Prof. Tivor Tontomo
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Reads word for word like Windows 8 PR.
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twilo99
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So release the OS from the Xbox as a standalone? I think its probably more practical to include the features from the "gaming" OS into the full fledged one. Hoping for some sort of "quick resume" to be added as well.
Bo_Hazem
Banned
It was a stunt lie like Destiny 1 is a 10 years game. But it's a free upgrade, so no complaints.
twilo99
Member
The software engineers at Apple seem to disprove this on a yearly cadence, especially their mobile OS..
01011001
Banned
because those are not new OS updates, they are equivalent of Windows service packs at most, often not even that. calling it iOS12, 13, 14, 15 doesn't change the fact that these aren't big new updates.
IYAOYAS2019
Member
Free upgrade so at least it is NOT behind a paywall.
ManaByte
Gold Member
You need to make sure the device is turned in the BIOS as well.
Look up how to do it based on your mobo. There are instructions online.
Zeroing
Banned
I don’t know. It’s not a easy task. They put themselves at that place… an OS for everything! But that has consequences and drawbacks.
01011001
Banned
which is good. the update will most likely be very smooth if it is simply a big update to Win 10 instead of a giant step with lots of stuff that can go wrong
Hendrick's
If only my penis was as big as my GamerScore!
MS believes in generations.
SenjutsuSage
Banned
Nice, Windows 7 supports DX12 Ultimate, DirectStorage, Game Pass built right into the OS while also enabling Xbox Cloud Gaming right from a new and improved Xbox PC App?
Cause all of that sounds much better for gaming than an OS that supports almost none of it.
Dust-by-Monday
Member
No actually I was enjoying SSD storage for years in my PS4 Pro, my Mac and an NVMe drive in my gaming PC, but what do I know?
I’m actually happy for PC gamers. I’m not being sarcastic. This update will move the industry forward and hopefully games start to require fast drives. It’s a real game changer on the PS5.
killermmn
Member
i have the amd ftmp on the pc,not ready,wtf!?!?
molasar
Banned
In my case I had to set it from discrete to firmware in BIOS options. Then all was good.
killermmn
Member
have you bitlocker on your drive?
Shmunter
Member
So much for the anticipated baseline adoption. Morons.
molasar
Banned
No, I do not.
ManaByte
Gold Member
When the PC Health App checks your PC it says Windows 11 is free.
Kenpachii
Member
Anyway for people with a z390 motherboard with 9000 series CPU from gigabyte and can't find TPM
1) Restart your computer
2) slam del button on your keyboard
3) go to peripherals
4) enable ( intel platform trusted technology ( ptt )
5) save and exist
6) pc will reboot twice
Welcome to the club
Basically means in dutch, windows 11 ready.
That's with a 512gb nvme drive 970 pro and a 1080ti and 9900k.
Also
Seems like with intel you need a 8000 or higher series CPU and with AMD u need a 2000 or higher series CPU.
AMD supported CPU's
Intel supported CPU's
1) Restart your computer
2) slam del button on your keyboard
3) go to peripherals
4) enable ( intel platform trusted technology ( ptt )
5) save and exist
6) pc will reboot twice
Welcome to the club
Basically means in dutch, windows 11 ready.
That's with a 512gb nvme drive 970 pro and a 1080ti and 9900k.
Also
Seems like with intel you need a 8000 or higher series CPU and with AMD u need a 2000 or higher series CPU.
AMD supported CPU's
Intel supported CPU's
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Topher
Gold Member
One post above yours are instructions to deal with this.
Yeah....this is all a bit absurd, but it IS Microsoft.
Topher
Gold Member
The manual shows you where to enable fTPM in the BIOS.
Page 66.
killermmn
Member
Anyway for people with a z390 motherboard with 9000 series CPU from gigabyte and can't find TPM
1) Restart your computer
2) slam del button on your keyboard
3) go to peripherals
4) enable ( intel platform trusted technology ( ptt )
5) save and exist
6) pc will reboot twice
Welcome to the club
Basically means in dutch, windows 11 ready.
