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FieldMouse

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#318273 2-Jan-2025 10:19
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I currently have a Z800 desktop computer running Win 10. The Win 11 checker says that it cannot be upgraded.
That means I have 10 months to replace it, if I want to keep my system safe.

Obviously I could buy a new Win 11 machine, but that means I have to reinstall all my software on the new machine.

I thought about buying a new machine that has no OS and then take my existing C: Drive (256GB SSD) and put it in the new machine?
Will it then reinstall all the necessary drivers to make it work?

Thanks


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Wombat1
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  #3327053 2-Jan-2025 17:22
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Use the Registry Editor to add a DWORD value named AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup\MoSetup and set it to 1. Restart PC and run the Windows 11 setup from the ISO.

It worked for me on a 10 year old Intel i7 HP Laptop with 16GB Ram. MS updates and support may be limited. 


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