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It would be trivial for Microsoft to strictly enforce their CPU "requirements" on install. They've chosen not to. The workaround for that isn't some weird hack
by TillE 3y ago
It would be trivial for Microsoft to strictly enforce their CPU "requirements" on install. They've chosen not to.
The workaround for that isn't some weird hack, it's an explicit registry value that they made.
- Tijdreiziger 3y agoI don't think end users are supposed to change registry values (even IT admins aren't, as they can use GPO). That qualifies it as a 'weird hack' in my book.