Comment by jqpabc123
8 hours ago
Yes; and none of my computers have one. Contrary to popular myth, it is relatively easy to install Win11 Pro without one.
8 hours ago
Yes; and none of my computers have one. Contrary to popular myth, it is relatively easy to install Win11 Pro without one.
A constant cat-and-mouse game of Microsoft disabling every method to do so as soon as they become somewhat popular is not "relatively easy".
Really? I haven't had any problems, even with computers that don't meet the official hardware requirements.
Download the Win11 Pro ISO, extract it to a USB drive and then execute the command below from it for a totally automated install that bypasses all the BS.
.\setup.exe /product server /auto upgrade /EULA accept /migratedrivers all /ShowOOBE none /Compat IgnoreWarning /Telemetry Disable
You're welcome!
PS: I know it says "server" but when upgrading a desktop machine, desktop is what you will get --- minus a lot of BS.
I believe you that that way works today, but once knowledge of it starts to spread, I expect Microsoft to break it, just like they previously broke Shift+F10 "oobe\bypassnro" and "start ms-cxh:localonly".
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