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Yeah but as listed in post #26 most of the purported benefits of TPM 2.0 I don't use or don't care about. So TPM 1.2 is fine by me.

Meant to say 'Funny how Win11 boots and runs just fine in the Virtualbox VM on my Win 10 machine ...' using an emulated TPM 2.0

I have three Win10 systems (two desktops and a laptop), a Win7 laptop, and a WinXPsp3 desktop. I can also run Ubuntu Linux as an...

Ok, fine. 1) I don't use BitLocker. Never have, never will. Strike 1. 2) I don't use Windows Hello or any biometric login mechanism...

So if it is so easy to upgrade from Win 10 to Win 11 on a non-TPM 2.0 system (ie, probably a TPM 1.2 system) WTF is the whole point of...

We'll have to agree to disagree on this point. I've had a NAS for at least 20 years, and the convenience of sticking it in the corner...

My point is that most folks just need the NAS for reliable storage, for that the $189 Synology box works great. My ancient Netgear...

This ^^^

Ditto. I have a QNAP TS-451+ with four WD RED Pro 8TB drives running since 2019 and still going strong.

LOL my unsupported-by-Win11 Win10 computer with an 8c Xeon CPU and 128GB of memory runs just fine, and I will keep on using it for...

I have separate System and Data drives. I use Macrium Reflect on a schedule to do disk image backups every other day (incremental daily...

23H2 is Win11, that is (currently) not included in the Win10 ESU program. Only Win10 22H2 is included. So when Win11 23H2 goes eol the...

So Microsoft has just removed MORE CPUs from the officially supported Win11 compatibility list ...