thanks again.

@si4632

2 жыл бұрын

nice i might give it a go on my spare pc which is an athlon 5350,So do you have to use rufus or could you use etcher

I do understand that they no longer wish to support older hardware and that it is costly to do so. But there is a line of what exactly is too old to continually support within reason. And within that statement if your system meets every minimal requirement, (with exception of processor type) it should still be allowed. My HP laptop meets every requirement except the AMD A-8 APU. I personally believe this is a farce! Yet my HP all in one PC with a Intel Celeron processor (older) passes with flying colors. You have obviously demonstrated that much older systems can run windows 11. Too many people just can't afford (currently) to just go get a new system. This is where the travesty lies, but for some reason Microsoft is being hell bent & forceful on this issue. A reason only they know and apparently have some sort of an agenda. Who knows what the future holds, things are ever changing. In any case old or older systems can be repurposed into other things or uses. They can be donated to schools for educational purposes, repurposed as a server or NAS system or you can keep as is with your useful software/ programs offline. You can even install a different OS, I hear Google is coming out with a new OS I believe called flex. So there are options, anything to keep from creating such E waste. One thing we do know is that Microsoft has never been good with keeping their word or even being honest. We know that they always push incomplete operating systems through the gate and fix along the way. They always change their mind, like making up the rules as they go along. Either from lack of interest or complaints as it was with 8. Everything lies on time and with the users.

@dominiquewalker3884

2 жыл бұрын

I agree. Just about 6 years ago,You couldn't stop Microsoft from forcing you to upgrade to windows 10 from windows 7 or earlier and now my 2017 HP cant even run Win 11 because of a a cpu that's just a generation behind. Like you said, There are TONS of OS alternative's out there. Maybe I should just switch to Mac or try out linux too.I cant go along with the Microsoft getting more $$$$$$$ out of me BS anymore.

How did you get round the uefi requirement for the motherboard on gpt file system on such an old pc?

Last year I upgraded my old 12 year old Dell Inspiron 580 midi tower system to a i7-870 (4 Cores 8 Threads) CPU, also upgraded the Ram to 16GB and fitted a 4GB EVGA GeForce GTX 970 SSC Gaming ACX Graphics Card because I want to get into 3D rendering using Blender. After all that, I still could not install Windows 11 when it was released, but your video does offer me help and at last I can see a way forward, but, even if I did upgrade to Windows 11 (as I am tempted to do), surely it would only be a cosmetic change in appearance? I'm still unsure as to if there would be any real performance benefit in doing that? Many thanks for the video though; it certainly is food for thought.🤔

Great video! Will MS put a watermark on all unsupported computers that have installed 11? Have been hearing they might be soon?

@paulwarner5395

2 жыл бұрын

Wouldn't worry me if they did as I normally don't look at the desktop only the current app that i'm using.

Rufus can create dvd iso, for burn on dvd, since my 13-years PC not support boot from usb…?

Hi Brian. If you haven't made the videos already, can you do so for (1) Preparing the USB drive you used for installing windows and (2) how to manually install security updates when Microsoft "pulls the plug"?

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Sure, I can do that

@PaulSmith-pl7fo

2 жыл бұрын

@@Britec09 Thank you.

This is great to see. I installed windows 11 on to an old Toshiba Satellite laptop (a 2007 model, A305 S6868 with 4G RAM -the max allowed by mother board, and an SSD I upgraded it to a few years ago). It works well on it also. It's a shame that these are not like restored old cars, .... and they will eventually will have to just sunset away....!

@samsonsanthosh

2 жыл бұрын

You do remember that Linux exists? if all you want to do is watch videos or do other basic tasks just pick any lightweight distro

@haroldechevarria6096

2 жыл бұрын

@@samsonsanthosh Linux does indeed exist. I tried one of their distros for about 2 months, ...Zorin Core 16. I was impressed at how lightweight it is and how well it ran on an older machine. I'll probably try some more Linux maybe when Windows decides to stop updating windows 11 on machines that have it on unsupported hardware.

