Most corporate enterprises have yet to migrate to Windows 11 – typically they wait for 18 months after an OS has launched before upgrading business computers. Microsoft decided that Windows 11 would not install on devices that lack a recent TPM-equipped CPU, and while there is a workaround it's an imperfect solution.Īccording to Lansweeper data, some 42.76 percent of 27 million PCs it tested across 60,000 organizations failed the CPU test, and it said this was forcing users who didn't want to upgrade hardware to stick with Windows 10. The release also managed to alienate a bunch of folk due to its hardware requirements. Will you run it? Can you run it? Do you even WANT to run it? Microsoft's problem child, Windows 11, is here.Microsoft fixes Point of Sale bug that delayed Windows 11 startup for 40 minutes.Choosing a non-Windows OS on Lenovo Secured-core PCs is trickier than it should be.Microsoft accidentally turned off hardware requirements for Windows 11.One reason for the new release was improved security and reliability, Microsoft said, including hardware root of trust via Trusted Platform Module (TPM) 2.0, Secure Boot, hypervisor-protected code integrity, and hardware-enforced stack protection.
We'll deliver new features when they're ready, not waiting for the next major release.
It is the OS most never thought would happen after Microsoft said some six years earlier: "With Windows 10, the experience will evolve and get even better over time. Microsoft releases activation data to PC markers but this is not made public.
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