Windows 11 22H2 on Unsupported Hardware
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- Опубликовано: 6 окт 2024
- If your running Windows 11 on unsupported hardware, you've probably noticed that you cant update to 22H2. In this video I'm going to show you how to upgrade without loosing your data. Its really easy.
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Brother I have been in the IT field over 20 years and I love it when I learn stuff like this. It makes you a rock star when you are helping others. Thanks for makeing me a rock star. Keep this stuff coming, its so cool.
He has the Rock Star looks already 😊
So many weird people out there. Who would flag a video about trying to use a workaround on getting win11 working on old hardware?
Microsoft
@@shadowopsairman1583 haha I guess.
Not ryzen 5 1600 owners. Fucking Microsoft giving us the short end of the stick despite it being a good enough cpu.
@@shadowopsairman1583 not Microsoft lol, the more users of win 11 the easier for them to track out bugs
Their just jealous
I just used this approach to update W11 Enterprise 21H2 to 22H2 on an unsupported (sic) Ryzen 5 2500U, and it worked just fine. Thank you.
If the only specification of Win 11 that you don't meet is CPU generation, you have at least tpm 1.2, and you meet all of the requirements otherwise, you can just use the microsoft registry key provided in the "ways to install windows 11" website, and you can install from ISO file straight from microsoft without having to use the github stuff. I always liked installing feature updates in windows 10 from an iso anyways, you can just double click on it and it automatically mounts, it's a good built in feature, since win 8 you don't need daemon tools and the like.
@@itstheweirdguy hello, my laptop has only unsupported cpu and rest are fine. I'm a bit Skeptical about the 10 days turnaround for win 10. What if I don't like win 11 and want to rollback after 10 days policy. I haven't tried win11 and I really liked it aesthetically and would like to try. Would you recommend it?
I followed your instructions for this 22H2 update a few days ago and it works perfect with no loss of any files, I did do a system image back up just before the update just in case anything went wrong. thanks for this and your other very helpful videos
Awesome! I just did a clean install of Windows 11 22H2 on a 15 year old, Dell Vostro 1700 and it runs fairly decent on it with a SSD and 4GB of RAM. Taking it's updates ok... so far.
damn thats old 15years
Updates wont last. They do plan on stopping it.
I have one of those! Gave it to my granddad. I had origingally gave him a 17 inch packard bell with an AMD chip however it has an issue with the USB system, that forced us to replace the machine unfortunately. The Core 2 duo is a lot faster though than the Turion!
Thank you so much for showing me what others could not. We should not be forced to buy new PCs over some security checks. Microsoft needs to realize not everyone can afford new PCs. Thank you again!
True, but almost all 2017+ CPUs suport windows 11. We are in 2024, you can't really say it requires new PC hardware.
Yes there are CPUs like 3700X 7700K etc that performance wise can run windows 11 no problem. But by the time they remove suport for windows 10 (end of 2025) you can't really complain about the requirements.
You should have a LOT more subs, dude! I am now a sub to your channel! Finding honest YTbers who give concise yet easy-to-follow advice for tech are VERY hard to come by. I strive to do such on my channel and support others that do the same. Your video is incredibly easy to follow and, at the time I'm typing this comment, prepping to install Win 11 22H2 on my One-Netbook One Mix 4. One Netbook no longer supports this particular laptop and in 2021 they mentioned they'd put a BIOS upgrade download on their website to enable TPM on the One Mix 4 to install Windows 11. Sadly, it was never done. With your method, I am now going to have Win 11 on my One Mix 4! I immensely thank you for your knowledge and video guide to make this happen.
Well I built a very robust Win11 i7-7700 system only to find that I can't upgrade because I am just outside the compatibility window. Well, I just watched this video and did what you said and bingo. All updated to 22H2. Can't express how happy I am that I can run this system for a good bit longer. I generally am one generation behind so I can buy the top of the line last gen and run it till the wheels fall off. Thank you so much for the great video!!!😃😃
Woah we have the same exact processor model
i have i7 7700K
i cannot like this video enough!! BIG thank you! I was trying to upgrade 3 laptops using tradional methods, but boy oh boy, this tip on your video makes it so absurdly easy and convenient!! just set it and forget it, when you come back, your target machine will be ready! Got yourself a sub!!