@samsonsanthosh

2 жыл бұрын

@@haroldechevarria6096 good choice I don't use Linux bcs the drivers are messed up on my Compaq cq60 so i stuck with windows 10 ltsb 2015

@samsonsanthosh

2 жыл бұрын

@@GodisGracious1031Ministries Compaq cq60 2008 (purchased in 2009) 2gb ram(ram is overpriced it costs the same as ddr4 where i live and I'm not sure if the memory sold in Amazon is trustworthy since there aren't many reviews) 128 gb SSD Overheats all the time so it only uses 30-50 percent of the GPU 9200mge 256mb ddr2 T5800 core 2 duo (Unable to service it myself the plastic bits started breaking up So i rather have a functional computer rather than a dead one) (Random bsods no idea what it even is task viewer didn't give any useful info it usually happens when the my system uses alot of page file like when opening a bunch of tabs)

@samsonsanthosh

2 жыл бұрын

@@GodisGracious1031Ministries it can't go past 1803 any update after that breaks after installing I tried reinstalling many times it would break after the driver intialisation part And 1709 and 1803 idles at 1.5-1.7 usage And the one I'm running uses around 1gb sometimes 700 mb

It would be interesting to show a performance comparison between 10 and 11 on that computer. For older computers you get better performance with 10. You'll also find that many features of 11 aren't available because the hardware doesn't support them. I've been running 11 on a Q8200 since day 1, but I find myself using 10 most of the time. From what I've seen online, I believe a Core 2 Duo is the lowest one can go with 11.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Core 2 Duo is 2006

@darknido1

2 жыл бұрын

reason core 2 due is the lowest is that there 64bit cpu the previous version was p4 and there only 32bit. windows 11 is 64bit only.

@johngoard8272

2 жыл бұрын

Well Patrick on my old Ivy Bridge build I cannot tell much of a difference - if any running Windows 10 or 11 but perhaps I am lucky. I am just happy that they have allowed us at least to try out the new OS.

@photonboy999

2 жыл бұрын

EXCEPT... features like CORE ISOLATION which is a security feature hammer older CPU's that don't have a dedicated section to accelerate this. This is the REASON that older CPU's are being dropped. And most tasks are the SAME performance in Windows 11 vs 10 on older CPU's if Core Isolation is disabled. An easy check of CPU performance is to run CPU-Z and compare multi and single-thread scores between 10 and 11. And run any benchmark such as TIMESPY to check the GPU score. (I'm not counting File Manager/explorer which is a work in process. I'm talking about programs in general.)

@muneebadamson9495

2 жыл бұрын

@@Britec09 will windows 11 run smooth on i5 3rd gen?

Please share some tweaks to run windows 11 smoother in this types of old pc.

instructions to bypass the checks (this will only work when you boot in the media): press shift+f10 type "regedit" go to hkey_local_machine/system/setup create a new key called "labConfig" create a new dword value called "BypassTPMCheck" open the value and set it to 1 create another dword value called "BypassSecureBootCheck" set the value to the same one as the tpm one continue on the setup (dont restart)

Great video ,make It easy for install w11 on a old hw,thanks.

What about future updates, will Microsoft let apply updates for ever, to bypass installations?

Great video yet again, Brian. I have manageg to have Windows 11 running, for a while now, on an Asus P5P43T LGA 775( 2010 !?) with LGA771 Xeon 5460 CPU. I failed after numorous attempts to get Win 11 running on a similarly old LGA 775 Gigabyte G41M-Combo with similar CPU mod (Win 10 running witthout problem). Thought mostt of your followers are more inclined on LATEST and NEWEST. Just wondering when M$ will officially kill all "OLD" hardwares from running Win 11. Regards.

@voxley19

2 жыл бұрын

For the computer that you haven't been able to upgrade so far, have a look at the video on KZread called "Upgrade to Windows 11 on unsupported hardware- the easiest way" from the channel called jensd-be. You don't need all these ridiculous registry hacks to do it- its as easy as deleting one .dll file ftom the sources folder of the Windows 11 iso. I have upgrade two laptops dating from 2009 by this method.

