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You just made me boot into Windows and this is what I saw: -- "Microsoft recommentds Windows 11 for your device" "blablabla it's the best" "Learn more -- De
by qwertox 5y ago
You just made me boot into Windows and this is what I saw:
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"Microsoft recommentds Windows 11 for your device"
"blablabla it's the best"
"Learn more -- Decline upgrade -- Get it"
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Pressing "Decline upgrade" yields a new screen:
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"Not sure about Windows 11?"
"blablabla it's the best"
"Skip for now -- Get Windows 11"
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And "Skip for now" brings me to my desktop.
I wonder if disabling TPM could be a solution.
- jjoonathan 5y agoNah, this is Windows we're talking about. Pushing the user into doing a big install only to tell them it failed at the very end, after it has made a mess of the hard drive, is standard procedure.
- throwawayboise 5y agoTBH I'm in the same position right now with a Chromebook. I keep getting prompted for an upgrade, which I accept, it spins for a while, then fails, then spins for another while rolling everything back. At least it does that, rather than leaving me with partly-updated, likely unusable device.
- eggman314 5y agoDisabling TPM has worked for me
- wave100 5y ago
- anothernewdude 5y agoIf you were still using Windows 7, this wouldn't be a problem.