Glad it helped.
Well, it did work fine, though the long time it took was scary. I had made a mistake in my first try. It works real fine! Thank you! I''ll be looking forward to new guides!
@@jpinheiroalmeida There is an alternative method that is as easy and potentially faster!
Replace the file Appraiserres.dll in the sources folder with the one found in windows 10 ISO!
Thank you so much for this. I installed win 11 on my 6 year old unsupported pc with the old method when it came out, the whole swapping ios files thing, and it has been working smooth as butter since. Updating to the new build, I was not sure if I could, but thanks to you, it's easy :D
@CyberCPU Awesome video and I think your one of the BEST Windows 11 content creators out on RUclips, but there is two things that I need to comment about: 1) People need to run Windows Update after the 22H2 install when they get back into the operating system. I just did this with a new .ISO file and there was 4 updates pending (two for MS antivirus and 2023-04 and 2023-05 updates). The other thing is, many people forget, but M$ told the masses that "Windows 10" would have free updates for life, and that was going to be "their last operating system". This whole thing with saying "better security" so a TPM is needed, was just a cleaver ploy to try and sell more of their hardware partners computers with Windows 11 installed as they get a "cut" of those sales. I'm old, and I've install every single version of Windows as far back as Windows 2.1 and MS-Dos, not to mention Linux first distros and others. End game, I think you are right in regards to Microsoft allowing this sort of install as I truly believe they understand that they overstepped a bit in excluding their loyal customers and older hardware that again works "just fine" with lower cpu requirements and no TPM.
I followed your previous video replacing 21H1 iso with the 21H2 iso this also appears to work flawlessly.
Yes, I don't believe anything has changed. The old workarounds seem to work fine.
Tried windows 11 for 5 days,
Reformated back to golden windows 10 ❤️
Eventually, like everything, Windows 10 will cease to be supported so you're going to be forced to update at some point.
don't get too comfy with windows 10 cause in January 2025, windows 10 will end support and you will basically be forced to move to windows 11, unless you wanna stay on windows 10 and risk all of your data getting hacked.
Will Windows 12 be out in 2026?
@@KnightKaleb W10 LTSC will support until Jan 13, 2032
It is just me but I feel like Windows 11 is just Windows 10 dressed up a bit.
I had to do a clean install and the server installer was a version of the Windows 11 Pro build that disregarded the checks and that made installation possible on my partially supported Surface Pro. Stable so far and the best features are the improved taskbar with drag and drop support and finally - a tabbed file browser! 22h2 for that alone is worth the feature upgrade over the previous build.
Could you help me get that version?, I've been trying 2 days straight with different ISO's skipping those checks but windows update doesn't work / crashes, etc
Any issues so far?
@@MuzeInspiration None! Runs on my HP Zbook 14 G2 which came out in 2015 with an Intel Core i7 7700 processor.
@@NormanF62 thanks, what video did you use, can you please share the link
I did mine like the video but i need to do a clean install it says i cant keep my files wtf
Just upgraded from 21H2 to 22H2 using this method and it was quite painless (except for the having to *please wait* )
I hated all the annoying setup steps and Microsoft didn’t make them optional. Why do I need a PIN to sign into Windows? That said, the new feature build is miles ahead of the original build I’ve kept since October 5, 2021.
thanx for the video, did install 22H2 few minutes ago, also am giving Ubuntu a shot on a Intel NUC Core i3 7th generation CPU , am impressed with the result , everything seem to work , installed LTS 18.04 and got a upgrade to LTS 20.04 , works fine.
Thanks mate for your videos here..I already installed W11 22h2 on my P4 CPU with W7 and after 1 day I'm back to 7.. In my opinion W10 still are better than 11.. some changes and we might go on..
Not a fan of 10 or 11, Be nice to have W11 with W7 Gui and full control panel, not settings...