@9m2sh

2 жыл бұрын

@@voxley19 Thank you very much. Shall try and report back.

@9m2sh

2 жыл бұрын

@@voxley19 Got the G41M-Combo going as suggested by you. Thank you and regards from Malaysia.

@whitecat7737

Жыл бұрын

@@9m2sh excuse me,u say win10 run without problem,is it 32bit or 64bit?i've try x5470 with ga-ep43 ud3l can't boot from 64bit system

@9m2sh

Жыл бұрын

@@whitecat7737 It was Win 10 x64bit. It is running Win 11 x64bit since (after picking up voxley19's advice) without problem.

I have Intel Xeon E5-1620 3.60 Ghz 16 GB ram 128 ssd , 1TB HDD, 500 GB HDD, 250 GB HDD , RTX 2060. I installed win 11 4 to 5 months ago I'm facing this problem : whenever i open This pc or any other folder my pc thinks 1 or 2 seconds and then open, and if i open some folder and go back to the previous one it thinks again for 1 sec and then go back to the previous folder, i reinstall windows many times but facing the same problem. Idle cpu usage is 1,2% but folder opening speed is irritating... Kindly tell me do u have a fix or i gave to roll back to win 10.

old hardware i7? .. it was only last year I upgraded to a 12 yr old i3 (Dell) 380 and then expanded it to 8gb ram, it works well (with 10 home) and now has usb3 (2.5), I would like something more modern but this might last me out. like your channel , have been a subscriber for many years. thanks for the videos

thank you for the awesome video

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Glad you liked it!

So when the security hack the TPM chip should stop but does not, Is that still considered " old computer is working?

A video on how to do manual updates is kindly requested, since, as the author says, it's the logical next step.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

OK, will do.

I have Acer Aspire 3 A311-31-C3V4 - which was preloaded with 64 Bit Win 10. This netbook has N4000 Celeron with 2 GB DDR4 Memory. A bit struggling for me to use this computer for office and light corel/photoshop working. After Win 11 was released, I installed it and it works better than Windows 10. Very helpful ..

Hey Brian, I wonder how this will fair when a new full system update is released? As Microsoft has done with Windows 10, it always re-installs removed everything you have tweaked or turned off, etc.... Personally it doesn't matter to me because I run Linux. By the way, I have a couple of DELL Optiplex 7010 PC's released in 2012 I refurbish for resale. Part of this process I update the bios. Much to my surprise they actually have the ability to enable and activate TPM in the bios which take a clean install of Windows 11 without any bypassing the checks.

@Mad-Lad-Chad

2 жыл бұрын

I’m not sure what you’re talking about. I’ve never had windows 10 reinstall from an update.

@lesrogers7310

2 жыл бұрын

How is that possible when the CPU in these systems is not on the approved list?

@Mad-Lad-Chad

2 жыл бұрын

@@lesrogers7310 Cpu's not on the list still get updates through windows update.

@lesrogers7310

2 жыл бұрын

@@Mad-Lad-Chad Sorry mate, i was referring to Joe Pinaco's Dell 7010 PCs and how he was able to install 11 without a hack of some sort.

@Mad-Lad-Chad

2 жыл бұрын

@@STONE69_ What are you even talking about? No one here is talking about uninstalling programs...

LOL. This is exactly my current computer except not a Dell but one I built, DIY. My bios date is almost the same 6-18-2009. I have the socket 775 Core2Duo overclocked at 3.00 Mhz with 8 gigs of DDR2. Brian is absolutely correct when he says how snappy Windows 11 is on an old 13 year old computer. That's how mine is, as well. I haven't had the need to part with it yet and is why I'm still using it.

*Thank You, Britec09 =)! Thumbs Up!*

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you too!

Microsoft will probably only offer the extension foWindows 10 to enterprise like they did for Windows 7 where they will charge you say $100 per computer for year 1, $200 for year 3, and $400 for year 3.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

I agree

@DaniPlaysTech

2 жыл бұрын

Same

I hear that Windows 11 will be watermarked on unsuported machines... can that really be true? and thanks for another good and interesting video !!!

