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Hi folks
Query here to anybody running W10 Home edition.
Can you create that works a VM of W10 pro, enable HYPER-V and then install a current W11 build.
Don't worry about activation etc -- this is just a test and you can get the iso's via UUPDUMP.
You'll probably have to create the ist level VM with VMWare / VBOX. Then create a 2nd level VM of a W11 system and see if it installs on the VM.
If it does work -- great stuff -- you won't be able to do a lot with it - but this is just for a POC (Proof of concept). If your hardware and Hdd's are good enough it should at least boot. Don't worry about the response -- it's just a test to see if it can work.
Anyway thanks in advance to anybody with HOME edition of Windows who is willing (and bonkers enough) to try this out. !!
maybe @Kari or @cereberus .
Cheers
jimbo
Query here to anybody running W10 Home edition.
Can you create that works a VM of W10 pro, enable HYPER-V and then install a current W11 build.
Don't worry about activation etc -- this is just a test and you can get the iso's via UUPDUMP.
You'll probably have to create the ist level VM with VMWare / VBOX. Then create a 2nd level VM of a W11 system and see if it installs on the VM.
If it does work -- great stuff -- you won't be able to do a lot with it - but this is just for a POC (Proof of concept). If your hardware and Hdd's are good enough it should at least boot. Don't worry about the response -- it's just a test to see if it can work.
Anyway thanks in advance to anybody with HOME edition of Windows who is willing (and bonkers enough) to try this out. !!
maybe @Kari or @cereberus .
Cheers
jimbo
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