Probably THE BEST method for Installing Windows 11 on unsupported hardware - Thanks to Rufus.
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2022
- Super simple and tidy method for Installing Windows 11 on unsupported hardware.
This is probably the best method I've seen so far.
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Thanks. 
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Can you use this method to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11?
Yes, Installation media created with Rufus also allows you to do an in place upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11.
@@ClickNextDemos How do you do an in place update with the Rufus USB
@@speedbird8326 create your windows 11 media using Rufus, then from Windows 10, mount the ISO file and double click on setup.exe and follow the installation wizard.
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Thanks very much. Installed Win 11 on my old Toshiba Satellite X205-S9349. Updated completely and so far so good. Got to try the programs I like now. Fantastic.
It really worked for me after I look and try some tutorials, yours is the one that worked. Owe you a lot.
TNice tutorials was so detailed! Great video for beginners. Thank you!
Fantastic, works as you show, and I installed updates. Thanks for the great info as this is the easiest way to install windows on older computers.
Great to hear!
Hey! Thanks so much for this video!
Thanks for sharing your valuable experience.
This really helped thanks a lot!
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Thank you! That was a great tutorial!
Glad you enjoyed it!
hanks lot Sir.. You helping us..
Thanks for the help in getting windows 11 installed. Have been using it for almost 2 wks with no issues until yesterday. Windows Update has quit working. I did a lot of different things to get it working but to no avail. Any suggestions ?
Great video!
Thanks!
Thanks I have been wanting 11 for my laptop. I use it on my desktop PC. thanks.
Excellent!
Glad you liked it!
Awesome! I have four machines that do not meet the minimum requirements that I will be trying this out on. Thanks!
Great, let me know how you get on.
Worked for me 💯% thanks
Glad it helped
Works as advertised. Great video. Question: Once you have downloaded the Windows 11 ISO and Rufus to the flash drive, can you reuse the same flash drive repeatedly to update additional pc's to Windows 11?
Yes, you can use that USB drive to Install Windows 11 on as many computers as you like.
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Thanks. I'm looking to do more stuff like this in the future.
Very helpful
Glad to hear that
How you start setuping can you do a video on that
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Be sure you are up to date in 10 before you update to 11. you will have problems with it trying to update 10, so it get stuck. I had to go back to 10 do updates then installed 11 and it worked fine and updated 11. However the top setting titlebare was complete;y transparent. I think because I tried to use the same downloaded iso that was messed up. when I updated 10 then started from scratch it worked fine.
In my case this dont work, when install on OptiPlex 3070 they said that my system dont dont cover the minimun requisits to instal Windos 11...this mini pc have a Windows 10!
Is the download link safe from tNice tutorials video?
i think use this rufus better one! thank you!
edit: its still work! i this way go update win 11 FOR non tpm 2.0!
My laptop fulfill all the requirement meaning secure boot, TPM, HD and RAM, except the processor which is i7 7600U. So I only want to skip the processor checking. Is there a way to do that? Thanks.
Sure, just use Rufus to create the USB Media but don't tick the options to remove the requirements for TPM or RAM. Rufus will skip the CPU check too so you are good to go.
Good Luck.
Hi, thank you very much for your video, very nice and interesting. Can I use that Rufus to install windows 10 on a device without minimum requirements for windows 10? My laptop is a DELL VOSTRO 3550 and its bios is updated to its ultimate upgrade. Thank you for reading.
I don't think you will need to use Rufus at all. Windows 10 has much lower hardware requirements than Windows 11 so you shoould be able to install Windows 10 with normal Windows 10 installation media.
Windows 10 Hardware requiredments -: www.microsoft.com/en-gb/windows/windows-10-specifications
Download Windows 10 from Microsoft -: www.microsoft.com/en-gb/software-download/windows10
Good luck :)
@@ClickNextDemos Hi,
Thank you for your fast reply.