I have a HP Pavilion 500-C60 with AMD Kabini 4-core APU! with 16gigs of ddr3 ram. 1 TB Sandisk SSD! No TPM at all! Do you think it will install?

Why did you not format when you deleted the partitions?

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

No need to

Hi, I just watched your video for upgrade to Windows 11, clean install. I have the studio 540 Legacy BiOS, that is why I watched your video. My question is the BIOS firmware 1.1.3 update for this Dell that I wanted to do. I did not know about this firmware - till last year (2021) and it would not load in because my system was already running with Windows 10. Is there a way to get the firmware installed now? Oh - I did the Windows 11 update, in January 2022. Everything is working great for me using Windows 11. I just wanted to get firmware updated and then reinstall Windows 11 with a Clean Install. I want to keep this computer going for a few years more. Thanks Alden Out -

So there will be no official windows security update. I can just install a antivirus/internet security software for the old PC. Right?

how or where did you get the win11.iso for the thumb drive? edit; and what size thumb drive will be needed?

@luci-fer250

2 жыл бұрын

@@STONE69_ thanks anyway I decided not to upgrade to windows 11 it's a long way from being user friendly🤔😎

i also did that, on a q9650 and a gtx 960 2gb. worked perfectly, fast and responsive.

@MrSamadolfo

Жыл бұрын

😏👍 nice

i have a dell inspiron 17R-5720 laptop with a intel I5 cpu 8 gigs ddr3 memory it runs windows ten perfectly but i can not no matter what i do to get windows 11 to install and i dont know what to do to get it to install.

Hi britec09 🤗 i use over here a 11 year old intel i7 6600k cpu with z86 chipset and 16 gig ddr3 ram and a gtx 1070 with 8 gig vram and 120 gig boot ssd hd 😲 and it running smooth with Win 11 pro 😍 greetings from the netherlands 🖖

@highplainsdrifter2298

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, Do I need to format the old pc before attempting to install Windows 11 on my old HP laptop?

@hansfox

2 жыл бұрын

@@highplainsdrifter2298 hi.. no,,. You don,t have to format the pc first..... If you use the ubs boot stick created with rufus option to reinstall you laptop.... But backup first youre importend files you want to keep from the C drive. Before you do this...... ( Pictures and Documenten ) to a other usb stick or external drive or cd rom....

@gerc95

2 жыл бұрын

@@hansfox Thank you for taking the time to reply. When I tried to install with the USB rufus option it just hangs there

@hansfox

2 жыл бұрын

@@gerc95 if you make the stick with rufus you have the option to make the usb stick GPT or MBR mode chohose in rufus by partition scheme. And by image options choose no TPM /no secure boot

@hansfox

2 жыл бұрын

@@gerc95 you can try the other option in rufus instead of GPT try to make a usb stick in MBR mode and the other option of no TPM and no secure boot....

😏👍 very cool broh, i have a Quad on a 775 in storage, i also have a first gen i5 hp z workstation, i will try this out on the first gen workstation, just for fun, thanks for the headsup

Thanks Brian also is Win 11 better for Gaming do you think ?

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

I have had no issue yet gaming on it

@gerrard9631

2 жыл бұрын

@@Britec09 Ok cheers mate.

I am at @3:00 and I thought wind11 doesn't work on these older pcs ? How is that possible ?

What's the deal with TPM? And it sayd in the product description that you cannot have an excisting OS on your drive, you HAVE to have a new computer.

I've installed 11 on 5 2009 era HPs I recently bought for 25 bucks each. All I did was DL the ISO directly from MS, run it through Rufus. open up the files and delete all the TPM files on it. [Look up on other KZreads for that process]. I then clicked "setup" and upgraded my Win 10. No TPM hardware check and runs the setup normally. You have the option to keep all files or clean install. I used the keep files function and therefore didn't have to go through all the PITA initial setup. MY Classic Shell startup was even detected. So far all updates have been installed normally. It works just fine, as did Win 10 on my old computers. Also installed it the same way on a 20 YO Compac laptop with no problems. Also didn't need to reinstall any apps. They all work with the former settings even included.

