Thanks Tony. Do you think that MS will be disabling this work around? Why haven't they allowed for those of us still using legacy hardware that don't want or need the TPM security feature? I was considering moving all my computers to Ubuntu if this was to being implemented. MS has a lot to be learned in this sphere.
I completely agree. This is actually one of the most obnoxious things I have ever seen and it just kind of went by unnoticed a bit. Microsoft starts making laptops, then they pull a mainly bullshit move like this to sell more laptops. Gross.
Worked Great on new hard drive clean install, Thank you. Question, should this LabConfig key also be added once the installation is done to the new registry to avoid issues on future upgrades? I also upgraded another machine with an inplace upgrade from Windows 10 by editing the "MoSetup" key with a REG_DWORD String "AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU" value (1). I saw another video showing that trick, as well, and it worked for the inplace upgrade. So, is this strictly for a clean install from the USB Flashdrive, and the "MoSetup" change needs to be done for upgrades? Funny there was no MoSetup Key in the registry on the new install as there was in the Windows 10 upgrade.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! As far as I have seen - there is nothing we need to do in order to receive the future upgrades. Of course the upgrades related to the TPM chip and things like that will be ignored.
Great job Anthony, as usual!
Mauro - it is subscribers like you that are the fuel! Thank you so much.
Thank you Sir!
Thank you so much for watching - and commenting!
Confirmed working still on 23H2 ISO, and works for installing into ESXi 6.7.
Thank you so much for this post!
Thanks Tony. Do you think that MS will be disabling this work around? Why haven't they allowed for those of us still using legacy hardware that don't want or need the TPM security feature? I was considering moving all my computers to Ubuntu if this was to being implemented. MS has a lot to be learned in this sphere.
I completely agree. This is actually one of the most obnoxious things I have ever seen and it just kind of went by unnoticed a bit. Microsoft starts making laptops, then they pull a mainly bullshit move like this to sell more laptops. Gross.
Worked Great on new hard drive clean install, Thank you. Question, should this LabConfig key also be added once the installation is done to the new registry to avoid issues on future upgrades? I also upgraded another machine with an inplace upgrade from Windows 10 by editing the "MoSetup" key with a REG_DWORD String "AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU" value (1). I saw another video showing that trick, as well, and it worked for the inplace upgrade. So, is this strictly for a clean install from the USB Flashdrive, and the "MoSetup" change needs to be done for upgrades? Funny there was no MoSetup Key in the registry on the new install as there was in the Windows 10 upgrade.
Thank you so much for watching and commenting! As far as I have seen - there is nothing we need to do in order to receive the future upgrades. Of course the upgrades related to the TPM chip and things like that will be ignored.
Funcionou perfeitamente, muito obrigado!
Works perfectly! Thank you!
Great work!!! So ridiculous that we have to be jumping through hoops like this!
Or just use rufus
That's right - rufus would prep your USB, but it would not solve the Windows 11 installation issue.
That's genius
Yeah - glad some genius figured it out for us!