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Windows 11 Upgrade by a Different PC or Laptop Interesting thought, so had a windows 10 laptop die on me the other day which was not windows 11 compatible (hardware) and have plugged in the SSD (PCIe NVMe) drive…

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  • #26371
    UK SentinelUK Sentinel
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    • The Skipper

    In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).

    #26373
    Avatarkev2021
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    No problem, glad it worked :)

    Kev

    #42403
    GrisuGrisu
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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.

    #42405
    UK SentinelUK Sentinel
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    • The Skipper

    Nice workaround!  has anyone tried using setupprep.exe /product server from the Sources folder? I’ve heard it works on some of the newer 11 builds. Would be interesting to know if anyone here has had success with it.

    In a completely sane world, madness is the only freedom (J.G.Ballard).

    #42406
    GrisuGrisu
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    Dont know the difference, but setup.exe works well for me.

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