The only drawback that I have noticed is some software does not install due to the age of the iGPU drivers. I’m not sure if trying to force a random one based on the hardware ID is a good idea either. On another note I would gut that 540, it appears to have a standard ATX layout.

@darknido1

2 жыл бұрын

was using a gtx710 but any gpu would fit the pc

@MrSamadolfo

Жыл бұрын

😏👍 plug in a video card

listed as member and still see a blurred view of instructions. going to convert old pc to win 11

Welcome to the future. Watching this video in Feb 2022

I'm having a problem enabling secure boot. Does this method bypass that as well? My boot is legacy + uefi and to enable secure boot I have to switch to just uefi but my computer gets stuck on a screen and I can't go into windows so I have to restart and go back to legacy + uefi. I've tried so many different ways to enable secure boot and I hit a brick wall each and every time. Any tips? Help? I really want to upgrade to windows 11.

@highplainsdrifter2298

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, I had a problem installing it from my usb stick, so I copied the iso to a directory on another hard drive on the pc and install it from there. I had to disable 'user account control' before installation. You need to turn off access to internet before installation (type UAC in search bar, open and adjust to 'never notify') and while the install is checking for updates at the start of the process, then switch it on again as soon as the update check is finished and it installed fine. Hope that helps.

I have an old notebook too. HP Pavilion G6-2306EL (2013)

Can this work on a laptop if it had windows vista etc pre installed on it, and you decided 2 fully wipe the hdd 1st before deciding to install windows 10 or windows 11 onto it?

@darknido1

2 жыл бұрын

it can, the dell had vista pre installed but i used a spare ssd drive for the video

@darknido1

2 жыл бұрын

@@GodisGracious1031Ministries i activated windows 10 pro on the pc and it activated 11 when it connected, but yes you do need a new licence if windows 7 or above as installed before.

Can we upgrade win 10 to win 11, in the same like this, WITHOUT clean uninstall, and security updates

Mine just keeps restating and saying your pc has ran into a problem and doesn’t work

You can install almost anything on anything. My question is, why would you want to? The only reason for Windows 11 is to force people to buy new desktops and laptops. I'm sure they get a kickback.

This video is for me :)

🙂 i dont know how far back is now supported but i5 skylake six gen is supported now out of the box, i havent tried it on 4th gen haswell yet, maybe next month i will try it, i have a haswell here lying around somewhere? 🤔

@EasyJetOfficial

11 ай бұрын

you can run windows 11 on a pentium 4 extreme, it runs like shit but you can "run" it. where is becomes usable is pentium wolfdale, core2duo, core2quad, later s775 cpus, and basically all s1155/sandybridge cpus

I have a dell optiplex with an i7 4770 and 24gig of ram. I want to install a fresh windows on to a ssd instead of the hdd I have but I need to go buy a license for it cause it came pre installed. Should I go buy 11 or 10? 10 I guess only has a few years left.

@Britec09

Жыл бұрын

If the licence is a OEM licence then it's tied to the hardware ie the motherboard. So you might not need a new licence to install windows

Is still good to Install Windows 11 64 Bit on a older Dell Desktop PC

Once again, it has been proven that Windows can and is used on old systems!!!

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

It sure can

@anthonyphillips6301

2 жыл бұрын

@@Britec09 keep up the good work that YOU are doing!

NICE

Were you able to get a video driver update?

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Yes

Great video... Might I add that you should consider using a Linux distribution on that old pc. If you're serious about effectively using an old computer.

@darknido1

2 жыл бұрын

been using 10 on the pc but also testing diffrent linux distribution on the pc. it can handle most modern os.

good video one question what about drivers

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

System worked perfectly fine with all drivers installed

What capture device you used… hdmi2usb…? For recording

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

He captured the screen and broadcasted it on my discord server and then I captured it 720p only, but you can see it.

