Kinda obvious this would happen all along imho? https://t.co/pDkgqSautq

— Paul O'Brien (@PaulOBrien) August 27, 2021

Glad to see that it will still be possible to install Windows 11 on unsupported hardware to see how it performs. If I run into problems, I can always fall back to Windows 10 which will still be supported until October 2025. https://t.co/5g48cZkw89

— Richard Waterworth (@waterworthr) August 27, 2021

I think Microsoft's move to allow Windows 11 installs via ISO on older PCs is a good one, but it means consumers will think they need a new PC for Windows 11 when in reality they probably don't. The alternative is just sticking with Windows 10, which will be supported until 2025

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) August 27, 2021

BIG Windows 11 news. Microsoft won't stop you installing Windows 11 on PCs with older CPUs. You'll need to use an ISO, but it's a change that means millions of PCs won't be left behind. Full details here: https://t.co/COPbWYL5Ne pic.twitter.com/t51wqJzCAV

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) August 27, 2021

Microsoft has also updated its PC Health Check app to give you full details on whether your PC can upgrade to Windows 11 or not https://t.co/30l7nm4emR pic.twitter.com/BgbbCBsPQ1

— Tom Warren (@tomwarren) August 27, 2021

"The Windows 11 upgrade situation just got less and more confusing."

I'm going to stick with Win 10 & call it a day. My days of wrestling with operating systems is over as are my days of buying new PCs so I don't have to wrestle with operating systems. https://t.co/qBKvrHzBsO

— Michael Gartenberg (@Gartenberg) August 27, 2021

Things are changing (a bit) on the Windows 11 processor requirements. @marypcbuk and I had a chat with Microsoft about it:https://t.co/pWDRLp3pP3

— Simon Bisson (@sbisson) August 27, 2021

Microsoft adds more processors to the Windows 11 list - and explains that the list is based on what Windows telemetry shows about blue screens, app crashes and the general Windows experience on different CPUs https://t.co/2TbzOUbfDV

— Mary Branscombe (@marypcbuk) August 27, 2021

We just published an update on the @Windows 11 hardware requirements https://t.co/jXRdgzSxSO

— Rob York (@robdotyork) August 27, 2021

一部のCore XとXeon W、そして特別優遇(?)枠でCore i7- 7820HQがサポートリストに追加

Update on Windows 11 minimum system requirements and the PC Health Check app | Windows Insider Blog https://t.co/Mf7IKQa95X (画像はEdge翻訳) #Windows11 #windowsinsiders pic.twitter.com/pNRkfkPOXI

— takimura (@cv_k) August 27, 2021

システム要件が変更されたようだ。Update on Windows 11 minimum system requirements and the PC Health Check app | Windows Insider Blog https://t.co/Fqk5Kw2104

— 山田祥平(syohei yamada) (@syohei) August 27, 2021

2. New PC Health Check app is coming very soon (Insiders get it first for feedback/testing) that gives much more detail about why your PC may not qualify for Windows 11 including how-to links on how to enable TPM if it is available (but not on):https://t.co/Y0pdwoFq9h

— Daniel Rubino (@Daniel_Rubino) August 27, 2021

Microsoft rolls out more fixes and a new 'Microsoft 365' widget in latest Windows 11 test build release (Build 22000.168 for Dev and Beta channel): https://t.co/iF90zRovyk

— Mary Jo Foley (@maryjofoley) August 27, 2021

So basically the Windows 11 hardware requirements come down to support for modern DCH drivers and CPUs with 'MBEC' to support memory isolation. WHY didn't they just say that from the beginning? Fewer would be mad if they had given the actual reason...https://t.co/BEObCZO4Ms

— ThioJoe (@thiojoe) August 27, 2021

Microsoft won’t stop you from installing Windows 11 on older PCs https://t.co/1V70oUZ1m6 pic.twitter.com/4AC8zylLuf

— The Verge (@verge) August 27, 2021

also there's this:https://t.co/GB89YW1kQZ

— Rob (from the Internet) talks about beer (@RobFromInternet) August 27, 2021

Very good news. Looks like unofficially you WILL be able to install Windows 11 on older devices if you want, despite the "requirements", but you have to "install the OS manually" (I assume that means clean install).https://t.co/I8giHruR7m

— ThioJoe (@thiojoe) August 27, 2021

Windows 11 officially won’t support AMD Zen or most Intel 7th-gen processors https://t.co/nKCiRbJeys

— XDA (@xdadevelopers) August 27, 2021

Windows 11 officially won’t support AMD Zen or most Intel 7th-gen processors https://t.co/x2sqatD6Fn pic.twitter.com/JKotf0p9rZ

— Rich Woods (@TheRichWoods) August 27, 2021

やはり古いデバイスは不安定なのだなと...
>Reliability: Devices that do not meet the minimum system requirements had 52% more kernel mode crashes. Devices that do meet the minimum system requirements had a 99.8% crash free experience.https://t.co/htPreZkxJw

— zyake (@zyake) August 27, 2021

Over at Ars, @AndrewWrites makes it sound like TPM 2.0 was just the easiest “marketing” to target when Microsoft actually wanted a different feature that chips supporting any type of TPM 2.0 would have.

Intel and their damn arbitrary SKUs. https://t.co/yhlw2PzSwq

— Rosyna Keller (@rosyna) August 28, 2021

Microsoft won’t stop you from installing Windows 11 on older PCs https://t.co/8NT1JwR2Va pic.twitter.com/nyXZkZw5U4

— The Verge (@verge) August 28, 2021

So Microsoft is now going to allow Windows 11 to run on older systems.

But only if you completely install it from scratch. No updating Windows 10. You have to do a brand new Windows 11 install and then reinstall all your stuff.

Why?

Fuck you that's why. https://t.co/SqYvqoEWhG

— Nash Across the 8th Dimension (@Nash076) August 28, 2021

마이크로소프트는 구형 PC 에 윈도우 11 설치를 중단하지 않습니다. 윈도우 11은 구형 CPU 에서 실행됩니다.

ISO 설치로 가능. 윈도우 업데이트 작동 여부는 미확인

Microsoft won’t stop you installing Windows 11 on older PCs - The Verge https://t.co/BXmpxLxwYN

— lunamoth (@lunamoth) August 28, 2021

마이크로소프트는 오래된 컴퓨터에 윈도 11을 설치하는것을 막지 않을 것https://t.co/DeVKumatNi pic.twitter.com/5DNWYuVqOe

— 데드캣 (@deadcatssociety) August 28, 2021