Quick notes: ☑️ If you don't have a folder named called MoSetup, you can right click on the parent "Setup" folder and then click on New. Then Select new Key and create a folder called MoSetup. ☑️ When you upgrade, it'll keep all apps and files. ☑️ For this to work, you need Secure Boot. You can enable: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/user-help/you-need-to-enable-secure-boot-windows ☑️ This only bypasses some requirements. You still need the following to qualify: 1 GHz processor or faster with 2 or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor, at least TPM 1.2, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, UEFI, & Secure Boot capable.
Thanks Kevin, I got Win 11, however after that I installed Norton 360 and it is not able to run quick scan and not able to fix autoprotect. I did reinstall Norton but no luck! Is there any compatibility issue? Pl help. Thx.
hey master its still not work for me But befor i was did like you say it was shaw me three reasons for rejection (CPU-TPM-Secure Boot) but now its only show Two rejection (TPM-Secour BOOT) so what i must do now please 🙄
It works for sure. And right to the point. Just a FYI if anyone has problems where it gets stuck installing for hours not minutes, when you go to the setup file right click and choose"Run as Administrator. Then it'll install. I wish I'd have did that first instead of waiting and wasting time
Thanks Kevin! Really enjoying the short to the point tutorials with easy to follow instructions and points that assist the viewer. I also appreciate the rational insight and validity on why users are able to use Windows 11 and possible consequences and precaustions.
Me too. I love Kevin's videos because he goes straight to the point with being clear and concise. I tell people about him all the time. Some of these people when explaining something take you all around Mary's house to get to Sue's house instead of telling you to go straight over there.
Thanks for the tip! A follow up though. The update warning may not be true. On the first day of me installing W11, I got like 4 updates and they were security and cumulative updates.
@Vux What Vux said. Of course they'll be giving out updates in the near future...but for obvious reasons they can't promise to be able to support updates in the future as the cpu and tpm still in unsupported.
@@pouringpoipoi5777 That's not enough. Doing what you suggested will indeed your risk profile by a lot, but does not remove your risk profile completely. You will always need security no matter what kind of user you are.
I know these postings are from a year ago but I downloaded Windows 11 with no problem and I get all the updates and everything best way to do it fastest way to do it You're awesome
Kevin;s all videos begins with TODAY...A huge Todayyyyyyy...I love his intonations.Keep It up Kevin..You are a technically super man.For I have learnt a lot from you...
Thanks Kevin! This procedure just worked for my Lenovo Xeon E3-1271 V3 desktop. I also didn't have the MoSetup folder in the registry so I made one and added the AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU key. I was warned at one stage that my upgrade would not be supported (e.g., updates) but I proceeded anyway as others say they have since received cumulative updates. Everything seems to be working fine so far. I really like the file explorer tabs on Windows 11 as it improves productivity and organisation and it is now a smoother transition when I switch back to my Win 11 laptop. I think it is worth it just for this. I will update again later to let everyone know how things are running.
@@donr868 What about security updates? Do you still get security updates? I'm asking because someone said that when you download Windows 11 on an unsupported hardware. There is a risk of not getting the latest security updates, which could potentially harm the device
@@edution2191 Yes, Security updates are being regularly installed. Last one being: "Security Intelligence Update for Microsoft Defender Antivirus - KB2267602 (Version 1.405.891.0) - Current Channel (Broad)" Installed on 2/03/2024
This is by far the best solution. Simple changes and easy to perform. I finally managed to have Windows 11 loaded on my Surface 3 (2016 model). Just follow the steps and some patience in between waiting. Great stuff Kevin!! Thanks a million 😌
@@8BitGamerYT1 it's the 2016 MS Surface 3, 4Gb RAM, 128Gb Storage, ARM processor. I was running windows 10 on it until this article/video. Did a full wipe and install.
Just wanted to say congratulations for the one million subscribers. It really is deserved. You have such a good approach to how you either teach or demonstrate. You taught a blind man how to edit videos.
@DST_inD lol. In my mind, I had made the update (you know how it goes😅). Everything is smooth. I haven't faced any challenges so far. All the drivers I regularly make use of are working well, and I'm getting updates. Even my WSL is stable. In a nutshell, I'm happy I made the switch to Windows 11.
@@nitishjaswal9022 i believe you have the option to keep your files just like in every previous windows upgrade. You can choose to keep them or do a fresh install
If you are getting the error "This PC must support TPM 2.0" you may need to tweak a TPM setting in your BIOS. In my Asus motherboard's BIOS I had to navigate to Advanced > PCH-FW Configuration and then I changed the "TPM Device Selection" option from dTPM to PTT. Hope this helps somebody 👍
Thanks for this.. It worked first time. you can't beat seeing how to do it rather than reading instructions.. I have Winn 11 working on a Lenovo Yoga 520 with Pentium Gold CPU just fine! Admittedly it has a 256Gb NVMe SSD but still...
You make it so easy compared to all the other videos out there you definitely deserve Praises as you make great content for even people that are not tech-savvy
I did a clean install on a 7 year old laptop and it installed and worked fine, and I got security updates so far. I have an unsupported i7 processor and TPM 1.2. so far so good, but this was a clean install not an update. It also activated since the machine was a Windows 10 unit.
