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Nick08650
Feb 06, 2022Copper Contributor
Windows 11 for 7th generation Intel
Hi, I have learned that Microsoft has excluded all Intel processors prior to 8th generation from their current Windows 11 upgrade. While it is a great way to make millions of PC's obsolete, it is a p...
Anonymous
Oct 12, 2022
Good morning!
Recently did a clean install of the 21H2 Windows 11 Release and through the setup, it prompted me to upgrade to 22H2. (i7-6600u)
Though the windows update failed since it did the compatibility check window, it would be best if you use rufus.ie and bypass the requiments to do a in-place upgrade.
Anyways, I did a clean install of 22H2 and everything is great!
have a wonderful day!
Shawn
noblogs_73
Oct 12, 2022Copper Contributor
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Like you I have i7 Intel and not supported by win 11, used rufus and installed with no issues, likewise upgraded to latest version win 11 with rufus with in place upgrade all goes as smooth as silk. Plus the OS runs like a dream. So why i7 is not supported is beyond me.
- AnonymousOct 12, 2022Sorry about that, have a great day!
- NewsAngelOct 12, 2022Brass ContributorI cannot believe you are repeating information everyone else in here already knows. Stop adding information we already KNOW. Read previous posts and only speak up when you have something relevant to the thread. Thanks.
- AnonymousOct 12, 2022Actually clean installs not check for the generation of processors, as long it has a tpm 2.0 and everything else!
It's just the manual upgrade options are bit tricky though there is a easy registry edit to manually upgrade!
Have a wonderful day! - NewsAngelOct 12, 2022Brass ContributorIt has NOTING to do with i7. It has everything to do with the generation of CPU. 7th gen and less are not qualified. Shame on you for NOT reading all the prior posts! LOL