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Milo Williamson

Milo Williamson

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So I already spend hours on end making a back up disk, with a text file to bypass for the windows eleven "You cannot upgrade this"
, even register editor earlier this morning.
My question is, even this is a really old machine, can I trick it into bypassing everything for windows eleven?
 
Hi Milo!
Yes you can!
Use either Rufus and choose the TPM bypass when creating the windows iso onto your usb stick,
OR:
Download and install from USB using Rufus this :
Windows 11 x-lite version.

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windowsxlite.com windowsxlite.com
Just find the version you want, DL it, put it on the usb using Rufus, and install.
I only use windows x-lite on all my computers
 
Dannydet said:
Hi Milo!
Yes you can!
Use either Rufus and choose the TPM bypass when creating the windows iso onto your usb stick,
OR:
Download and install from USB using Rufus this :
Windows 11 x-lite version.

Home

Home
windowsxlite.com windowsxlite.com
Just find the version you want, DL it, put it on the usb using Rufus, and install.
I only use windows x-lite on all my computers
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Thank you brother.
 
Just follow the instructions I sent you.
There's a couple of boxes to check for TPM bypass and such. Don't worry, if you forget a step you can always re-do it.
 
Milo, you have to get into the bios and change the boot sequence to make USB the 1st boot device.
Let it load from your usb stick.
Right now you're just running Windows without booting from the USB stick, buddy.
Usually you have to reboot the computer, and keep tapping the F9 or F12 key.... Then it'll boot into bios, then you have to change the boot sequence to usb 1st.
 
Dannydet said:
Milo, you have to get into the bios and change the boot sequence to make USB the 1st boot device.
Let it load from your usb stick.
Right now you're just running Windows without booting from the USB stick, buddy.
Usually you have to reboot the computer, and keep tapping the F9 or F12 key.... Then it'll boot into bios, then you have to change the boot sequence to usb 1st.
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Oh thanks buddy.
I will then be back in a spell.
 
Not able to find the Trusted Platform Module anywhere, but all of the pros and cons are on the nose for windows 11,
my mother's comp has windows 11 and keeps freezing up.
 
Milo, why not just use Windows 11 x-lite version?
Just download a version, use Rufus to put it on a USB stick,
Get into the computer bios and change the boot sequence to usb 1st...
X-lite will run fine on any older device...
 
Dannydet said:
Milo, why not just use Windows 11 x-lite version?
Just download a version, use Rufus to put it on a USB stick,
Get into the computer bios and change the boot sequence to usb 1st...
X-lite will run fine on any older device...
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Baby step walkthrough for me..
My streaming services data has gone way over for me.
 
Then you will need to do this :
To boot from a USB stick created using Rufus, insert the USB drive into your computer, then access your BIOS settings during startup (usually by pressing a key like F2, F10, or Delete) and change the boot order to prioritize the USB drive as the first boot option; save the changes and your computer should now boot from the USB stick when you restart.
 
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