Yep, it works. It is a little harder than that for really old computers, but I got it to run perfect on a 2007 laptop with Core 2 Duo T9300 (and I could have used a way worse CPU) I had 4GB of DDR2 RAM, and an SSD (almost a requirement, avoids crying and killing yourself) My graphics were the Intel GM965 Chipset, I had a hard time making some drivers work but I ended up succeeding! I am not worried about security updates as neither TPM 2.0 or UEFI and secure boot are a real hardware requirement for any of these. If Microsoft decides to not provide them to people who are running it on "unsupported" hardware, there will sure be some workarounds very soon!
@@Zebra_Paw hey! I have a 2008 Macbook4,1 with the same GPU and CPU you mentioned. I have the same memory, and SSD. I have the drivers I need installed, I’m on windows 10, is the performance ok on windows 11? Please tell me the experience, because I might upgrade if it’s worth it!
You're the only one I found that offers a simple, Microsoft recommended, work around. Did this on my generic HP 17 inch laptop and worked fine and kind of fast for a system upgrade. Only thing I did was made sure my Windows 10 install had all updates.
Yo i can't update my windows 10 it says security files are missing something like that can i still upgrade my unsupported pc to windows 11 successfully?
Hey Bro', Question : I have the situation as you described but I want to run Windows 11 from a flash drive. Do I need to do the registry hack. Would my pc and current OS be safe ? Thanx !
Hey. I was wondering if you had any issue after doing this? Planning on doing the same thing but this is my only device so it is my daily driver. Thanks!
I just came here to give hope to everyone. I upgraded Windows 10 to Windows 11 due to touchpad drivers failing. My specs; Model - Acer v5-573 2014 Intel Core i5 4200U 1.60Ghz >2.30Ghz >12GB RAM >500GB HDD I installed windows 11 ISO four (4) days ago using rufus, which gave me an option to bypass tpm 2.0 and CPU requirements. Since then I havent faced any driver issue with my touchpad, my laptop is more faster, I received a lot of updates (Driver/Quality/Security) unlike what the win11 officials confirmed to order systems. Its running smooth and faster than window 10, I don't regret the upgrade. Don't lose hope.
People who have unsupported hardware, I will tell you to upgrade later by ISO. People who are compatible can install it without any hesitation. It's so smooth and beautiful!!
Extend rollback time with command prompt to 60 days DISM /Online /Set-OSUninstallWindow /Value:60 recomend more testing than 10 days you won't regret it !!!!
It worked for me if that helps anyone, i was upgrading from a win 10, my pc specs are intel i3-230m (2nd gen) 8 gb ram, it even updated with no issue, i even checked the update history to confirm , it runs smooth, i have no issues at all , 100% recomend this video
Good news! I've already installed Windows 11 even when my system had 1 unsupported requirements. I've done this because of your tips! You're such a great teacher in a modern technology. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. Hoping for more subscribers, you deserved it!
@@KevinStratvert Hey! Shall the system needs to be formatted before installing or while installing Windows 11 by this method? Is there any kind of danger to the data in the computer? :-\
Your video are absolutely blow mind .EASY TO FOLLOW extremely well done and the language used is not annoying at all.I wish everyone making video was good as you,because sometimes is very painful to find very good video can give you straight to the point solution like this one
I did this method last night with keeping my files. It ran VERY smoothly. Even more smooth than windows 10. Mind you my pc has a i5 7200u that only has 2 cores with hyper threading. For better performance I installed 16GB ram and a NVME ssd. Runs like a dream for everyday simple tasks
My laptop only has an unsupported CPU and I am more than certain that it's capable of running Windows 11, however, I feel scared to take this risk because I do not want to incur any problems with software updates and patches. If I install Windows 11, I want it to update regularly to the latest version. I do not want to be cut off from software updates. What do you say about this?
Hey bro. Thanks to you that i a person who was once a dumb guy who didnt even know a quarter of the T of technology. And now at this second your videos helped me to advance in it really fast. Thank you
thanks i got my answer for which was looking ! I have i3 6th gen processor and TPM 1.2 ....... so that was the problem but after watching your video I'm happy with my windows 10 pro 😊
hello kevin. I've followed everything step by step but I'm still getting the error message display TBM & this pc must support secure boot. any idea what could be causing this message to display please. thank you
Great video!! You made it super easy to follow and showed us what needed to be done. One thing i would like to add, even after modifying the registry if you getting the tpm warning, go to your bios and enable tps and it will solve the issue.
After following all the steps : HP Laptop 15-bw0xx AMD a9-9420 RADEON R5, 5 COMPUTE CORES 2C+3G PROCESSOR: 3000MHZ 8 GB RAM after all - here is what shows on the screen: 0x1900101 - 0x20017 The installation failed in the SAFE_OS phase with an error during BOOT operation.
