@Reza_Ameri I have a Ryzen 5 2400g if you try to install windows 11 using Microsoft's official work around for unsopported cpu it went well for the installing part but failed around the end causing it re restore it to windows 10.
What i am saying is that the ryzen 5 2400g doesn't support it at all even if microsoft were to implement support i don't think it would work.
Take a note that using the method to bypass the requirement would put your system into unsupported status and even if it worked, you won't receive any support and there is no guarantee to fix issues. However, you may file a bug report using the Feedback Hub app.
I installed windows 11 with update on Windows 10 naturally, don't know why but or worked with m'y 2400g and as I said .. 0 bug... Just have a little message on dev Channel screen
You may use the method to bypass requirement check and install it. However, like I said even if you install it, your PC will be in unsupported state and there are risk of not receiving updates in the future.
Microsoft didn't share any information related to extending support. However, I advise you to open the Feedback Hub app and file a suggestion to support your device and if the similar suggestion exist upvote it.
WIN11 supports the amd ryzen5 3400g and that cpu is not much different than the 2400g! If you check the specs of both cpus there is NO reason for the 2400g to not be supported and included other than MS was too lazy to test and include it because it was a bit older!
I wish this was true and your right about both CPUs being around the same but win11 simply doesn't boot when installed either this is something Microsoft has done or it simply doesn't work at all.
MS did not take the time to certify this cpu because they did not go the extra mile! They missed the boat on this one. No reason to certify the 3400g and NOT the 2400g. Not sure what criteria who ever did this used but it was bogus.
