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AMD Ryzen 5 2500U and Windows 11 compatibility
I read the list of compatible cpu for Windows 11 and I noted that AMD Ryzen 5 2500U is not in the list.
This is a fairly recent CPU as it was released Oct 26th, 2017 and my computer was bought new in April 2019!
Is there a process currently utilized by Microsoft to receive requests to revise the list as this specific cpu may have missed the compatiblity list for some reason.
I noted that there are many users wanting to upgrade their computer with this specific CPU around the world that are in the same situation and can't upgrade to Windows 11.
Looking forward to a feedback about this one !
- Exactly the same issue here, and bought mine at the end of 2019. Really high spec in other respects, for image editing, 32gig ram etc. Not ready to replace it just yet. Works a treat but incredibly disappointed in this.
- AMD Ryzen 3 3200U is 14 nm Zen 1.0 and it's officially supported by Windows 11.
AMD Ryzen 5 2500U is 14 nm Zen 1.0 and it's not officially supported by Windows 11.
Both SKUs have fTPM 2.0 - ik ook heb HP laptop met Ryzen 5 2500u en kan geen windows 11 upgraden is 2 jaar oud erg echt erg.
- Same issue here. I have a Ryzen 5 - 2500U and it seems that windows 11 does not support this processor. I hope it's just a miss, since it's not an old processor and I see no reason why Win11 would not be supported by this one.
- Microsoft didn't share any update on changing requirements. However, I advise you to file a report using the Feedback Hub app and share your concern.
Reza_Ameri Great idea. Thank you. Just submitted the report through the feedback hub. Hope Microsoft will consider adding the cpu to the list.
- Welcome, there is no new news about the requirement but you may share your concern using the Feedback Hub app.
- This is the Windows 10 21h2 list.. unfortunately the 2500u is still not part of the windows 11 list.
Thanks. - This list is for Windows 10.
The list for Windows 11 is the following:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/supported/windows-11-supported-amd-processors
And your processor is not supported.- Thank you.. yes effectively. But since, I was still able install Windows 11 on my laptop with 2500u using the standard windows 11 installation process at https://www.microsoft.com/fr-ca/software-download/windows11 .
- Same problem here on a HP ENVY x360 - 15-bq100nl
Bought on 21-July-2018
it's still a powerful and useful processor, personally I think it's wrong and a too short lifecycle decide to thrash it away from windows 11 !!!
Please consider to add it into the list of win11 supported processor, thanks. Hello Everyone,
I did the windows 11 upgrade on my Huawei Matebook D 14 - with Ryzen 5 2500U. I did this by replacing the appraissers.dll file in the Windows 11 setup and running it from my licensed windows 10 machine to upgrade. (This dll bypasses the requirement of specific CPU) Entire process took around 2-2.5 hours. Earlier one was windows 10 home and upgrade is now windows 11 home. My files and applications were unaffected.
After upgrading to windows 11, I am able to receive the updates by microsoft without any issues.My laptop heats up once in a while that was happening with windows 10 also, So I have no complaints at all. Windows 11 is faster and smoother than windows 10.
Good luck. Happy to answer any questions.- Hi,
You may also use the Rufus to do a clean install or in place upgrade to 11, with the extended support without the requirements.
http://rufus.ie/
Also found below on reddit,
Accident or no accident,
you could upgrade to 11 RTM/Beta/Dev on unsupported PCs via Windows Update - since before release!
Two set-it-and-forget-it scripts facilitating it:
Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd v9
save as .cmd / .ps1 and run or simply copy-paste in a powershell window!
OfflineInsiderEnroll.cmd v2.6.3
save as .cmd and run as admin, then pick RP / Beta / Dev channel
Can you please put the following in simple terms (so I don't screw it up): "I did this by replacing the appraissers.dll file in the Windows 11 setup and running it from my licensed windows 10 machine to upgrade."
I too have a fairly new Dell laptop with a Ryzen 5 2500u and would really like to upgrade to Windows 11. I think it would prove itself in the long run.
Thank you for your help!
- Good afternoon,
Kindly note that using Windows 11 on an unsupported computer may have risks such as lack of updates or crashes.
Anyways, there is this open source program called Rufus which allows you to upgrade an unsupported computer to windows 11 via an flash drive. It also works for in-place upgrades.
http://rufus.ie/
Thank you 🙂
Shawn
