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Now there is an much easier way to install Win11 on unsupported HW.

Just open the downloaded iso with Windows, it will create a new DVD-path with drive-letter.

Open cmd, change to the new drive e.g. “L:” and run “setup.exe /product server”.

It will install the new Win11 with no differences but without hw-checks.

You have to do it every year after a new yy-h2 is published, as it will do all updates, but not upgrade to a new Win11 release.

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