New Way To Upgrade From Windows 10 to 11 on Unsupported Hardware

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Amral

When I had tried to upgrade from Win 10 to Win 11, microsoft had said that my computer was not compatible. I tried this method yesterday and it worked. I am now running win11 and no issues. Microsoft will stop support of win 10 in 2025 Oct.

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DjangoAdmin

I used a different method earlier last year,works great also i have the iso on flash drive.

5/3/246:36 AM

DjangoAdmin

Win 11 using too much computer resources.I used Ubuntu daily which is configured to look like win 11.

5/3/246:41 AM

AmralSenior Member

that is true, I noticed that it did slow my computer down, so I took it off and went back to win10 this morning.

5/4/242:58 PM

cainTired old hippie

I've decided to finally stop using my Pentium 75 and go back to Atari, yesssss, Cain the IT specialist.

5/6/2411:33 PM

AmralSenior Member

better off with the commodore 64

5/7/247:44 AM

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