What is most likely slowing that potato down is a bunch of telemetry scripts and unnecessary processes running in the background. I believe that Chris Titus Tech is in the process of compiling a tool to assist in dealing with such extraneous and unnecessary CPU usage.
What’s needed here is a slimmed down custom Windows 11 installer that strips out all the bloatware and I think his potato PC would run very fast. All that crap makes Windows 11 run slower on older hardware than it should.
I love how clear u talking & explaining. Good to follow for people who theirs main language isn't english👍🏼
Your introduction completely explained my situation 😂😂😂
I installed Windows 11 22H2 on my Toshiba Satellite Laptop with Core i3-3110M 2.40 GHz with Four Gigs of RAM and upgraded my storage from HDD to SSD and it is pretty usable.
10 Seconds Bootup, 5 Seconds Login and Half a second to open application such as Browsers.
SSDs make a huge difference.
It is very important to backup your old Windows before installing Windows 11. Once you install 11 you can't easily go back if something goes wrong or you don't like Windows 11.
Omg actually worked thanks man :)
Glad it helped.
@@CyberCPU Yeah it was an upgrade with an i7-3740qm
Awesome tutorial, you saved me an expensive headache if I had to upgrade my hardware. Thank you. Subscribed 👍
I’m glad I saw this! I’ve been trying to upgrade my z270 system for a month and this is the first method to work. Thank you sir!
I used that tool as well and it worked. It would have been nice, if I had found your video earlier because after all it took me about 24 hours to finally patch Windows 11.
Thanks for an amazing tutorial. I had to try twice, as I run it from the ISO and mounting the image; not the pen drive, which worked.
Important thing, it works.
Thanks for the tutorial., I was trying to upgrade my Win 11 21H1 to 21H2 on my older HP mini desktop PC. The batch file worked like a champ.
i dont know whats going on with microsoft this days... shame on microsoft on trying to disable updates for Windows 11 Unsupported Hardware
No worries my friend.. It's just 3 registry changes away to get them back..😉👍
well now on my system It does not seem to get the later builds so when I get the news I need to DL again and proceed using RuFus with the bypass function to install the latest build but I think your good even with 22H2 but me I just like the Latest builds
@@wai4133 idk..here got 22H2 and October update normally..we will see in the future.
@@crisbalgreece it's those Cumulative updates I'm not getting which updates the build slightly
@@crisbalgreece yeah thats true but still we dont have to do all of this stuff to install windows 11 on our pc
Upgrading to 22H2 was no issue for me doing the official LabConfig registry entry. Now the last update gave me the coveted multiple tabs in file explorer that I have been wanting. I see no reason MS would stop future updates since more machines running means more data to harvest $$$.
Is it done automatically?
@@electrocat9 No You Upgrade your install from the current windows 11 iso using the LabConfig Registry entries you create to bypass TPM and Secure Boot check during the install.
@@mojavedxer I did the official clean install creating
Registry Key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\MoSetup
Name: AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU
LabConfig is used for an upgrade from Windows 10 i think.
In my case I don't know, I hope I'll receive through Windows Update, or shouldn't I?
@@electrocat9 I am receiving updates on two machines running gen 4 Intel CPU. I have secure boot enabled but used the LabConfig BypassTMPCheck key to bypass the TPM check on both machines.
Microsoft doesn’t want to alienate its users and it wants to increase the low adoption rate of Windows 11. In the end Microsoft will drop the chip requirement for Windows 11 but enforce that for the version of Windows which is quite reasonable.
Microsoft allows this, and free Product Keys because the IT experts who use them help them to improve the Windows Experience.
Geez you weren't kidding about the time to update hahah thanks for the video
I´m not a native speaker but I´ll give it my best. Today I have installed Windows 11 on a non-supported laptop by following all the steps from your previous video on that. After doing that everything just worked fine so I decided to go on with this video to install version 22H2 of Windows 11. But before starting I, just out of curiosity, checked which version of Windows 11 was actually installed. Big surprise because it turned out to be already version 22H2. I suppose that this has everything to do with the fact that at the time you published the first video version 22H2 was not yet available but now it is. So I´m very glad that I´ve checked it before starting because it saved me an awful lot of time.
