I heard there's a way to run windows 11 in computers that "can't" run 11 in BIOS. Does anyone know these steps? Is it even worth doing?
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Hmmm Haven't heard of that. The BIOS in a computer stands for Basic Input Output System, Its your firmware implanted on your BIOS chip on your motherboard. Now you might have an option in your motherboard bios that would make it possible to run windows 11 if its a newer system but you would have to check. Most BIOS are entered during the boot process using f2, del, f10 (check to see what your manufacture uses.
Every MS OS has been released way too early, hence the mass updates to make it stable. I will run ten for awhile.I'm avoiding Win11 for now but enabled my steps.
Steps really depend on your BIOS capability but here is a guide:
https://www.diskpart.com/windows-11/enable-uefi-secure-boot-for-windows-11-update.html
Nah, just trying to keep up with the Joneses is all.Well, if the bios is not flashed for 11 then you might get some weird bugs or worse.
I would stay away from 11 for now anyway, too buggy from what I heard and read.
Why you want 11? some
specific reason?
I'm still running 11 (Yes my Last name is Jones)Nah, just trying to keep up with the Joneses is all.
The only reason Win 11 wouldn't run on a pre-UEFI board is if Microsoft wanted it that way. Windows 7 and 10 didn't seem to mind, because UEFI can be emulated on older boards by the OS upon installation.
I run linux as a daily driver and it is a little harder to use (especially downloading apps)Be brave, go linux.
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