@darknido1

2 жыл бұрын

i used a cheap hdmi to usb captured devices and just selected it in discord as a video device. it will also work with obs.

@lse123polis

2 жыл бұрын

@@darknido1 thank you for your reply, using (hdmi2usb) + (usb-extension-cable) this usb ext cable may be even 4 meters or more?

I used Rufus to make a bootable iso that disregards the normal Windows 11 restrictions, and then I copied the contents fron the USB to the hard drive of the computer I want to UPGRADE to Windows 11. This works perfectly as long as I stay to answer the prompts along the way, and then have it restart at the end. What I'd like to know is how to create an answer file that will allow me to start the process and walk away, knowing that the computer will be Win11 when I return. TIA!

I have a Dell Inspiron 5488 that I purchased in 2017. It cannot even run Windows 11. I hope that Microsoft would either enhance Windows 11 to run on a variety of Windows computer, or extend the support for Windows 10 (Pro), or both.

Blocking Windows updates? Sounds good to me!

Sir, it's 2022 not 2025 . By the way I have a HP ProBook 450 g7, is it gonna work just fine? Can you test? Sry can't give u my PC lol we live in different countries

I came a cross a ghost block had to put them back to the center of the bottom screen so what could that ne

Can it run call of duty on 300 fps ?

The combination of machine configured with an SSD as the primary drive and just 4G of memory could be a real short life booby trap as the high aging activity is certain to exhaust quickly the r/w liftime of the SSD!

We are so far into the future that user interfaces sap 100% GPU usage on Intel UHD 605

Actually the computer is around late 2008.. I'm surprised and shocked that there is a work around on Windows 11. I wonder if any CPU/Bios that has TPM 2 could be excluded like the Ryzen 1600 or Intel Kabylake? I just wonder since it has the hardware security baked in already. I find the cut off of hardware to be too harsh.

Can't wait for the new Macs to come out I'm done with Windows can't install Win 11 on a Kaby Lake i7 with 32gigs of ram is ridiculous and what's the point of installing if you can't get the updates?

@UsmanSiddiq1

2 жыл бұрын

I am running win 11 on 1st gen core i5 (core i5 650) and its getting almost every update Microsoft has released upto this point. The whole update fiasco was a big fat lie.

@kevinjackson7539

2 жыл бұрын

@@UsmanSiddiq1 is there a workaround for the install?

@UsmanSiddiq1

2 жыл бұрын

@@kevinjackson7539 bro use Rufus to create bootable drive and select no TPM and secure boot win 10 installation. Or if that don't work search how to install win 11 on any machine and first pop up will work

@kevinjackson7539

2 жыл бұрын

@@UsmanSiddiq1 Very cool thank you !!!

I might have to experiment and see if my 2005 amd x640 quad core will work and what it is like it is an xp era gaming pc i put together .

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

It might not work, but always worth a try for a fun project

Brian, you can get rid of the watermark by doing a registry tweak.

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, you can.

it works great i am installing windows 11 on old laptop yerrrrr

I did same thing on dell inspiron 530 witj pentium e2140,3gb ddr2 ram,intel g31 on board gpu and it runs,not the best but it runs

Teach an old dog new tricks! I didn't think Win 10 would work on a DDR 2 computer!

Wait a minute... 13 years ago SSDs existed ?

You realize in the contract for Windows 11 that you agree to all your computer content becomes the property of windows. Windows 11. I think we should go Linux

I tried your instructions but I got stuck on my HP G62 because I could not get a boot change in my bios from legacy to uefi it does not exist I spent hours reading to find a solution but no luck

@themalt4904

2 жыл бұрын

@@STONE69_ I followed the video but it did not work for me thanks for the reply

I'm waiting on the AMD FX series Processors build and Windows 11 install ??!!!

@jimzielinski946

2 жыл бұрын

Lol! Me too!

@Britec09

2 жыл бұрын

I see what I can do

TPM Bypass no Security during formatting Windows 11 64 Bit

I assumed that the drama was to cover up them dropping x86 (32-bit) builds.