Worked great, did this on two 2018-vintage Dell laptops (5470). Thanks profusely!
I've seen TPM module plug ins on Amazon that will satisfy the Windows 11 requirement. i have a ten year old machine with updated Ram and SSD.
This is a PC for the kids and may keep it in service for a couple more years.
Thank You sir, now I have tabs in my resource management.
My pc did not want to run the script when i tried to open the file locally. I run it using a copy in a USB and it is working now. It's currently installing win 11. Thank you for the information, very helpful.....I was about to dispose of my old computer
Thanks for the videos, I know you probably know the reg hack and download it as an iso then burn it by rufus and upgrade it via usb setup while in windows, works a treat
Thank you so much man, works great on my i7-7700HQ laptop (as it should be) :D
Great video, love the way you clarify and explain things. Thankyou.
I followed your instructions on the video "Install Windows 11 on Anything" and so far everything is been super smooth and fortunately everything worked fine, the security and the terminal apps + it updated to 22H2. I'm Gonna keep using the potato computer to see if there's any problems or bugs.
Good guide, this is how I upgraded mine except one difference: There is no reason to use the media creation tool, nor a USB stick. It's in fact part of the reason it went so slow. Just download the .iso instead, since you have a SSD, it will install much much faster just using the default built in windows 11 .iso mount. It's 100% the same process from there, run the .exe after you've ran AveYos bypass script. It will install directory from your SSD just fine. USB is only useful for installing clean, not ideal for upgrades.
However was hoping someone found a work around that does not involve using the install.. Since i believe if you have a supported system and use windows update, you just get 100% of your settings / registry entries retained. While the installer method claims it will keep your files, programs and settings.. It does reset some settings, namely windows system registry changes you may have made.
Its unnecessary to use a USB stick today. If you have the official LabConfg registry hack installed, all you really need to do is download the official Microsoft Windows 11 iso. Mount it, and double click to run it and do the upgrade. If don’t have that already installed, then you will need to configure the installer (according to the instructions in this video) first prior to running it.
Awesome vid find it ridiculous you can have a tpm 2.0 with secure boot enabled&meet all other required spec's but cause it's not an officially supported processor haven't been able to upgrade from windows 11 21h2 till now :) thankyou sir
I used the official LabConfig registry hack to do an in place upgrade of Windows 10 to the Windows 11 Insider beta. When windows 11 went gold, I simply disenrolled from the Insider program because the last version was already the official RTM release when Windows 11 officially came out.
I searched a lot about the topic but this solution was effective New subscriber Greetings from Morocco
Hello Thank you for putting this video up. Managed to get Toshiba Satellite working with SSD.
I am just installing it on my dell 7010 potato pc with 3rd gen i7 intel processor and 16gb ram....
I accidentally clicked on the file twice and it didn't want to install, so I repeated the whole procedure with special care and it worked.
Shame on those who report!
Thank you. I've been considering an upgrade from Win10 to Win11 on a couple of 4790K PCs here, as well as a 7700HQ, and two 7820HKs. Have two Alienware 17R4 laptops and a Dell XPS15 (9560) that are just slightly too old to accept win 11. Very annoying.
I did it the same way. 🙂 But I also have a Win10-Installation on a second SSD and with "EasyBCD" I can choose, with which OS my computer starts. My personal files are on a second partition of the Win10 - SSD and I can also access to it with the Win11-Installation. Many greetings from Oberhausen in West- Germany.
Followed your video Sir and it pushed through. Thank you so much sir!
