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Upgrading to Windows 11 from an unsupported device
Click on the Windows 11 picture to go to the download page.
Bypassing TPM check and Secure Boot Check to install Windows 11 on unsupported devices
Making a Rufus USB to install Windows 11 bypassing TPM and Secure Boot
🧭 Brief History of Windows 11
📅 Origins & Launch
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Announced: June 24, 2021
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Released: October 5, 2021
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Windows 11 was introduced as the successor to Windows 10, with a focus on modern design, productivity, and security. It marked a shift toward a more cloud-integrated and AI-enhanced experience.
🎨 Key Features at Launch
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Centered Start Menu and Taskbar
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Snap Layouts & Snap Groups for multitasking
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Microsoft Teams integration
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Enhanced gaming with DirectStorage and Auto HDR
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TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot requirements for improved security
🔄 Major Updates
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Version 21H2 (Sun Valley): Initial release
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22H2 (Sun Valley 2): Introduced "Moments" updates with incremental feature drops
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23H2 (Sun Valley 3): Brought deeper Copilot integration and UI refinements
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24H2 (Hudson Valley): Focused on AI-powered enhancements and performance boosts
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25H2 (Hudson Valley 2): Expected to expand support for Copilot+ PCs and long-term servicing options
🧓 Transition from Windows 10
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Windows 10 support ends October 14, 2025, marking a full shift to Windows 11 and beyond. Microsoft encourages users to upgrade or opt into Extended Security Updates (ESU) for legacy systems.
