Looking for Windows 11 ISOs? Head over to UUP Dump to download the latest Dev build of Windows 11 and create a bootable ISO. This tool creates a modified Windows 11 installer ISO using an existing one, containing a registry hack that bypasses the setup-time compatibility checks, as well as an experimental patch that forces feature updates and in-place upgrades to install, ignoring incompatibilities. It might take a bit longer than I'd like since I'm still a student in high school, but I will try to do what I can.

Now, this will require quite a bit of work to do, so don't expect anything for a while, but once the update is released, the old method (Win11-TPM-RegistryBypass) will be marked as deprecated. The secret? Using the 'AutoUnattend' method. I have some plans that will hopefully further optimize the tool and make it significantly faster, and will allow for adding extra features in an easier way in the future. But newer Windows 11 builds won't install, and Windows Update will include the following warning message.Force-Windows-11-Install Notice of Update:Īfter having archived this repository a few months ago, I've decided that maybe I should give this project a second chance.

They will continue to receive cumulative updates (for the existing installed Windows 11 version). Microsoft noted that if TPM 2.0 and CPU family/model criteria are missing, such devices will continue to receive new builds, but some of the new features may stop working or behave incorrectly.įinally, if the device fails to meet the requirements beyond TPM 2.0 and CPU family, it will have a limited exception to preview Windows 11 builds until general availability on October 5, 2021. The generic hardware requirements include >1GHz, 2-core processors, 4GB memory, and 64GB of storage.

Those include CPUs with an embedded TPM, support for secure boot, and support VBS and specific VBS capabilities. In order to receive the coming newest builds from the Dev channel, your PC must meet certain requirements. Update on September 2, 2021: Hardware requirements for Windows Insiders You can download that app using this link. Microsoft expects to ship the first public preview somewhere next week, and you can now check whether your PC is compatible with 'the next generation of Windows.' Microsoft has made a dedicated app to check compatibility and hardware requirements before installing.

Windows 11 32 bit