Wow thats really despicable that RUclips would remove your video for no REAL reason, take ages over reinstating it, and then failing to tell you why they removed it in the first place.
hey i love your videoss please keep it up you have my support win 11 23h2 just got released
Thank the Old Man Upstairs for people like you Sir! 😎👍
I like to watch these videos, even though I already have supported windows 11
Thanks a lot this really helped me out on an old potato as you call it 😊. Always looking forward to your videos.
good video, yeh dont understand why some one would want to block 2 of the videos unless they tried something on them and they did something wrong and got a virus false flags or simply not understanding that windows can be run without a license which only puts a watermark on the screen and that warning goes as far back as far as XP
Awesome, thank you for responding to my request from your past video :)
None of the requirements for Windows 11 mean a thing
Windows 11 Requirements:
TPM 2.0
I'm running 11 without a TPM chip
UEFI - Secure Boot Capable Firmware
Nope - I'm running with an old school BIOS
EFI Boot Partition
Nuh Uh - I'm running on an MBR partition
64GB Minimum partition size
Backups can be restored to any reasonable size partition - including 32GB
Supported CPU
I'm running on a Sandy Bridge
Internet Connection
Nope!
Microsoft Account
Absolutely NOT!
Rollback option to Win 10 is only 10 days (HA)
Install 11 to a separate SSD and boot to Win 10 whenever you like
Cannot be transferred to another PC (Double HA)
I can run Windows 11 on 5 different computers and it remains activated on all of them
I even tried running the same backup of Win 11 on several computers at the same time while online, and they all remained activated and received updates
Each and every copy was activated from the same original computer from a single installation
Microsoft killed the ability for Windows 10 and 11 to be installed as a Windows2Go installation on a thumbdrive
Well.......
Not only can I still run a Windows2Go installation from a thumbdrive, but I'm running a full Windows2Go installation on a SATA SSD using a standard MBR partition
My "guess" is that Microsoft HAD to kill Win2Go installs because they remained activated on multiple computers at the same time, all of which were activated from a single licensed copy of Windows
What is your guess as to why they tried to kill Win2Go ?
Sorry to hear that some some vids were taken down. Can't stand haters. Jealousy and envy ruin the world. Literally.
I did that last week, and it works perfectly after tweaking with ThisIsWin11 and StartAllBack. It is slow at first, but now you might say it's faster than 10 most of the time. I do notice some sluggishness due to higher memory usage, but it isn't unbearable.
The new taskbar made third party replacements obsolete. I was waiting for Microsoft to fix the broken taskbar and they finally did it! I move the start button to the left and I’m happy! The previous taskbar was a not mess and I hated it! The new one does everything I want in a Windows panel.
Thanks for help . It works great on desktop computer and laptop both unsupported I have.
Older systems are slow even with an SSD and some features may not work as well, so you should consider upgrading to a new PC. You should consider what you are using your PC for to decide if still will suffice for you.
The old PC i'm using it on is only to play around with and testing I would n'ot put windows 11 an old PC I used everyday.
The only feature that won't work for me is Bitlocker, but that wouldn't work on 10 anyway. I have yet to run into any other feature that won't work on my FX 8320 based system otherwise. Even HyperV is working and Android subsystem for Windows. Heck it still works faster than my Surface Laptop 4 work laptop, including Start menu Search when looking for local applications, so I fail to understand this. I know my system is lacking some features, but this is an operating system for personal use, not mission critical applications anyway.
My 11 year old pc system of the Z68 era with a intel 2600 i7k processor and a HD boot SSD 😱 and it runs fine after tweaking the hellout of all the bloatware from the new windows 11 22H2 👀🤔♒🌈🖖
I'm running a hackintosh high Sierra. On a hp elitebook 8460p. i5-2520M. (2011) then running parallels with windows 7&11 VMs inside it. Also have a Linux VM on there to... Had to install 7 in parallels (it grabs the bios serial for win 7) and activates, then upgraded to 10. Then 11 via unsupported workarounds, then 22h2 when it came out... All has hardware passthrough support. Not my main system but all works pretty well can even play mid tier games. Main system is a (Alienware x17 r2)
Thanks a lot for your videos, man. Great tip you gave us.
Glad it helped.
Thank you for this informative and educational video!
If I have a core i7-5820k and over 8gb of RAM would I be able to run windows 11 without any compatibility issues( great video by the way loved the quality and learned something new, God bless!!!
Well, it does fail the system requirements but it should run fine.
I did that once the pc took 4 and a half days straight to get though it I’m glad my current pc doesn’t take that long anymore because it’s a lot lot newer then the old one honestly it was kinda fun messing around with it but those days are over now
The problem is if you download 22H2 yourself and you want to update an already existing 21H2 on a not supported pc, all personal data will be deleted. There is no button that personal data should remain.
