I am now running win 11 on my x270 with all apps and files from win 10 by using this link: ruclips.net/video/ovgWN6YD2ws/видео.html&ab_channel=KevinStratvert
@@orlgrc This is strange, are you trying to upgrade on a ThinkPad x270? Otherwise, it should be possible to enable secureboot through UEFI LInk on how to enable secure boot: ruclips.net/video/_MeUEWgv8i4/видео.html&ab_channel=Quickstuff
@@ai_vfx856 Thanks again.Its is a x270. When I enable secure boot through bios as per your suggestion it starts with a blue screen with a boot menu . Maybe its locked because I bought it second hand?
Cameras and screens often do this, the screen refresh rate and the cameras shutter speed interfere causing a rolling pattern. You will see a similar effect if you video record something rotating or fast moving. Sorry, i'm lazy and didn't do screen capture :)
Not sure. and license for this is evaluation, not based on the digital license inside. you might be better of finstalling windows 10 if you are worried about stuff like that.
@@davidecaglia9498 I also did this back in 2021, so if you want to try to replicate the same scenario, you would ahve to download old dev channel software. This is the one I used as per @0:44 seconds Cumulative Update for Windows 11 (10.0.22000.132) amd64 uupdump.net/selectlang.php?id=40581f19-f582-43d6-9e6c-39aebde89d60
I have no complaints, but I also do not have a baseline. i bought this used and installed win 11 as soon as I got it. seems to last a good long time, 6+ hours.
Easy and quick instal + updates. Machine is X270 i5/7 gen. Much easier than I've expected and no issues found yet.
does it run smooth?
Have you had any issues with drivers or security updates yet?
no issues, at least not yet.
@@jarenhavellDang those a good news 😀
Sadly the link for the file download is not valid anymore
I am now running win 11 on my x270 with all apps and files from win 10 by using this link: ruclips.net/video/ovgWN6YD2ws/видео.html&ab_channel=KevinStratvert
@@ai_vfx856 Thank you for the suggestion. Unfortunately I get the message " The PC must support secure boot"
@@orlgrc This is strange, are you trying to upgrade on a ThinkPad x270? Otherwise, it should be possible to enable secureboot through UEFI
LInk on how to enable secure boot: ruclips.net/video/_MeUEWgv8i4/видео.html&ab_channel=Quickstuff
@@ai_vfx856 Thanks again.Its is a x270. When I enable secure boot through bios as per your suggestion it starts with a blue screen with a boot menu . Maybe its locked because I bought it second hand?
@@orlgrc I have no idea. I suggest you try to ask the r/thinkpad community at reddit
May iask your CPU? mine is COrei5-7th gen which is not supported based on the PC health check
i7-7th gen. Don't trust the health check.
why is the screen flickering so much? pwm?
Cameras and screens often do this, the screen refresh rate and the cameras shutter speed interfere causing a rolling pattern. You will see a similar effect if you video record something rotating or fast moving.
Sorry, i'm lazy and didn't do screen capture :)
I have spoted it is 7th gen CPU - will it work also on i5 6300u or i5 7200u?
And what about the license - will it be activated with win10 key?
Not sure. and license for this is evaluation, not based on the digital license inside. you might be better of finstalling windows 10 if you are worried about stuff like that.
my bluetooth adapter doesn't work after i install win 11 on x240.. theres no bluetooth adapter on device manager. how can i fix it?
install the drivers
How is battery performance ? Is windows 10 still better than 11 one year later ?
Battery performance on windows 11 is pretty amazing. I have the dual battery setup and I have my power settings go to best battery mode at 50%.
@@jarenhavell thanks for the reply, I would consider to upgrade
Ye but can it run crysis?
no, just doom.
@@jarenhavell 2016????!! Na jk u actually replied lol
How about the fingerprint? Is it work well?
Works great!
it says to me that the processor is not supported
That's unfortunate. Microsoft officially only supports 11 on 8th gen and up. Perhaps you might find another method.
@@jarenhavell ok but you installed it with a processor of seventh generation, I have the same processor :i5 7300u
@@davidecaglia9498 I also did this back in 2021, so if you want to try to replicate the same scenario, you would ahve to download old dev channel software. This is the one I used as per @0:44 seconds Cumulative Update for Windows 11 (10.0.22000.132) amd64 uupdump.net/selectlang.php?id=40581f19-f582-43d6-9e6c-39aebde89d60
@@jarenhavell thanks, i will try!!
Any update sir?
It works great.
How about the battery life ?
I have no complaints, but I also do not have a baseline. i bought this used and installed win 11 as soon as I got it. seems to last a good long time, 6+ hours.
@@jarenhavell I have x270 with windows 10 , I want to upgrade to 11 but i have seen a lot of complains about the battery draining .
@@anishella95 I never had more than windows 11 on it, so I'm afraid I do not have any useful information, other than mine seems fine to me. YMMV.
@@jarenhavell you have 2 battery or just one ? (Internal battery)
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