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BUMPED2002 07/04/21 8:17:19 AM #1: |
Is your PC capable of running Windows 11?
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Red_Frog 07/04/21 8:28:35 AM #2: |
I removed all my TPMs specifically to make them incompatible.
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Fierce_Deity_08 07/04/21 9:34:15 AM #3: |
Part of me hopes not, but part of me is curious. I think my gaming laptop can handle it, but do I want to traumatize the poor thing like that?
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captpackrat 07/04/21 10:26:53 AM #4: |
Probably not. The only PC I'm currently running Windows 10 on is about 12 years old. It originally came with Vista. Still works pretty well despite its age, it's a laptop with a dual-core CPU, 8 GB of RAM, a Geforce video card, and two SSDs in RAID 0.
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helIy 07/04/21 12:05:23 PM #5: |
i'm running windows 11 rn, despite it not being "supported"
there's no reason it shouldn't be officially supported, anyways. it meets all of the criteria to be supported. i had to update the tpm to 2.0, from 1.2. which was literally just running a driver update from the manufacturers website. --- but i'm not the villain, despite what you're always preaching call me a traitor, i'm just collecting your victims ... Copied to Clipboard!
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SKARDAVNELNATE 07/04/21 12:40:18 PM #6: |
I suppose if I turned on TPM and secure boot. But I have no reason to do that.
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Entity13 07/04/21 12:54:09 PM #7: |
My aging laptop can barely handle 10. Then again, who even can run Windows 10? Not Microsoft; that's for sure.
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