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My Windows 10 install doesn't do that either, although I have no idea why it gave up (AFAIK there's no reason why it wouldn't be compatible).
by gs17 2y ago
My Windows 10 install doesn't do that either, although I have no idea why it gave up (AFAIK there's no reason why it wouldn't be compatible).
- duxup 2y agoThat happened to some of my windows 10 installs too. People complained about getting nagged and I thought they were being dramatic. Then windows decided it was my turn to be nagged and OH MAN I understood ... I have no good answer for exactly how that situation plays out. I swear it's not a local device setting.
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- SunlitCat 2y agoThat happened to me as well. I get told in the windows update dialog thing to check if I am windows 11 compatible, which I pass but I still don't get Windows 11 offered.
- mcv 2y agoOn my laptop, it doesn't nag me, but it does nag my son sometimes when he logs in. My son is not admin, so I don't know why Windows bothers non-admins with this. At least I hope non-admins can't upgrade, but knowing MS, maybe they can.