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801 TopicsHow to bypass or fix the processor isn't currently supported for Windows 11
Hi all, I have a modern PC with a high profile CPU Intel i7-7700HQ. When I was trying to upgrade this computer from Windows 10 to Windows 11 24H2, it says This PC doesn't currently Windows 11 system requirements. I was told to run the PC Health Check app to see what kind of hardware requirements are missing. The following error is returned by the app: The processor isn't currently supported for Windows 11 This is ridiculous as the CPU is pretty new and works fine when running Windows 10. Why Microsoft asks me to upgrade to Windows 11 but it does not allow me to do that. Is there any way to bypass or fix "The processor isn't currently supported for Windows 11" error? Looking forward to your suggestion!Solved128KViews3likes33CommentsReady to accelerate your Zero Trust journey? Discover what’s next
For admins | 1-minute read Zero Trust isn’t just a security buzzword—it’s the new baseline for protecting your organization in a world where threats are always evolving. But what does it really take to move from strategy to action? Find out by reading our recent blog, Accelerate your Zero Trust journey: Using the Microsoft Zero Trust workshop for impact on the M365 Accelerator site. In it, we break down some of the real-world challenges IT admins face and show how this hands-on workshop can help you build a clear roadmap forward. For example, learn how you can use the workshop to: Assess and improve your security posture by evaluating your organization’s current security maturity across six critical Zero Trust pillars (Identity, Devices, Data, Network, Infrastructure, Security Operations), identify gaps, and prioritize actions for improvement. Drive cross-team alignment and executive buy-in by bringing together stakeholders from security, infrastructure, networking, and compliance for communication, consensus building, and creating a data-driven roadmap that resonates with leadership. Turn security strategy into actionable results with practical steps for leveraging the Zero Trust Workshop to transform security from a reactive task into a proactive, strategic advantage for your organization. Next steps Ready to move beyond theory and see how Microsoft’s approach can help you secure identities, apps, and data? Then Accelerate your Zero Trust journey is your next must-read. Get the full story and workshop details here.58Views1like0CommentsNetwork connectivity test TCP Connection results unreliable
My team has spent the last 2 business days trying to get the https://connectivity.office.com/ TCP connection test to complete successfully to appease the Microsoft Unified Support Team. They don't want to take our MS Teams crash diags until they see SSL Interception Detection and TCP connection tests passing successfully. We can't get TCP connection tests to pass, we get one of the following: Success Attempt #1 Success, Attempt #2 Failure Any number of errors to unblock URLs such as (but not limited to) ocsp.digicert.com,ocspx.digicert.com,ocsp.omniroot.com,su.symcb.com,sr.symcb.com,sd.symcb.com,s1.symcb.com,sa.symcb.com We figured it was something with the corporate network but that's not the case. Last night we had about 50 employees try this test from their home (personal) computers that have no connection to our corporation. The TCP Connection test fails on home (consumer) PCs. What's the story with this TCP Connection check?45Views0likes1CommentLoop governance, lifecycle, manageability for IT Admins – Nov 2024
Dive into our latest update on Loop governance, lifecycle, and manageability tailored just IT admins! Discover how Loop's seamless integration with Microsoft 365 can transform your team's productivity with real-time co-authoring, versatile components, and enhanced security features. From Copilot Pages to comprehensive manageability roadmap items, this blog has everything you need to confidently pilot and fully enable Loop in your organization.15KViews12likes19Comments[After crash] Pin to taskbar creates duplicates, everything seems messed up
Hi guys, Today, when trying to backup my system drive for the first time my PC crashed rather violently (BSOD) and unexpectedly. Since the reboot, my taskbar looks and feels differently. 1. Now when I click on any of my pinned apps, the app just opens as a duplicate on the taskbar: It happens to all the pinned apps. I have tried unpinning and pinning again, even from the original app (not from a shortcut). Doesn't change anything. I should mention that I am using StartAllBack (as you can probably see). Never had this issue before. 2. Also, when I open a new Explorer window, it goes to the right of the taskbar. Even if I drag it to the left (like you can see with the "TELECHARGEMENTS" window), if I close it then open it again, it goes again to the right. This wasn't the case before the crash, all Explorer windows stayed nicely on the left. These are the two issues I'm facing right now, when everything used to work perfectly before that **bleep** crash. On the bright side, my PC definitely feels faster since the crash/reboot. Go figure! Thanks in advance for your help!11Views0likes0CommentsTaskbar multi-line
Hello, I switched from Windows 10 to Windows 11 24H2. As a programmer, I had many programs open simultaneously on Windows 10. My taskbar had two rows, allowing me to quickly switch between programs. Microsoft always talks about making everything faster. The fact that you can't even make the taskbar two-row is a complete step backward. I'll go back to Windows 10 for now and hope Microsoft improves this. Or is there a way to enlarge the taskbar? Wolfgang Saul14Views0likes0CommentsWindows 11 PC Display Won't Turn On After Sleep Or Shutdown
After I shutdown my pc and then boot it back up again I hear the fans spin and my pc's power light go on, but my display remains off. After I sleep my computer and turn it back on (either from the power button or from my keyboard) it does the same thing. My current only fix is to scoot my computer out from it's little alcove and click the power supply button and turn it off and back on again and then the display will turn on. I know this is unhealthy for the pc, but it's the current only way for me to get it to work. Can I get some help? p.s. : I checked and reset my BIOS settings and it still won't turn back on30Views0likes2CommentsPermanently disable hands free telephony windows 11?
Whenever I play a game that uses a mic I get the annoying quieting/distortion of sound when hands free telephony turns on, and disabling it fixes the issue. However it turns on again every time I disconnect and reconnect my headphones (any including bose and beats buds +). My headphone mic wouldn’t work without hands free on so I bought a mic (first desktop, never had these issues on laptops). Is there some way to permanently disable this setting and/or get the headphone mics to work?19Views0likes1CommentWindows not recovering from sleep
However, after updating to version 1903 my computer doesn't recover from sleep mode, it tries, fails then shuts down and restarts. Ive updated the graphic drivers etc no help, anyway please see attached screenshot of 'event viewer' screengrab. for clues ps where can i post screenshots?43Views0likes2Comments