Those are the exact circumstances I used in the video and was able to do an in place upgrade. I've heard of a few people in the comments like yourself that haven't been able to and not sure what's causing it. It may have something to do with how Windows 11 was installed in the first place. I honestly don't know. I haven't been able to repeat the problem on my end.
The installer may only offer to do a clean rather than an in place upgrade. You may or may not want to do a fresh install of the new Windows 11 build.
I got the same issue. I don't think I will do the upgrade as I will have to install all the software after the upgrade.
@@Frank-ThoresenIf you have One Drive installed, it will offer to install software you already have on another PC. The cloud is there to simplify your life!
@@NormanF62 Yes Onedrive is installed so let me try and see. Thanks
I just put Win11 22H2 on my old HP Pavillion with a 2nd generation Sandy Bridge i3, 6 GB of DDR 2 and a 1000 GB 5700rpm Seagate HDD. Works fine so far. Haven't tried to update any system files beyond that point yet, though.
Running latest MacOS on a maxed out iMac with 2 op systems (macOS & Win11), I just boot up on my choice. Followed all your vids concerning installing Win11 including this one. Worked fine except I am getting "System requirements not met. Go to Settings to learn more"
This remains on the bottom right corner of my screen. I have gone to Settings - no mention of why. Not affecting running 22H2, will update using Winblows Update except for a continued Download error - 0x800f0806 trying to get 2022-10 Cumulative Update Version 22H2 x64.
Note: When upgrading, go mow the lawn, edge trim, take the dog for a walk, relax, have a few beers and a couple smokes - then return and see how far into the upgrade you are.
Thank you so much I appreciate the help it helped me install windows 11 22H2
I love Potato computers they are more fun, thanks for this. Cheers from the UK.
I do too. Old systems are fun to play with.
I might be a neophyte and preaching to the choir, but I recommend upgrading or cloning an old mech drive to SSD ASAP. The system I am using to make this post is an 11 year old Windows 7 Toshiba with a Samsung EVO 860 1 tb SSD. The step up to a ssd dramatically improved the performance and it has a Blu Ray player in it so I want to extend its life as long as I can. Thanks and 73's to all KF4QIC
Fist thing I would do after installing Windows 11 is undo ALL the changes from Windows 10 to 11. My Windows 11 already has some changes made to make it more like Windows 7, including bringing Windows Photo Viewer back and disabling telemetry.
I have been running windows 11 on a 4350 for a while now as my home theater PC. It's still going strong.
you saved my ass today installed win11 so i didnt need to create a MS acct.... THANK YOU SO MUCH
Works fine thank you. I updated a `unsupported` W 11 with no loss of data or apps . Updating W10 though means you have to more or less start from scratch (it does save files but not apps etc ) Thanks again.
And does not save settings
As I went thru the installer and saw it could only save "personal files"
One thing I've REALLY noticed on this new update... turn off "core isolation" .. it hate's older drivers/hardware
I've noticed that my unsupported W11 Intel 6th generation i5 laptop doesn't get security updates very often. My W10 laptop gets one or more a day. I'm thinking Microsoft knows what machines are unsupported when an update request comes through and just keeps us close to the edge of vulnerability. Of course I now realize W11 v 22H2 will not come at all without this "hack".
I have some old PCs that aren't compatible and I use a similar trick to upgrade from 21H2 to 22H2. I downloaded the Win11 iso from the MS website, then I used Rufus to create a Win11 flash drive without TPM/Secure boot. Because these PCs are incompatible they can't use the MS Upgrade Assistant tool or receive the new 22H2 via Windows Update. So, the only way to upgrade to the new version of Windows is to use USB Flash Drive that bypasses TPM and CPU checks. I found if you have a TPM on some old platforms but the CPU is not compatible you can use Media Creation Tool and make an official Win11 Flash drive and you can upgrade because it checks for TPM but not the CPU. It works on 6/7 gen Intel with Firmware TPM enabled and old motherboards with TPM 2.0 or 1.2 chip.
