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The articles about this tend to be misleading in that most computers failing the minimum requirements are failing the memory requirement not the TPM requirement
by Eridrus 1y ago
The articles about this tend to be misleading in that most computers failing the minimum requirements are failing the memory requirement not the TPM requirement, which is a lot less dire of a situation than having to replace your CPU since it is often much more straightforward to add RAM.
Presumably MS wants to do more things using toolkits that are more memory hungry.
- SirFatty 1y ago" requirements are failing the memory requirement not the TPM requirement" IT worker here, managing a ~400 computer install at the company I'm employed at. Laptops, desktops, some very old (10 years) and some relatively new(ish). It's processor and TPM, not memory, in every single case of the nearly 150 computers I have to replace.
- Eridrus 1y agoNice anecdote, but if you follow the links in the post you will see this is the minority of these issues: "Altogether 71.5 percent of the PCs failed the RAM test and 14.66 percent the TPM test." https://www.theregister.com/2022/10/10/windows_11_adoption/ https://www.theregister.com/2022/10/10/windows_11_adoption/