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I'd try Windows 11, but it doesn't support my hardware. ;-p
by beej71 2y ago
I'd try Windows 11, but it doesn't support my hardware. ;-p
- defrost 2y agoSee Chris Titus, author of many Windows utilities and of a clean and debloat powershell suite that's open and has a knowledable community of windows engineers. * Update Any PC to Windows 11 (2021) Guide going over updating any PC to Windows 11 that “doesn’t meet requirements” or doesn’t use Secure Boot or has a TPM 2.0 chip. https://christitus.com/update-any-pc-to-windows11/ https://christitus.com/update-any-pc-to-windows11/ If it'll run 10 it'll run 11 .. as long as you're not after all the fancy AI, adware, and Total Recall big brother stuff ( .. who is? ) IIRC I think (I'd have to check) you can use this Windows 10 | 11 kitchen sink GUI to create your own stripped down Windows 11 boot | VM disk that has all the crud including the hardware checks removed. Gamers and Qubes users like lightweight VM images, there are forums dedicated to roll your own Win11-lite images.