That's with a 512gb nvme drive 970 pro and a 1080ti and 9900k.
Also
Seems like with intel you need a 8000 or higher series CPU and with AMD u need a 2000 or higher series CPU.
AMD supported CPU's
Intel supported CPU's
well f microsoft
killermmn
Member
thx for the help but a ryzen 7 1700 is not win 11 compatible
Hoddi
Member
The specification has been updated to remove the 1TB NVMe and DX12U GPU requirements.
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01011001
Banned
wait, what? aren't the minimal requirements a dual core at 1ghz?
Phase
Member
I feel the same. I've been trying and trying to no avail. I'm waiting on it before I get an ultrawide monitor, which should give me a bit of a fresh feeling for gaming again.
Kenpachii
Member
Smart locking the OS towards 2000+ and 6000+ amd / nvidia series will cripple there market massively, not to forget 1tb nvme drives is probably also non existed on most pc's.
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killermmn
Member
Windows processor requirements Windows 11 supported AMD processors
This specification details the AMD processors that can be used with Windows 11 customer systems that include Windows products, including custom images.
docs.microsoft.com
check that
Reizo Ryuu
Gold Member
z490 and i9 10900k 1tb nvme ssd, upgrade tool tells me my pc can't run w11...
It's probably the TPM stuff I'd have to enable; I'm sure when w11 actually launches, it's not going to force the tpm nonsense.
It's probably the TPM stuff I'd have to enable; I'm sure when w11 actually launches, it's not going to force the tpm nonsense.
Topher
Gold Member
That's just weird.
01011001
Banned
Windows processor requirements Windows 11 supported AMD processors
This specification details the AMD processors that can be used with Windows 11 customer systems that include Windows products, including custom images.docs.microsoft.com
check that
oh good, my 2600 is supported...
weird tho... why would the 1700 not be supported? they literally support super low end mobile CPUs
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Hoddi
Member
Ya, I get the feeling that if you want to use disk encryption then you will need TPM.
It makes very little sense to enforce TPM since not everyone wants to have their drives encrypted.
killermmn
Member
i will support win 10 to the next build that itoh good, my 2600 is supported...
weird tho... why would the 1700 not be supported? they literally support super low end mobile CPUs
Hoddi
Member
oh good, my 2600 is supported...
weird tho... why would the 1700 not be supported? they literally support super low end mobile CPUs
I think 'supported' just means 'supported by Microsoft'. I've never had problems installing Windows on unsupported systems before.
I just installed Win11 on a 2GB VM while the specs call for 4GB.
VAVA Mk2
Member
If you have recent enough hardware. I was in the market anyways to build a new PC, but they said Windows 11 supports 8th gen and higher Core i-series processors or AMD Ryzen 2000 series or greater. This version of Windows is going to force a lot of new hardware purchases...
01011001
Banned
true. I wonder if it will have weird issues tho if you install it on a 1700 or any of the unsupported CPUs. there has to be a reason why they make that list, surely?
or maybe they just didn't test anything that was released before Zen+...? maybe they just didn't bother
the hard minimal specs are supposedly a dual core at 1ghz, so I bet any CPU that fits that requirement will have somewhat of a usable experience
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Kenpachii
Member
Or a lot of people won't bother with it and the OS adoption rate will be incredible bad and most PC developers will still not support directstorage as result.
This is why they already dropped some requirements. I fully expect that 2.0 will also be dropped sooner rather then later.
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SF Kosmo
Al Jazeera Special Reporter
Oh man, that TPM 2.0 requirement is kind of bullshit. Most computers still don't have that, including my fairly decent gaming rig.
Hoddi
Member
I can't really think of a reason why it should have issues. If anything, it should be the motherboard/chipset that would be incompatible and not the CPU.
I think these requirements are just incomplete, personally. Maybe they haven't tested your CPU and didn't want to put it on the supported list yet.
01011001
Banned
nah mine is fine, all Zen+ and newer work/are listed it seems.
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VAVA Mk2
Member
They need to not be so stingy on the processor list.
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