Recent content by MrGandalf

Thank you Brink for pointing that out

Microsoft is now ramming this Windows 10 update down the gully and trying to disguise in the process. Looks like a normal security update in the window but really installing the PC Health Check App. :cautious:

Quick MS CPU lookup for compatible CPUs INTEL --> Windows processor requirements Windows 11 supported Intel processors AMD --> Windows processor requirements Windows 11 supported AMD processors

If using on a VM sometimes the driver( or lack there of) for mouse clicks can be challenge depending on what platform. This has been an issue with current operating. If this is what you are talking about.

Installed .194 Beta ISO over 22463 Dev CH and got to say, the performance of 194 is superior.

No Need for a HACK Again, No need for a hack Bingo, To move it to the left it's in the settings

Well here we go again, If you have the paid version of VMware workstation 14 and up, just encrypt the darn vm then attach the TPM. Hint: Use your favorite search engine to find out how.;):unsure:

Didn't realize it until a little while ago, you can move the taskbar icons to the left like windows 10. Kind of ironic the subject of this thread.

Is there any clear licensing white papers floating around on how the license aspect will work with Win 11. I'm hearing all kinds of bizarre rumors about it. i've heard if you have an OEM license, that will count as 2 licenses which really doesn't make sense from a business perspective. Any clear...

Had the issue too. You have to encrypt the vm first, then the TPM module will be available ( This is of course your host machine has TPM 2.0 in the first place). Hope this helps