The stupidest part is Microsoft now "supporting" some gen 7 intel processors, but not others. Like, they did add the i5 7640X to the list of "supported" processors but not the i7 7700K, which not only has more cache, but also has more threads. It would be a lot better if we could get some exact words behind their reasoning as to why some processors are supported and others aren't. Why would the i5 7640X (Which should be noted is found on the Microsoft Surface Studio 2 Laptop) be supported and not the i7 7700K? It is the same generation after all and both of those CPU's have almost the exact same features.. This also raises the question a lot of people may have: If Microsoft were so strict about their hardware requirements, stating that you could outright damage your computer if it wasn't supported, why have they opened up the support for previous "unsupported hardware? Microsofts latest update have also been applied to unsupported hardware, so what exactly is happening here. Do you REALLY need to meet all of their requirements to have a smooth experience on WIndows 11?
The exact reasoning is simple, make money, sell more devices. Even if Microsoft does not make the device they make money from charging OEMs for windows licences on new computers.
I was able to install it on a msi gt72 dragon edition and the ge72vr both with the i7 7700 with the bypass and windows 11 runs very stable on the i7 7700HQ, But the bypass wouldn't let me install it on a msi gs70 stealth pro. for some reason it wouldn't pass the TPM 2.0 check on the gs70. The gs70 is my brothers laptop I was trying to help him update. And I just sold my old ge72 to my mother for 300 dollars, as I have the gt72 and i have a ge75 here as well but it's supported without issues.
Make sure to have the latest bios update. I was having trouble with Secure Boot but after I converted the drive from MBR to GPT first and then made sure UEFI was set as a boot option, I am now installing Windows 11 on a HP EliteBook 8470p which has a 3rd Generation Intel processor. I changed the original 320GB Western Digital hard drive to a WD Blue SA510 500GB solid state drive. I am upgrading the random-access memory from 4GB to16GB (DDR3L-1600 PC3-12800) tomorrow. It gave a final warning that the PC was not supported and basically do this at your own risk with possibly no security updates from Microsoft.
Thanks for the informative video and congrats on 1M! I'll be waiting to see the experience of others using Windows 11 on unsupported devices, so guys tell me how it goes! Definitely will come back to this video later :P
PSA: the blocked updates pertain only to TPM (vulnerability patches etc). OS level updates are not blocked. Don't bother trying to force these updates or install them if you don't have TPM, it would be like installing drivers or updates for a sound card you don't even own (same principle). BONUS: The boys at MSDN were discussing desktop alerts down the line (amber/presidential/emergency alerts) which suggests a direct connection to some Govt agency that would be pushing these alerts. I am personally going to avoid Win11 and just continue running Win10 in a VM (FreeBSD as a daily driver is grand!)
Hi. I give you a subscription. Not for Windows 11 and the trick to bypass the fucking requirements of Misrosoft, but because you make great videos.. You're not a cocky youngster, you're just yourself and I like that about you.. Please excuse my bad english, I used google translate. I'm just an elderly guy and I'm from the fucking Czech Republic. 🙂
Hi Kevin. Thank you for your awesome video tutorials, they're great. I learn a lot from them. I'm struggling to find a reliable way to use a whiteboard with my online lessons. Using my mouse isn't the best way to write on my computer. Is there a way where I can use my tablet as the writing device?
Got it and it installed perfectly. I have not ran into any compatibility or update issues so far. The only downside is how long it takes to actually update it.
Great! I installed Windows 11 two days ago and I am running the PC at full capacity, and it does not seem to have any issues for the moment. I'm hoping that it is still running smoothly after the days. Thanks for the video!!
Oddly enough, I have an older Latitude e7250 that I keep around for the odd time I need a second Windows machine. It installed Windows 11 fresh without a problem once I turned on secure boot and turned on TPM in the bios. The chip is an Atmel, version 66.5 and is TPM 1.2. During the install, there was no mention of incompatibility. I did not perform the registry hacks. This is an older i7-5600U processor, so absolutely should not take Windows 11, but it did and runs pretty good, to be honest.
Also runs very well on my 2007 Dell Inspiron 1520, I gained some noticeable performance over Windows 10, but I had a hard time with the drivers (also this thing doesn’t even support UEFI) I am not worried about security updates, if Microsoft stops providing them there will be some workarounds as neither TPM 2.0 or UEFI and secure boot are real hardware requirements. Weird that Microsoft let you install Windows 11 out of the box. In my case I just modify the ISO.
My fear is if Microsoft stops providing security updates after a while. I have retired many Android phones because they stopped receiving updates after 2 years. I would have loved to used them longer but it's a pain knowing other phones are upto date on security while mine's a sitting duck. How long has Microsoft claimed to support Windows 10 systems in terms of security updates?
Thank you Kevin. Following your step by step guide, I was able to install Windows 11 on my first gen Surface Pro. For those who have problem, make sure you have at least TPM1.2 enabled.
Quick notes:
☑️ If you don't have a folder named called MoSetup, you can right click on the parent "Setup" folder and then click on New. Then Select new Key and create a folder called MoSetup.
☑️ When you upgrade, it'll keep all apps and files.
