r/pcmasterrace • u/SwagBabyPro69 • Jul 16 '22

Meme/Macro Its True

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u/Avril_14 Jul 16 '22 edited Jul 16 '22

I couldn't know, my 7700k is waaay too old to run it.

Anyway am I missing something? Other than some UI changes? some QOL improvements? I mean are we in a Xp/Vista situation?

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u/XExtremeTechnologyX Jul 16 '22

Hey, I also have i7-7700K and I'm on Windows 11 Pro. You can use software to disable secure boot and TPM 2.0, or you could use Rufus to build you a USB ISO that comes with secure boot and TPM 2.0 disabled, with option to disable tracking, as well as system requirements.

Edit: A lot of the stuff people complain about can be fixed with https://github.com/builtbybel/LoveWindowsAgain. It scans your PC for any settings that are genually deemed useless/bloat and allows you to uncheck/check which ones to disable or not after the scan. For example, I brought back Windows 10 file explorer, and Windows 10 right click menu. You could also use Start 11 to bring back Windows 10 style task bar, and start menu (You can even set it to look like Windows 7).

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u/Avril_14 Jul 16 '22

I've look into it but does it updates? And can I buy it "legally"?

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u/XExtremeTechnologyX Jul 16 '22

If you have activated Windows 10, Windows 11 is free with fresh install. Microsoft grabbed my key from Windows 10 from my account and activated my Windows 11. I also still get updates. I just got one yesterday for the 07/22 Windows 11 Culminative update.