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Microsoft patches TPM 2.0 bypass to prevent Windows 11 installs on PCs with unsupported CPU


BigStar

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Uh oh. Who woulda thought?

 

Good times for slightly older CPUs are coming to an end. . . . Though this was found in the Canary Build, this will likely trickle down to future releases and be implemented for all systems once updated. . . . While there are other installation methods, it's simply a matter of time before Microsoft patches these bypasses. In this situation, users can switch to older Windows 10 with supported builds, shift to Linux, or make a hardware upgrade.

     --https://www.tomshardware.com/software/operating-systems/microsoft-patches-tpm-20-bypass-to-prevent-windows-11-installs-on-pcs-with-unsupported-cpus

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Seems another compelling reason to ditch WinBloze on new hardware. 

Guess run a Linux ver, and then a older ver of Win in a VM. 

 

 

 

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On 8/21/2024 at 12:54 AM, BigStar said:

Uh oh. Who woulda thought?

 

Good times for slightly older CPUs are coming to an end. . . . Though this was found in the Canary Build, this will likely trickle down to future releases and be implemented for all systems once updated. . . . While there are other installation methods, it's simply a matter of time before Microsoft patches these bypasses. In this situation, users can switch to older Windows 10 with supported builds, shift to Linux, or make a hardware upgrade.

     --https://www.tomshardware.com/software/operating-systems/microsoft-patches-tpm-20-bypass-to-prevent-windows-11-installs-on-pcs-with-unsupported-cpus

Are they still allowing machines with TPM 1.2 to upgrade to Windows 11? 

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