☑️ For this to work, you need Secure Boot. You can enable: docs.microsoft.com/en-us/mem/intune/user-help/you-need-to-enable-secure-boot-windows
☑️ This only bypasses some requirements. You still need the following to qualify: 1 GHz processor or faster with 2 or more cores on a compatible 64-bit processor, at least TPM 1.2, 4GB RAM, 64GB storage, UEFI, & Secure Boot capable.
ok
Thanks
Thanks Kevin, I got Win 11, however after that I installed Norton 360 and it is not able to run quick scan and not able to fix autoprotect. I did reinstall Norton but no luck! Is there any compatibility issue? Pl help. Thx.
hey master its still not work for me But befor i was did like you say it was shaw me three reasons for rejection (CPU-TPM-Secure Boot) but now its only show Two rejection (TPM-Secour BOOT) so what i must do now please 🙄
I just found out that the secure boot state is unsupported, what to do?
I installed windows 11 to my unsupported PC. Updates work everything works smooth and fine. No issues to be reported. Peace!
You installed with this method??
How is it going now?
could you keep your stuff?
and what's your processor?
Does it work for gaming, and you use QWORD 64 bit windows 11?
It works for sure. And right to the point. Just a FYI if anyone has problems where it gets stuck installing for hours not minutes, when you go to the setup file right click and choose"Run as Administrator. Then it'll install. I wish I'd have did that first instead of waiting and wasting time
This was easily one of the most clear and concise tutorials I've seen! Well done!
I tried 3 other videos and none of them worked plus they were very complicated. Found you're video and got it done In 10 minutes. 👏
Have you try to opdate with Windows update, and did it work ?
Thanks Kevin!
Really enjoying the short to the point tutorials with easy to follow instructions and points that assist the viewer.
I also appreciate the rational insight and validity on why users are able to use Windows 11 and possible consequences and precaustions.
Me too. I love Kevin's videos because he goes straight to the point with being clear and concise. I tell people about him all the time. Some of these people when explaining something take you all around Mary's house to get to Sue's house instead of telling you to go straight over there.
i have never seen someone as straight forward as you, thank you.
Are you installed windows 11
So many videos waste valuable time but not yours! Excellent to the point instructions! Thank you!
I totally agree. When there's something I don't know...I go straight to Kevin's videos to see if he has one.
Best tutorial, simple, objective, straight to the point. Thanks for that. :)
So is it ok to install this now?
Thanks for the tip! A follow up though. The update warning may not be true. On the first day of me installing W11, I got like 4 updates and they were security and cumulative updates.
@Vux What Vux said. Of course they'll be giving out updates in the near future...but for obvious reasons they can't promise to be able to support updates in the future as the cpu and tpm still in unsupported.
or just be smart using pc dont click edgy ads or links, no avoid malware to your windows11
@@pouringpoipoi5777 That's not enough. Doing what you suggested will indeed your risk profile by a lot, but does not remove your risk profile completely. You will always need security no matter what kind of user you are.
I know these postings are from a year ago but I downloaded Windows 11 with no problem and I get all the updates and everything best way to do it fastest way to do it You're awesome
Do i need to back up my files before installing??
@@aminumahmud958 no
2024 and this is really worth it. Thank you very much.
What is your system requirements.
I love his word " Todayyyy" 😁
Kevin;s all videos begins with TODAY...A huge Todayyyyyyy...I love his intonations.Keep It up Kevin..You are a technically super man.For I have learnt a lot from you...
You two are kinda Sus...
@@siqns2 whyyy?? 😅
@@brianfernandez6106 ( ͡°ᴥ ͡° ʋ)
Sounds like something uttered by a soulless robot...
YES! 1 MILLION KEVIN! You really deserve it, Kevin! Thanks for everything you teach me! I learn more from you than from school!
Thanks a million! 😁
@@KevinStratvert Thank you for teaching my child. i hope you deserve 🙂
@@KevinStratvert I see what you did there 😆
yes
@@EpicHealthBar I see what you did there 😆
Thanks Kevin! This procedure just worked for my Lenovo Xeon E3-1271 V3 desktop. I also didn't have the MoSetup folder in the registry so I made one and added the AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU key. I was warned at one stage that my upgrade would not be supported (e.g., updates) but I proceeded anyway as others say they have since received cumulative updates. Everything seems to be working fine so far. I really like the file explorer tabs on Windows 11 as it improves productivity and organisation and it is now a smoother transition when I switch back to my Win 11 laptop. I think it is worth it just for this. I will update again later to let everyone know how things are running.
Yes, still all good with no glitches to date. All cumulative updates sucessfully installed with most recent two from 2023-09. @@ahideousfish
Thank you for saying that you created a MoSetup Folder, you helped me with my problem of also not finding the MoSetUp Folder. Thank you
Just to update windows 11 is still running smoothly on my Xeon E3-1271 V3 and have been receiving all the automatic updates with no issue.
