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Technically, it was big news the WEEK after Windows 11 was announced. The big news the day of the announcement

It's thanks to people like you that Microsoft is pushing full steam ahead on this.Why is it okay that our nice

And you may not see the monthly security updates in Windows Updates either, in which case Win11 is near useles

Except TPM 2.0 isn't guaranteed to be present - they are happily supporting virtual machines with no TPM (or n

No code has been cut out - Windows 11 will happily run on an "unsupported" processor, even with BIOS/MBR/no TP

I think that's right - they just have the same code they've had since 7 or 8 (7 theoretically could do UEFI/GP

If Microsoft thinks that there's a possibility that serious numbers of 'too-old' PCs might survive running som

I think the critical question will be the grandmother test, i.e. will they break Windows 11 enough on older ha

Re GPT vs MBR, I agree that the ability to read MBR drives once the OS is booted is important. That doesn't me

Ironically, in my case, this will probably complete what Windows 8/8.1 started and push me further into the Ap

They are not ditching legacy code. VMs running BIOS/MBR, no TPM, etc are fully supported. (So basically, if yo

How about past history? A Core 2 Duo system from 2006 may have started with XP, could run Vista (2007), 7 (200

Apple has fairly consistent ~6-7-year software support lifecycles. e.g. my mid-2014 MacBook Pro will not be su

Meanwhile, no such message on the virtual machine I've been running Windows 11 on. This is an i5-4590 host, th