I don't know why, but it was a general issue on upgrading WIN 7 to Win 10 on several DELL LAPTOPS 3550 and around. I read plenty of complains on different forums and RUclips saying all the same thing: my laptop screen became black and I had to use a different computer to unblock it and then uninstall WIN 10. Most of them mentioned that their laptops bios wasn't upgraded with its ultimate update. Knowing my laptop bios was upgraded at its ultimate update, I kept asking if an update to win10 would be possible. All of them suggested not to update coz I wouldn't know the final result. None of them mentioned that option using Rufus to create all WIN 10 requirements. So I didn't try coz I have very valuable things in that laptop. And that's why I asked you this question. My laptop is an I5 processor with 8 GB DDR 3 internal memory and gets 1000 Gb storage capacity. Video card it's on the motherboard, I think, but it's a good one. Never ever experienced slow motion or anything else. I am a Translator for English and French and mostly I am using my laptop for this activity.
Thank you for reading my message.
Best regard
Dan
I didn't see an option to skip check for unsupported processors on the rufus set up screen, does this tweak work around that?
Yes, installation media created with Rufus will skip the CPU check during Setup so you are good to go.
Once the ISO gets written to the drive, couldn’t I just launch “Setup.exe” to do an upgrade? Or would that not work?
If you want to upgrade your existing Windows 10 to Windows 11 and keep all your applications and data, yes you could click on Setup.Exe and that will do an "in place" upgrade to Windows 11. I've tried this with an ISO created from Rufus and it worked fine.
If you want to do a "clean install" of Windows 11, then you should boot the computer from the USB drive and follow the insall wizard. When the setup wizard asks where to install WIndows 11, you would need to format the existing hard disk to then allow for Windows 11 to install.
What is disable data collection (skip privacy questions) ?
Check out the video around 0:32 secs. I show the privacy options in Windows Setup (OOBE) where you normally need to answer yes or no to the privacy related questions. Installation media created with Rufus will skip asking these questions but automatically answer them as No. Hope that helps.
By the way I am using win 8.1, and am now dual booting with win 11 courtesy of Rufus.
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that actually great! but can you receive a windows 11 update though?
Yes, Windows updates still function as normal
@@ClickNextDemos even on some unsupported motherboard? like the one without TPM?
@@Zed091 Yes, updates will still work althougj there is no guarantee Microsoft won't change that in the future but most people believe they will never block updates to Windows.
@@ClickNextDemos oh
What does Bitlicker automatic device encryption mean.
I got this option as well.
Great question @MysticMylesZ - This feature has been added to Rufus since I made the video.
Bitlocker is full disk encryption and normally what businesses and IT Departments set on their client PC's so the HDD or SSD is encrypted in case the device is lost or stolen. It is not enabled by default on a new clean install so I'm not sure what this option is intended for. For a home user you can just leave this setting de-selected but even if you tick the box to disable bitlocker encyption, it won't do much for a home user as your disk will not be encrypted anyway.
The changelog on the Rufus site for when this option was added to Rufus says -:
"Add an option to disable BitLocker device encryption in the Windows User Experience dialog"
This suggests its just skipping a dialog box during the OOBE setup during first boot.
Hope that helps.
Still I am worried about 2 things: 1) what will happen when there is a major Windows 11 update 2) how about (unsupported?) hardware drivers like GPU??
Hi, there is no evidence to show Microsoft will block windows updates, they haven’t so far. GPU drivers should also not be affected.
Will this work with a Microsoft account or just local account
Yes, works fine whether you login with a local account or a Microsoft account. Once installed, there is no difference with an install on supported or unsupported hardware.
Thanks for tNice tutorials amazin tutorial! Such a helpful one
If we install this will we still get updates or will windows update be blocked ?
Yes, updates are working, check out my other video regarding Windows Updates on Windows 11 Unsupported Hardware
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This is the only one that would work for me and i tried a few.
Glad it help you out Greg
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Is it okay to use Win11 for mensupport PC ? Is there any drawback or errors?
Sorry Supomo, I don't understand your question, what do you mean by menusupport PC?
@@ClickNextDemos unsupported pc mean no tmp chip 2.0 in his pc
Great question Supomo. Microsoft have stated that you will not be entitled to updates however it is widely predicted by journalists who cover Microsoft that they will not block unsupported pc's from receiving updates and they haven't blocked them so far.
support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/installing-windows-11-on-devices-that-don-t-meet-minimum-system-requirements-0b2dc4a2-5933-4ad4-9c09-ef0a331518f1
@@ClickNextDemos but microsoft is not telling is safe to use windows 11 on older hardware* cuz the drivers compatibility will be limited and may cause problems.
what if I have MBR partition with lots of data and not GPT partition. Can I use MBR partition with no UEFI ?