@@donr868 What about security updates? Do you still get security updates? I'm asking because someone said that when you download Windows 11 on an unsupported hardware. There is a risk of not getting the latest security updates, which could potentially harm the device
@@edution2191 Yes, Security updates are being regularly installed. Last one being:
"Security Intelligence Update for Microsoft Defender Antivirus - KB2267602 (Version 1.405.891.0) - Current Channel (Broad)" Installed on 2/03/2024
This is by far the best solution. Simple changes and easy to perform. I finally managed to have Windows 11 loaded on my Surface 3 (2016 model). Just follow the steps and some patience in between waiting. Great stuff Kevin!! Thanks a million 😌
i have a surface go i hope my process goes the same😭
did you face any issue till now ?Using windows 11 without having the official support.
@@8BitGamerYT1 none. Everything runs fine. Happy with the upgrade.
@@mikefr12 Can you mention your spec as well?
@@8BitGamerYT1 it's the 2016 MS Surface 3, 4Gb RAM, 128Gb Storage, ARM processor. I was running windows 10 on it until this article/video. Did a full wipe and install.
Just wanted to say congratulations for the one million subscribers. It really is deserved. You have such a good approach to how you either teach or demonstrate. You taught a blind man how to edit videos.
"You taught a blind man how to edit videos" Now that's too much.
I have watched about 6 of these work around videos and yours is by far the most straight forward and easy to understand. Thank you for the video.
Tried this one my i5 7th gen. Will let you know how it goes within the next 10 days. Thanks Kev
Will be waiting.
Were waiting brian.
@DST_inD lol. In my mind, I had made the update (you know how it goes😅). Everything is smooth. I haven't faced any challenges so far. All the drivers I regularly make use of are working well, and I'm getting updates. Even my WSL is stable.
In a nutshell, I'm happy I made the switch to Windows 11.
@@brianphiri2985 Zikomu ba Phiri.
I've switched to Linux Mint. My hardware was already struggling with Windows 10. Now it runs smoothly.
Finally someone who articulately and CLEARLY outlines step by step process to do things on a computer. THANK YOU FOR CREATING THIS CHANNEL!
Hy bro 🥺 was your data have been deleted when you update to windows 11??
He work in Microsoft
@@nitishjaswal9022 i believe you have the option to keep your files just like in every previous windows upgrade. You can choose to keep them or do a fresh install
bruh this was the smoothies, straight to the point video. AMAZING
Kevin tysm. Literally I was searching the whole youtube and this was the only video that worked. Once again tysm Kevin.
Will u be able to keep ur files??
Your videos are great. No nonsense. Keep it up and thanks!
If you are getting the error "This PC must support TPM 2.0" you may need to tweak a TPM setting in your BIOS. In my Asus motherboard's BIOS I had to navigate to Advanced > PCH-FW Configuration and then I changed the "TPM Device Selection" option from dTPM to PTT.
Hope this helps somebody 👍
what is the bios how do i get there
@@editwin2999 ???????????????????????
Thanks Kevin. You give clear instructions and everything is easy to follow. Much appreciated!!
Clear and well-paced tutorial. Good job. There is an even easier way to do this, but hey, you've covered this less easy way really well. Kudos.
How?
Thanks for this.. It worked first time. you can't beat seeing how to do it rather than reading instructions.. I have Winn 11 working on a Lenovo Yoga 520 with Pentium Gold CPU just fine! Admittedly it has a 256Gb NVMe SSD but still...
Congrats on 1 Million!! Have been watching your videos since 2020.
You make it so easy compared to all the other videos out there you definitely deserve Praises as you make great content for even people that are not tech-savvy
It still said that i dont meet the requirements after ive done everything
Managed to update my Lenovo Yoga with unsupported i7 CPU. The guide is crystal clear. Thanks Kevin!
Will u be able to keep ur files
I did a clean install on a 7 year old laptop and it installed and worked fine, and I got security updates so far. I have an unsupported i7 processor and TPM 1.2. so far so good, but this was a clean install not an update. It also activated since the machine was a Windows 10 unit.
so it actually worked, huh?
Yep, it works. It is a little harder than that for really old computers, but I got it to run perfect on a 2007 laptop with Core 2 Duo T9300 (and I could have used a way worse CPU)
I had 4GB of DDR2 RAM, and an SSD (almost a requirement, avoids crying and killing yourself)
My graphics were the Intel GM965 Chipset, I had a hard time making some drivers work but I ended up succeeding!
I am not worried about security updates as neither TPM 2.0 or UEFI and secure boot are a real hardware requirement for any of these. If Microsoft decides to not provide them to people who are running it on "unsupported" hardware, there will sure be some workarounds very soon!
@@Zebra_Paw hey! I have a 2008 Macbook4,1 with the same GPU and CPU you mentioned. I have the same memory, and SSD. I have the drivers I need installed, I’m on windows 10, is the performance ok on windows 11? Please tell me the experience, because I might upgrade if it’s worth it!
Hey there, are you still getting the security updates?
@@MJZ7703 i am still getting security updates on my unsupported device
I am glad to be part of a such great community leading by an amazing TEACHER. Thanks for sharing your expertise with us.
Your tutorial is amazing. It works flawlessly with my old unsupported pc and I was able to update from Wins 10 to Windows 11 Pro. Thanks Kevin!
