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Won't let me update to Windows 11
I followed the instruction for the update to Windows 11 from Windows 10 Used PC Health Check to check if it was compatable Fixed all the issues that came up i.e. enabling TPM 2.0 Health Check says it is now compatable for Windows 11 But when I go to install it through the Windows Update section in Settings it says "PC currently doesn't meet the system requirements for Windows 11" But PC Health Check says otherwise, and to my knowledge it does meet all the correct requirements How can I fix this problem and update to Windows 11?SolvedLukeBuchanFeb 07, 2025Copper Contributor67KViews3likes11CommentsWindows and its missing tagged VLAN Feature
Dear Microsoft, dear Community! I've been hoping and waiting for a tagged vlan feature built in to windows since... a decade? maybe two... I don't understand why, as of 2025, there still is a requirement for driver support or hyper-v vm nics in order to add multiple tagged vlan interfaces to a system? Its kind of my daily work to connect to several vlans via trunk ports. Linux, FreeBSD even MacOS: no problem at all. Why cant we get that functionality? I really wish that would make it to Windows: Is there any chance? I guess I am not the only one missing that feature. Kind regards P.s.: I don't mean to rant, I just don't have the necessary knowledge to understand why its so complicated or maybe even undesired to get that functionality built into the OS.friendlyguyFeb 06, 2025Occasional Reader11Views0likes0CommentsCompletely get rid of "Group By" anywhere in File Explorer
As my title says I wish to Completely get rid of "Group By" anywhere in File Explorer. I've tried many things but to no avail. At the moment I am noticing one folder inparticular that constantly resets to a group by date, even though it displays (None) as selected. This folder is my download folder whose path was changed to a folder on an alternate drive. Is there a way to DISABLE Group by for any file/folder on the computer? I have Windows 11 Pro (24H2) updated to present.SolvedHolawayFeb 06, 2025Steel Contributor169Views0likes3CommentsStrange Issue On Welcome Screen After Installing Latest Insider Beta Build On Windows 11 Pro
Ever since I installed this version when I first boot up my computer I see enter your pin, I find that rather strange because I've already enabled the auto login option. I don't actually have to enter my pin # but simply press the enter key and after doing so everything is normal and I'm taken to my desktop. Has this happened to anyone else, and if so were you able to fix the issue ? I have this same version installed on two computers but my issue is only happening on one of them which I find rather strange. The bad thing about my issue is the fact that it's happening on the welcome screen and I don't think there's anyway to capture a screenshot so I can share it with you. For reference I'm including my windows build # & version #. I will truly appreciate it if someone can 'hopefully' provide a fix for my issue. Windows Build / Version26120.3073 / 24H2 Thanks, DavidDavy49Feb 06, 2025Iron Contributor6Views0likes0CommentsWitam
Witam mam problem z instalacją aktualizacji Windows 11 Insider Preview 27788.1000 (rs_prerelease) po restarcie powraca do poprzedniego stanu ,wyświetliła się taki komunikat. Brakuje niektórych plików aktualizacji lub wystąpiły z nimi problemy. Spróbujemy później pobrać tę aktualizację ponownie. Kod błędu: (0x8007000d)MarekM1510Feb 06, 2025Copper Contributor2Views0likes0CommentsWindows 12 as far as i know?
As per this thread created, i got some information about Windows 12, which is: Windows 12 is coming about late 2024 or early 2025. Windows 12 is possibly already show up on Canary Channel although it is not officially confirmed. Several news sources say that HP give a hint if around October 2024, the Windows 11 version 24H2 (or Windows 11 2024 Update) is released, while HP is keep silent about Windows 12, which is possibly Windows 12 will be delayed a bit later after Windows 11 24H2 released. System requirements for Windows 12 is definitely higher than Windows 11. Windows 12 still require TPM 2, Secure Boot support, and processor that capable to use hardware accelerated VBS properly, such as processor that released on 2018 and later. Windows 12 require minimum 8 GB of ram and possibly still same 64 GB disk space, while SSD is becoming a mandatory. Actually, Windows 12 require special hardware named NPU (Neural Processing Unit) for all features in Windows 12 is working properly, but since the NPU is still very expensive to acquire (or basically you need an Intel Core Ultra 5 125U at least), so these requirements should be optional. Information about whether Windows 12 will be a subscription based operating system or not is still unclear, but most speculation says that Windows 12 is not required to subscribe to use. That's it from me. If you got any more further information about Windows 12, you can share here. Thanks to XDA that give me a big overview about Windows 12.DeletedFeb 06, 2025980KViews3likes65CommentsMy PC is unexpectedly rebooting
Last month I did a hardware upgrade to my PC. I changed from a Ryzen 5800X to an Intel i7 13700KF with a new Gigabyte board. I applied all of the Intel mitigation microcode updates, and all drivers, etc. and the system is running like a top, except for one thing. I can work on the PC all day without problems, and game too. However, if I leave the PC idle for a while, there is a good chance it will spontaneously reboot. It won't do it if I have an app open on screen, only when it is on the desktop. It does not blue screen, it just reboots. I know this has to be hardware, but I don't know where to look in any logs to find out the problem. I looked in the event viewer, but I have to admit that I don't understand a lot of it. Event Viewer has never been my strong suit, anyway. I would appreciate any tips that will help me lock down this problem if someone knows how to figure this out.FrederickkFeb 05, 2025Iron Contributor28Views0likes6CommentsCPU overheating with AIO 240mm cooler
Hello, I'm currently running the i9 14900k with the Thermalright Frozen Notte 240 Black ARGB Water Cooling CPU Cooler. I'm having some temp problems specifically while gaming. I've updated to the latest BIOS for my motherboard and I'm really left with what to do in terms of how to solve this without buying a bigger AIO CPU Cooler. However, I could be wrong if these temps are normal.. I'll attach a photo I took of the temps while gaming.RonaldWhiteFeb 05, 2025Iron Contributor53Views0likes8Comments
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