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#2790726 6-Oct-2021 18:51

Sideface:

None of them will accept Windows 11 today - "Standard hardware security not supported".

Standard hardware security not supported

This means that your device does not meet at least one of the requirements of standard hardware security.

Improving hardware security

If the security capability of your device isn't what you'd like it to be, you might need to turn on certain hardware features (such as secure boot, if supported) or change the settings in your system's BIOS. Contact your hardware manufacturer to see what features are supported by your hardware and how to activate them.

Likely either secure boot (you're booting legacy or not GPT or similar), or TPM not included on those boards.

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#2790732 6-Oct-2021 19:02

Can someone try this in Windows 11 - change your system between Light and Dark modes or vice versa and see if the Start menu fails to respond or takes awhile to respond.
Also, when opening File Explorer, I get a green bar moving slowly to the right in the This PC section. I do have 13 shared drives from across two NAS's, so maybe this is why, but
does anyone else have the slow green bar?

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#2790733 6-Oct-2021 19:04

I read the other day about TPM, and possibly other stuff, is very likely turned on by default by OEMs and unlikely to be turned on by build it yourself types.

Thats born out by me fiddling round to get TPM and SecureBoot to work yesterday on my DIY Ryzen PC but everything being already set up on our HP laptop.

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#2790736 6-Oct-2021 19:07

I quite often get that green line thing in Windows 10 just in general. Also have quite a few disks.

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#2790741 6-Oct-2021 19:11

semigeek:

Can someone try this in Windows 11 - change your system between Light and Dark modes or vice versa and see if the Start menu fails to respond or takes awhile to respond.
Also, when opening File Explorer, I get a green bar moving slowly to the right in the This PC section. I do have 13 shared drives from across two NAS's, so maybe this is why, but
does anyone else have the slow green bar?

Nope and nope.

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#2790929 7-Oct-2021 09:44

semigeek:

Also, when opening File Explorer, I get a green bar moving slowly to the right

God help us ,so MS still havnt fixed that. What the hell MS .
Its been there since Win7 . Ive seen it on brand new W7 PCs , even seen it opening control panel on various PCs
I used to see it more if you had a USB memory stick connected .

google 'green bar of slowness' , VERY old issue still not fixed :-(

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#2791011 7-Oct-2021 10:13

SirHumphreyAppleby:

evilengineer:

Bit off topic, but do you have any examples?

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#2791163 7-Oct-2021 12:20

Might be useful ?

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/10/how-to-upgrade-to-windows-11-whether-your-pc-is-supported-or-not/

but I'm sure you've seen it already...

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#2791337 7-Oct-2021 16:20

rb99:

Might be useful ?

https://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2021/10/how-to-upgrade-to-windows-11-whether-your-pc-is-supported-or-not/

but I'm sure you've seen it already...

Installed Win 11 back in July on a non supported PC using those registry changes in the above article. Ran as well as Win 10 but then got booted out of the Insider Program. Downloaded the release ISO yesterday and tried to upgrade from within Win 11 . Popped up with No TPM2 or Secure Boot. The registry changes are still all there.

Will wait until 2025 or if the PC dies first and then upgrade to a new one.

Regards,

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#2796202 16-Oct-2021 12:34

Anyone had Windows 11 installed naturally through windows update yet? I’ve already used the insider channel to install on another machine but I’m going to take this path rather than a manual install on my main pc just to see how it goes.

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#2796205 16-Oct-2021 12:59

Nowt here. Seems to be another make it pretty but make it worse jobs.

Still want it though...

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#2796208 16-Oct-2021 13:12

Also Insider (non devs) now have the L3 Cache and memory bandwidth patch for AMD CPUs

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