Thank you so much. You're now officially my go-to tech guy
You're the only one I found that offers a simple, Microsoft recommended, work around. Did this on my generic HP 17 inch laptop and worked fine and kind of fast for a system upgrade. Only thing I did was made sure my Windows 10 install had all updates.
Yo i can't update my windows 10 it says security files are missing something like that can i still upgrade my unsupported pc to windows 11 successfully?
Hey Bro', Question : I have the situation as you described but I want to run Windows 11 from a flash drive. Do I need to do the registry hack. Would my pc and current OS be safe ? Thanx !
I was so disappointed to see my hardware was unsupported for Win11, but thanks so much for this workaround!
same
I would highly suggest you look into installing a Linux OS instead.
Tysm. It still works in 2023 on my i7 4700mq and tpm 1.2
Hey. I was wondering if you had any issue after doing this? Planning on doing the same thing but this is my only device so it is my daily driver. Thanks!
I just came here to give hope to everyone. I upgraded Windows 10 to Windows 11 due to touchpad drivers failing.
My specs;
Model - Acer v5-573 2014
Intel Core i5 4200U 1.60Ghz >2.30Ghz
>12GB RAM
>500GB HDD
I installed windows 11 ISO four (4) days ago using rufus, which gave me an option to bypass tpm 2.0 and CPU requirements.
Since then I havent faced any driver issue with my touchpad, my laptop is more faster, I received a lot of updates (Driver/Quality/Security) unlike what the win11 officials confirmed to order systems. Its running smooth and faster than window 10, I don't regret the upgrade.
Don't lose hope.
People who have unsupported hardware, I will tell you to upgrade later by ISO. People who are compatible can install it without any hesitation. It's so smooth and beautiful!!
Just install a linux OS not worth wasting your money.
Extend rollback time with command prompt to 60 days DISM /Online /Set-OSUninstallWindow /Value:60 recomend more testing than 10 days you won't regret it !!!!
Thanks
How to check wether it's extended or not ??
@@pvs6044 DISM /Online /Get-OSUninstallWindow
@@dodgyjpt after windows 11 or before upgrading ?
@@scrambledsocks9295 after install
It worked for me if that helps anyone, i was upgrading from a win 10, my pc specs are intel i3-230m (2nd gen) 8 gb ram, it even updated with no issue, i even checked the update history to confirm , it runs smooth, i have no issues at all , 100% recomend this video
Thanks Man. Dude when I need tech support, i'll just go to you. Best tutorial ever!
Good news! I've already installed Windows 11 even when my system had 1 unsupported requirements. I've done this because of your tips! You're such a great teacher in a modern technology. Thank you so much for sharing your expertise. Hoping for more subscribers, you deserved it!
Does the microsoft office 365 work?
shitty microsoft doesn't want us to use windows 11 on old pc
@@K3GAMERX Try to realise that new operating systems need better CPUs and GPUs to keep it steady
Now just hope that your computer is find ;-;. Mine is 5th gen CPU, ultra suck so I just gonna wait until my CPU got in to the list ;-;
@@siddharthsingh4809 ....and keep us buy new PC to get some update UI LOL
Officially the first video after Kevin hit 1 Million subscribers! Wish you success ahead! :)
Thanks Vedanth! A special 1M video is coming soon.
@@KevinStratvert Wohooo!! I'm uploading one for you too :)
@@KevinStratvert Hey! Shall the system needs to be formatted before installing or while installing Windows 11 by this method? Is there any kind of danger to the data in the computer? :-\
@@KevinStratvert Now try to make discord also!! I am inspired by you!
Coming soon!
this helped so much, this is a comment from the windows 11 upgrade btw
Your video are absolutely blow mind .EASY TO FOLLOW extremely well done and the language used is not annoying at all.I wish everyone making video was good as you,because sometimes is very painful to find very good video can give you straight to the point solution like this one
It’s like you knew I was literally trying to do this on a SP4 today
Need your battery performance review here. When 10 days have passed, can we still go back to 10 with a clean install?
@@leviwiliantoro758 yes
Congrats on 1M! You definitely deserve it, keep up the good work.
Thanks a million! 😁
Thank you so much man! It actually worked!
do you get to keep your stuff? or it deletes them all?
I did this method last night with keeping my files. It ran VERY smoothly. Even more smooth than windows 10. Mind you my pc has a i5 7200u that only has 2 cores with hyper threading. For better performance I installed 16GB ram and a NVME ssd. Runs like a dream for everyday simple tasks
My laptop only has an unsupported CPU and I am more than certain that it's capable of running Windows 11, however, I feel scared to take this risk because I do not want to incur any problems with software updates and patches. If I install Windows 11, I want it to update regularly to the latest version. I do not want to be cut off from software updates.
What do you say about this?
@@AbdullahBasit24 You can patch that, even what he wrote in reg it bypasses so even updates work...
@@queensiez Have you tested it?
