How to Upgrade to Windows 11 on Any PC (No USB Needed, Works for Supported & Unsupported Hardware)
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- čas přidán 25. 08. 2024
- In this video, I'll walk you through a simple method to upgrade to the latest version of Windows 11, whether you have supported or unsupported hardware. Best of all, you won't need a USB or external drive for this process.
Rufus Tool download link:
rufus.ie/en/
Windows 11 ISO download link:
www.microsoft....
Thanks so much for sharing this, you just saved my workstation from being obsolete in October.
You're welcome! I'm so glad to hear that it helped! 😊 If you have any other questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask.
Woww just wow
F A N T A S T I C ! ! ! Just what I needed thank you. You are brilliant.
Thanks ! Glad you found it helpful!
how about a clean installation?
First to view and first to comment. Thanks.
Thank you for being the first to view and comment! Your support means a lot!
Thanks dude. this does not role back right ??
You're welcome! That's correct-this change won't roll back
Hi, then wonder if you can help. I managed to use your method so I upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11 on an unsupport machine process was really easy. I got the iso for Windows 11 directly from Windows. Everything was fine. I managed to go to updates when Windows 11 was installed and I managed to do all of it. If I look in there it says Windows 11 home active. I managed to get a licence key for Windows 11 Pro but when I'm trying to upgrade it
I can't update your version of Windows try update in your version of Windows again (0x80010105) but then if I look at the copy of Windows 11 on there it's Windows 11 home and it says activated but I didn't have to enter a licence key. Is there a generic one that I have to add first so it activates it ?. But on the startup it says update to Windows 11 but Windows 11 is already on there. Any help thanks or is it because it's an unsupported machine? It will not let me update from 11 Windows home to 11 Pro because I don't meet the minimum requirements. If that is so is there a workaround so I can update to Windows 11 Pro or do I have to stay over 11 home? Thank you
The error you’re encountering (0x80010105) might be due to the system’s unsupported status, but there’s a workaround you can try.
Generic Product Key: First, you can try entering the generic product key for Windows 11 Pro. This key won't activate Windows but will initiate the upgrade from Home to Pro. The generic key is VK7JG-NPHTM-C97JM-9MPGT-3V66T. After upgrading, you can then enter your Windows 11 Pro license key to activate it.
Command Prompt Method: You can also try upgrading via the Command Prompt. Open it as an administrator and enter the following command:
slmgr.vbs /ipk
Replace with the license key you have. This should force the system to upgrade to Pro.
Nice! But, how about updates from Windows update?
So far it hasn’t been an issue. However with 24H2 around the corner that could all change.
It should update with no issues!
What if BitLocker + TPM is already running on Win10 before the upgrade?
it shouldn't matter.
@@TechWise2022 I just did the upgrade. It suspends the existing BL for the first reboots. But after completion it removes the GPO to permit a boot PIN. I had to manually reenable the GPO to allow it.
NO!
You may be able to INSTALL it, but you will NOT be able to UPDATE IT!!!
(Windows Updates will tell you that your CPU is NOT supported and quit!).
There should be a bypass for that.
I have not found that to be the case. I can update without issue however that might change with the next update 24H2
No, I have had it installed on a Surface Pro 3 for over six months now without _any_ problems.
i have ben running unsupported windows 11 and have had no issue with updates so far
Simple method.....use Linux