We recently discovered that Microsoft would allow anyone to download the Windows ISO 11 and install it, even if your PC did not meet the requirements. Despite this, there is a major obstacle, since the company may retain security updates for PCs that are updated in this way.
Seriously? Won't Microsoft update some PCs?
If you go through the Windows update procedure 10 a Windows 11 with a PC that meets all requirements, you will get updates as usual. But if you are a PC user who wants to upgrade to Windows 11 on a PC that does not meet Microsoft's strict update requirements, the company could withhold updates.
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Despite this, this is not just windows feature updates 11. According to The edge, Microsoft may retain security updates for PCs that do not meet system requirements.
This also applies to driver updates. Imagine going back to the old days of manually updating the drivers for every hardware component on your PC.. Sounds awful, and it is definitely reason enough for many to want to stick with Windows 10, especially since it will be compatible up to 2025.
For some reason, Microsoft did not disclose this critical information when it first announced that it would not prevent users from installing Windows. 11. Of course, we were very excited about that information, but the reveal that updates could be withheld. take a little wind off our sails.
Will Microsoft really do this?
We'll have to wait and see if Microsoft withholds essential security updates from Windows users. 11 just because they have an older CPU. The number of security issues that constantly crop up is terrifying, and the idea of running a PC without getting updates that bypass them is not pleasant.
Hopefully, Microsoft realizes that allowing users to install an operating system that will not receive critical security updates is a bad idea., and does not allow Windows installations 11 on PC without new enough hardware, or keep those PCs up to date. The current plan to leave ISO installers on an island seems like a terrible way to go.
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