@@AbdullahBasit24 i use my own bypasser
Hey bro. Thanks to you that i a person who was once a dumb guy who didnt even know a quarter of the T of technology. And now at this second your videos helped me to advance in it really fast. Thank you
You're a life saver Kevin !! I have the 2.0 TPM but a 6th Gen i5. Thank You !!! 💙
Glad to hear it worked! 👍
@@KevinStratvert Haven't tried it yet. Definitely a weekend task to do. 😀
So when doing this did your windows 11 started to not be smooth and is slow?
Same my laptop has tpm 2.0 and i7 6700k
@@KevinStratverti have intel i7 2.40 ghz 4gb of ram (7.89 useable) 256 gb storage and a 64 bit processor
Precisely done bro....nice1.. very well presented clear instructions...👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Many thanks worked a treat and updates work as well. For now anyway.. Thanks. From the UK
I used this method on my very old PC witch did not have secure boot at all, also TPM. It worked like a charm :) Thanks for the tip
Hey! Do you mind telling me which cpu you have? I want to know so that if I have the same or newer then I'll be confident that it'll work
Thank you, Kevin! I love your programs. What a great service for the community!
Will u be able to keep ur files
thanks i got my answer for which was looking ! I have i3 6th gen processor and TPM 1.2 ....... so that was the problem but after watching your video I'm happy with my windows 10 pro 😊
Ya! 🎉 thank you… I havnt tried it yet but I’m thinking about it now you have given us clear instructions 😊
Will u be able to keep ur files??
hello kevin. I've followed everything step by step but I'm still getting the error message display TBM & this pc must support secure boot. any idea what could be causing this message to display please. thank you
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I haven't bothered to get windows 11 yet. Who here has and what are your thoughts?
why i can't click any options in the registry editor? i can't click the DWORD (32-bit) value, how to fix this?
Dear Kevin, Thank you the steps was very simple and it did work easily with TPM V1.2 and Unsupported CPU. Appreciated :)
Another excellent video! Very insightful. Thanks so much Kevin!
Great video!! You made it super easy to follow and showed us what needed to be done. One thing i would like to add, even after modifying the registry if you getting the tpm warning, go to your bios and enable tps and it will solve the issue.
please whats the full form tps
@@explode128 Trusted Platform Module
After following all the steps :
HP Laptop 15-bw0xx
AMD a9-9420 RADEON R5, 5 COMPUTE CORES 2C+3G
PROCESSOR: 3000MHZ
8 GB RAM
after all - here is what shows on the screen:
0x1900101 - 0x20017
The installation failed in the SAFE_OS phase with an error during BOOT operation.
You saved me on upgrading to a new pc
How is the performance of the the pc in win 11
@@Unstoppable7x better than win 10 in my pentium G4400 6th gen, 8 gigs of ram and an intel HD 510
@@stxrmy1 do u have tpm 1.2?
@@FardinMirza yeah i guess, of course i did some optimisation tricks in order to make the experience better.
The stupidest part is Microsoft now "supporting" some gen 7 intel processors, but not others. Like, they did add the i5 7640X to the list of "supported" processors but not the i7 7700K, which not only has more cache, but also has more threads.
It would be a lot better if we could get some exact words behind their reasoning as to why some processors are supported and others aren't. Why would the i5 7640X (Which should be noted is found on the Microsoft Surface Studio 2 Laptop) be supported and not the i7 7700K? It is the same generation after all and both of those CPU's have almost the exact same features..
This also raises the question a lot of people may have: If Microsoft were so strict about their hardware requirements, stating that you could outright damage your computer if it wasn't supported, why have they opened up the support for previous "unsupported hardware?
Microsofts latest update have also been applied to unsupported hardware, so what exactly is happening here. Do you REALLY need to meet all of their requirements to have a smooth experience on WIndows 11?
The exact reasoning is simple, make money, sell more devices. Even if Microsoft does not make the device they make money from charging OEMs for windows licences on new computers.
I was able to install it on a msi gt72 dragon edition and the ge72vr both with the i7 7700 with the bypass and windows 11 runs very stable on the i7 7700HQ, But the bypass wouldn't let me install it on a msi gs70 stealth pro. for some reason it wouldn't pass the TPM 2.0 check on the gs70. The gs70 is my brothers laptop I was trying to help him update. And I just sold my old ge72 to my mother for 300 dollars, as I have the gt72 and i have a ge75 here as well but it's supported without issues.
Great video Kevin. What about doing a clean install of Windows 11 on a PC that does not support TPM 1.2?
Thanks so much brother I have no word to explain my feeling
Bro thank you so much now i am available to upgrade I love you man keep up the good work
Thanks a lot Kevin, and congratulations for 1 Million Subscribers 👏👏👏👏👏🤝🤝🤝🤝. This video will help me a lot.
Thanks! 😃
Very nice video as always Kevin. Thanks for the clear, concise instructions!
My pleasure!
Make sure to have the latest bios update. I was having trouble with Secure Boot but after I converted the drive from MBR to GPT first and then made sure UEFI was set as a boot option, I am now installing Windows 11 on a HP EliteBook 8470p which has a 3rd Generation Intel processor. I changed the original 320GB Western Digital hard drive to a WD Blue SA510 500GB solid state drive. I am upgrading the random-access memory from 4GB to16GB (DDR3L-1600 PC3-12800) tomorrow. It gave a final warning that the PC was not supported and basically do this at your own risk with possibly no security updates from Microsoft.