I don't know why but the Upgrade Assistant tool checks for both TPM 2.0 and CPU. But Media Creation Tool checks only for TPM no matter if the version is 1.2 or 2.0, so you can install or upgrade with TPM 1.2 and old CPU 😄
You should consider whether your PC can run Windows 10, it can probably run Windows 11. If you have 32 bit hardware, Windows 10 is the end of the line. In most cases, TPM/secure boot isn’t the problem; its your chip and you will want the installer to skip checking for chip compatibility and you should be fine.
I made a fresh installation of Windows 10 for a Dell Vostro 3550 a few weeks ago, I put 6GB of RAM and it runs smoothly with the new OS. I'm pretty sure it can run Windows 11 with an SSD, the 8GB of RAM, and maybe with a more powerful processor.
You should replace the FX4300 with an FX8320/8350, then you will have a very good increase in performance.
If this were a performance video likely he would be doing a guide for that.
FX has really weak IPC. Even overclocked you are going to be hurting in complicated websites, and windows update install times.
@@itstheweirdguy FX always ran Windows 10/11 great for me, it was snappy and responsive. That being said I usually work on much weaker systems than FX so... maybe I'm just used to really weak stuff.
It may be worth noting that if you use Install Media created on another PC set to a different region, the option to keep your files and settings will be greyed out. The easiest way to avoid this is to run the media creation tool on the PC you are upgrading and accept the default region options it provides.
Eventually switching to Linux.
I only game on occasion and have secured a series x for my 'next-gen' gaming needs.
Thanks a lot for this great video!
This helped. Thanks a lot bro.
You can do this very easily by extracting the Windows 11 ISO and opening the sources folder in cmd and running the command "setup /product server" without the quotes
Thank you buddy helped me with my gaming pc
22H2 is full of bugs do not bother I have a supported hardware and it is terrible.
So I'm on Windows 10 and have an unsupported CPU that's an i5-6400 2,70 GHz, should I update to Windows 11?
if you get to the stage where the only option is to clean install (remove all files), then you haven't used the latest 22H2 image for the USB installer. Cancel the install and Go get it! Start the whole process again!
..and when does your merch store get new stock? Every T-Shirt I've looked to get is unavailable on Amazon.
I installed windows 11 on a surface pro 4 yesterday not realizing it wasn’t a windows 10 stick. Not a peep. Not an error message just worked. Fresh install though. It was windows 11 22H2 on the stick but it updated via windows update just fine and added tabbed explorer too.
Believe it or not Microsoft exempted a lot of their surface tablets from the typical hardware requirements.
Kind of shifty and proves the system requirements are arbitrary and stupid.
@@CyberCPU Well I have a surface laptop 1 and I'm struggling trying to get 22h2 on it. I used the registry edit to get win 11 from 10 and that had no issues. Using the script in this video is not working. Installer gives me "this pc has hardware that isn't ready for this version of windows..." it doesn't specify cpu or tpm is the reason. I might have to try a fresh install
Somehow i upgraded on unsuported hardware from 21H2 to 22H2 using Windows Update (without any tool).But still nice video!:)
If you used my original guide then it would upgrade fine.
Thank you for the vid! Can we install the 22H2 from scratch? Meaning from win7 to perform a clean install with formatting the drive.
I plan on trying this but not on a system i rely on.
That's really dumb someone would flag the video.. You literally download Windows from Microsoft website itself, and if its anything like win 10, they dont require you to actually enter a key to install, you can get license key and activate it at any time.
I dont have a potato but "making sure your pc has enough space" is taking forever!
Just do the USB drive with latest version of Rufus bypassing requirements. And it works even launching in-place the setup.exe
Sure does,much easier then any other way
Yes seems easiest. My only concern is future updates, small and feature, won't install because of compatibility checks.
@@rennmaxbeta Already tested on my unsupported PCs, it receives all updates except new builds releases. I needed to upgrade from 21H2 to 22H2 manually with USB drive
It worked on my I7 7th gen - thank you.
Great to to watch ur videos . thx