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Anyone bypass Windows 11 requirements and still get updates afterwards?
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<blockquote data-quote="JasonUK" data-source="post: 981124" data-attributes="member: 86995"><p>If Windows 11 can run without the TPM chip and on older CPUs (even if certain security features are disabled) then Microsoft should just allow users to upgrade anyway rather than leaving millions on soon-to-be-unsupported Windows versions or using 3rd party workarounds. I'd rather stay on Windows 10 while its supported than use a workaround which could be disabled at any point leaving you in a worse position that if you'd stayed on 10. Eventually I'll upgrade my system anyway but won't be bumped into doing so by Microsoft when PC still works okay.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="JasonUK, post: 981124, member: 86995"] If Windows 11 can run without the TPM chip and on older CPUs (even if certain security features are disabled) then Microsoft should just allow users to upgrade anyway rather than leaving millions on soon-to-be-unsupported Windows versions or using 3rd party workarounds. I'd rather stay on Windows 10 while its supported than use a workaround which could be disabled at any point leaving you in a worse position that if you'd stayed on 10. Eventually I'll upgrade my system anyway but won't be bumped into doing so by Microsoft when PC still works okay. [/QUOTE]
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