That was soooo easy, i upgraded my pc to windows 11 remotely sitting in another country. Thanks you Kevin
Thanks for the informative video and congrats on 1M! I'll be waiting to see the experience of others using Windows 11 on unsupported devices, so guys tell me how it goes! Definitely will come back to this video later :P
its two motnhs'
PSA: the blocked updates pertain only to TPM (vulnerability patches etc). OS level updates are not blocked. Don't bother trying to force these updates or install them if you don't have TPM, it would be like installing drivers or updates for a sound card you don't even own (same principle).
BONUS: The boys at MSDN were discussing desktop alerts down the line (amber/presidential/emergency alerts) which suggests a direct connection to some Govt agency that would be pushing these alerts. I am personally going to avoid Win11 and just continue running Win10 in a VM (FreeBSD as a daily driver is grand!)
If you can't get a new pc install Linux. Problem solved.
WOW Easy clear instuctions and i like how its not like the other videos that beg for subscribers for 3 minutes of the video
Hi. I give you a subscription. Not for Windows 11 and the trick to bypass the fucking requirements of Misrosoft, but because you make great videos..
You're not a cocky youngster, you're just yourself and I like that about you..
Please excuse my bad english, I used google translate. I'm just an elderly guy and I'm from the fucking Czech Republic. 🙂
Hi Kevin. Thank you for your awesome video tutorials, they're great. I learn a lot from them. I'm struggling to find a reliable way to use a whiteboard with my online lessons. Using my mouse isn't the best way to write on my computer. Is there a way where I can use my tablet as the writing device?
Thanks for this. I was so frustrated to learn my laptop was compliant except for the CPU, which is a 7th gen Intel I5. (has TPM 2.0)
Thanks so much! This was the best tutorial ever, I couldn't be more grateful it worked with no problems.
just want to say thanks your the best . you made it so easy and I have now got windows 11 on my old Dell pc
Now should we all select "DWORD (32-bit) Value" even on 64-bit processors?
yes
that's the easiest tutorial i ever watched thanks a lot
Looks like it is working on my Dell XPS. Thanks for taking the time to post.
Got it and it installed perfectly. I have not ran into any compatibility or update issues so far. The only downside is how long it takes to actually update it.
THANK YOU SO MUCH
When doing this, And when you installed the windows 11 did the laptop be slow and laggy?
Thanks Kevin. That was rather very succinct and nice.
But, please, how does this install relate with my existing Files and Apps? Overwrite?
It'll keep all your existing files and apps in place.
@@KevinStratvert
Then, am going for it. Thanks, Kevin.
This was the best way to following instructions 😊 thanks for being clear
Great! I installed Windows 11 two days ago and I am running the PC at full capacity, and it does not seem to have any issues for the moment. I'm hoping that it is still running smoothly after the days.
Thanks for the video!!
you don't get any update? for windows11 after install it, right?
@ChuvitRock I still get all my updates regularly. Before updating to Windows 11, my updates wouldn't run well, but now they run even better.
So happy to see him touching the 1M milestone so soon. ❤️
Oddly enough, I have an older Latitude e7250 that I keep around for the odd time I need a second Windows machine. It installed Windows 11 fresh without a problem once I turned on secure boot and turned on TPM in the bios. The chip is an Atmel, version 66.5 and is TPM 1.2. During the install, there was no mention of incompatibility. I did not perform the registry hacks. This is an older i7-5600U processor, so absolutely should not take Windows 11, but it did and runs pretty good, to be honest.
Also runs very well on my 2007 Dell Inspiron 1520, I gained some noticeable performance over Windows 10, but I had a hard time with the drivers (also this thing doesn’t even support UEFI)
I am not worried about security updates, if Microsoft stops providing them there will be some workarounds as neither TPM 2.0 or UEFI and secure boot are real hardware requirements.
Weird that Microsoft let you install Windows 11 out of the box. In my case I just modify the ISO.
My fear is if Microsoft stops providing security updates after a while. I have retired many Android phones because they stopped receiving updates after 2 years. I would have loved to used them longer but it's a pain knowing other phones are upto date on security while mine's a sitting duck. How long has Microsoft claimed to support Windows 10 systems in terms of security updates?
Did you have to make Registry hack shown in this video or is it unnecessary?
It worked! Thank you very much 🙏😊 subscribing right now
straight up doesn't work at all. Did the whole process and it still didn't work.
Thank you Kevin. Following your step by step guide, I was able to install Windows 11 on my first gen Surface Pro. For those who have problem, make sure you have at least TPM1.2 enabled.
i dont know what that means. also he says 32bit but what if i have 64?
yeah, what if my system is a 64-bit? will it matter? thanks@@jamesfestini
Didn't work on my PC. :(
Kevin you are the best! You have become my Go-To Guru for all thing computer!! 😁
if all videos were this clear then life would be too easy.