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Windows 10 keeps telling me my very capable computers can't run Windows 11, so why would I upgrade? I suspect this is fairly common.
by naasking 1y ago
Windows 10 keeps telling me my very capable computers can't run Windows 11, so why would I upgrade? I suspect this is fairly common.
- mmsimanga 1y agoThis! From a hardware perspective I do not see any reason to upgrade. I have a gen 7 i5 processor and 16GB or RAM and I have no issues with my current device. I am not sure that Microsoft thought that part through. The problem Microsoft has is that Windows 10 has not slowed down unlike with older Android phones which tend to become rather slow and left behind in terms of apps and so on. With Windows 10 everything still works fine, VLC, Firefox, VS Code.
- CryptoBanker 1y agoDon't give them any ideas...
- mmsimanga 1y agoOops I should have kept my mouth shut. It will be interesting how the application developers react. Will Firefox or Brave browser stop supporting Windows 10 in a year's time. My work issued device is on Windows and I keep a Windows PC at home just to make the switching between work and home simpler but I have no reason not to switch to Linux at home.
- snarfy 1y agoForcing TPM garbage was such an anti-user move, especially when it's not actually required and only gives a few basic features like windows hello. You block an upgrade over that? Beyond dumb.