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Current Surface has tpm 2 \7 secure boot compatible - it's the i7 that MS don't like.Hi,
MS is already allowing more cpu's than what they list
All one needs is tpm 1.2/ gpt/ uefi/ secure boot options activated
Ways to install Windows 11
If you want to break bad on all there are ways to install 11 with none of the requirements.
Hi,Current Surface has tpm 2 \7 secure boot compatible - it's the i7 that MS don't like.
Mike.
First: PCR 7. It says ist is "linkable" (or "may be linked", sorry my computer is in French), so it is not linked!
Second: In the line: Device Encryption Support Reasons for failed automatic device encryption: it says "Un-allowed DMA capable bus/device(s) detected" and "WinRe is not configured"..
Could someone of the experts here please be so kind and explain what this means, and if and how i can resolve this ?
Thanks Roger
Does anyone know if Microsoft are likely to be reviewing their list of approved processors, specifically to include Intel i7s?
Just to clarify, the i7 is a model within a family, or generation, of Intel CPUs and meets the requirements for Windows 11 if it is an 8th generation or above; even the about to be released Alder Lake 12th generation will have an i7 model.Current Surface has tpm 2 \7 secure boot compatible - it's the i7 that MS don't like.
Mike.
I have a 3yr old Surface Pro with the following -
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Does anyone know if Microsoft are likely to be reviewing their list of approved processors, specifically to include Intel i7s?
Much as I would like to move to W11, I'm going to stick with W10 if they are not.
Mike.
Intel gives drivers for your CPU. Also gives beta for my 6th generation cpu. I did a clean install and i dont have problems , except the paint application , but i downloaded the older version of and it works OK. So , i believe that if you try a clean install they will work.I have a 3yr old Surface Pro with the following -
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Does anyone know if Microsoft are likely to be reviewing their list of approved processors, specifically to include Intel i7s?
Much as I would like to move to W11, I'm going to stick with W10 if they are not.
Mike.