Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
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Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
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#3None of the 7 computers in our house have processors that are supported. Just the AMD Threadripper 2000 series and earlier that launched in 2018 (just 7 years ago) are not supported. That's a massive amount of CPUs about to hit ebay probably at huge discounts.
I'm hoping the Linux community takes advantage of this moment and focuses heavily on converting Windows users to Linux + Bottles.
Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
#4I'm honestly still shocked there isn't some kind of lawsuit or federal investigation on how Microsoft is able to get away with dropping support for CPUs that are only a few years old. Thus forcing unknown millions of people worldwide to upgrade an ENTIRE CPU and Motherboard just for the next version of Windows. What are we supposed to do with all that e-waste?! People who spent thousands on a 32 core threadripper fro…
the way MS gets away with it is by making people think they have no other choice.
Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
#5I also installed Linux Mint which I am trying to do as much as possible on. Its really fantastic, its crazy how it "just works".. The most intuitive and user friendly OS ive ever used.. I just do a lot of weird game and game-dev stuff that I still need Windows for.. If I didnt do that stuff I would 100% be on Mint.. And that is changing with Steam, Wine, Bottles, Proton, Lutris, the amount of stuff u cant do keeps shrinking and it keeps getting easier and easier. Most people on earth should be using Linux, it would be objectively better and easier to do everything they want to do on their computer compared to all the other popular OSes.
Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
#6Link to repo as the article fails to even mention it: https://github.com/builtbybel/Flyby11
Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
#7I'm honestly still shocked there isn't some kind of lawsuit or federal investigation on how Microsoft is able to get away with dropping support for CPUs that are only a few years old. Thus forcing unknown millions of people worldwide to upgrade an ENTIRE CPU and Motherboard just for the next version of Windows. What are we supposed to do with all that e-waste?! People who spent thousands on a 32 core threadripper fro…
Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
#8Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
#9I'm honestly still shocked there isn't some kind of lawsuit or federal investigation on how Microsoft is able to get away with dropping support for CPUs that are only a few years old. Thus forcing unknown millions of people worldwide to upgrade an ENTIRE CPU and Motherboard just for the next version of Windows. What are we supposed to do with all that e-waste?! People who spent thousands on a 32 core threadripper fro…
The worst death is from fright. So let’s keep calm. Because Win 10 will work after October 2025.
Re: Unofficial Windows 11 requirements bypass tool allows disabling all AI features
#10I'm honestly still shocked there isn't some kind of lawsuit or federal investigation on how Microsoft is able to get away with dropping support for CPUs that are only a few years old. Thus forcing unknown millions of people worldwide to upgrade an ENTIRE CPU and Motherboard just for the next version of Windows. What are we supposed to do with all that e-waste?! People who spent thousands on a 32 core threadripper fro…
Run Windows 10 ltsc or move to Unix or Linux if that's an issue