Yes, this will still work but if you want to keep your existing data and apps then you will need to do an "In Place" upgrade instead of a clean install. So you would boot into your existing version of Windows and run Setup.exe from your Windows 11 ISO that you created from Rufus.
@@ClickNextDemos thank you for help !!
can this method be used to install windows 11 22h2
Yes this works for 22H2
Can this version later be activated with any 3rd party KMS server ?
I suppose it depends on which edition of Windows 11 you install. I haven't tested but I expect Windows 11 Pro and Windows 11 Enterprise would activate as normal from a 3rd party KMS server.
@@ClickNextDemos ok thanks
What about microsoft will stop update on unsupported pc?
Microsoft have stated that you will not be entitled to updates however it is widely predicted by journalists who cover Microsoft that they will not block unsupported pc's from receiving updates and they haven't blocked them so far.
support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/installing-windows-11-on-devices-that-don-t-meet-minimum-system-requirements-0b2dc4a2-5933-4ad4-9c09-ef0a331518f1
I understand thanks keep it up good videos
Will this method delete all the data?
Depends which install method you use. If you boot from the USB media and install from there, it will do a clean install and this will wipe your drive clean and install a fresh copy of Windows 11 so you will lose all your data.
If you boot into your existing version of Windows and launch setup from there, it will do an "In Place" upgrade to Windows 11 and will keep all your existing apps and data.
Having said that, if you have important data that you must keep, I would always recommend having a good backup just in case something goes wrong.
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I tried it with my 16GB & 64GB drive but none of them failed to copy the files. Any solutions? ???
Sorry, not sure what's going wrong for you. I've used Rufus lots of times and it has always worked. Can you give me a bit more info on what's happening on your system?
@@ClickNextDemos its keep saying error iso image extraction failure
I haven't seen this error before but seems a common issue if you do a google search. First, ensure you have a valid ISO file. Are you able to mount it in Windows and read the contents? If you can't read the ISO file it may be corrupt so you would need to download a new ISO. If the ISO is ok, I would then try a different USB Port on your PC or even try a different USB Flash drive. If that still doesn't work, try reinstalling Rufus. If you are using the portable version of Rufus where you just click on it to run it (Without installing it), try placing it in a different folder or create a new folder like C:\Temp and run it from there. Good Luck.
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Is Microsoft really going to cut off security updates for my "unsupported" Windows 11 PC?
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can you do this without flashdrive
I don't believe so. You need some form of media to host the insallation files.
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Is this harmfull
There is no evidence to suggest this is harmful. It simply bypasses the hardware requirement checks to allow you to install on hardware that doesn’t meet the minimum specifications. Windows Updates continue to work as normal.
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Using Rufus to get Windows 11 installed on un-supported hardware is basically no different to hacking the Operating System, or using a crack to crack software, software hacks and cracks may get the job done but they also degrade the reliability of software too, here's the best way to install Windows 11, first buy hardware that is Windows 11 certified, second go to the Microsoft website and download the Microsoft official Windows 11 release iso, don't use pirated software because you'll be asking for trouble if you do, burn the iso onto a blank multi-layer DVD, use it to install Windows 11 on your Windows 11 certified hardware, and make sure you have both UEFI Secure Boot and TPM2.0 or FTPM enabled in your new Windows 11 certified hardware's Bios, that's how I did it, and I've had zero issues so far, not enabling UEFI Secure Boot or TPM2.0/FTPM will compromise your PC's security and leave you vulnerable to ransom ware.
Thanks for taking the time to comment. The method shown in the video uses a genuine ISO downloaded from Microsoft and rufus is not pirate software. Windows 11 has quite a strict CPU requirement. There are lots of people with 7th gen CPU’s and TPM enabled that wouldn’t normally be able to experience Windows 11 otherwise. I take your point and would normally agree but currently running Windows 11 on unsupported hardware is barely, if any, different to running it on a supported system. And let’s be honest, it’s only going to be tech savvy users who are going to do this. Your average person will normally get Windows 11 with a new pc. The demo was meant for enthusiasts who want to experience the latest version of Windows without having the expense of buying new hardware.