bssunilreddy
Skilled
I know about how to bypass but if I have already installed any Win11 OS with those bypasses but if anybody wants to activate it with any original key then can such OS be used?
Windows 11 announced
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bssunilreddy
Skilled
Mine is a MSI Laptop with 7th gen i5 processor.
While my desktop is latest AMD 5600X so it supports but my laptop doesn't support.
bssunilreddy
Skilled
Xbox game pass brings superb games with it which comes bundled with ea play.
But if Microsoft reduces somewhat the price of game pass then it's an unbeatable combo.
Kaleen Bhaiya
Skilled
W11 is not for gaming right now. There needs lots of updates and optimisation before it can be gaming ready.
Yeah but it sucks that anyone buying a new Laptop isn't getting the option to Not opt for one.
Kaleen Bhaiya
Skilled
Call it the monopoly of MS...
Mr.J
Skilled
There are some laptops without OS or with Ubuntu. Get that and install whichever OS you want.
Kaleen Bhaiya
Skilled
Windows 11 Pro users will soon need a Microsoft Account and internet to set up their device
Microsoft has confirmed that it will soon require Windows 11 Pro users to use a Microsoft account and have an internet connection when setting up their Windows device for the first time.
www.neowin.net
Titokhan
Disciple
What if there's an undersea cable cut when I am installing W11 pro..Windows 11 Pro users will soon need a Microsoft Account and internet to set up their device
Microsoft has confirmed that it will soon require Windows 11 Pro users to use a Microsoft account and have an internet connection when setting up their Windows device for the first time.
Code:
taskkill /F /IM oobenetworkconnectionflow.exeStill works.
A question about windows 11.
If the system drive is encrypted using TPM of the motherboard. And if the motherboard dies, as it does. Do you lose all of your data?
What about other services who are using TPM to offer security on your computer? Would they also stop working if you change your motherboard?
If the system drive is encrypted using TPM of the motherboard. And if the motherboard dies, as it does. Do you lose all of your data?
What about other services who are using TPM to offer security on your computer? Would they also stop working if you change your motherboard?
Titokhan
Disciple
BitLocker recovery overview - Windows Security
Learn about BitLocker recovery scenarios, recovery options, and how to determine root cause of failed automatic unlocks.
docs.microsoft.com
In a nutshell, use the recovery password to access the drive, then disable BitLocker, and fully decrypt the drive. Next, you need to take ownership of the new TPM and initialize it. Finally, re-encrypt your drive.
TinTinSnowy
Adept
Hey bro. I had a similar situation once. I just entered the recovery key and got access into the system. I had then changed the Bitlocker PIN and started using it. I didn't decrypt & recrypt the hdd. It works fine. May be setting a new pin automatically did that for me?BitLocker recovery overview - Windows Security
Learn about BitLocker recovery scenarios, recovery options, and how to determine root cause of failed automatic unlocks.docs.microsoft.com
In a nutshell, use the recovery password to access the drive, then disable BitLocker, and fully decrypt the drive. Next, you need to take ownership of the new TPM and initialize it. Finally, re-encrypt your drive.
Just installed windows 11 today and the UI change from windows 10 has been backward. Can't open task manager by right clicking on taskbar, no option to combine taskbar windows when only full, have to select "show more options" in right click menu for frequent options, wifi networks are hidden behind another click in quick launch, have to change default app for each extension i.e. .html, .htm,pdf,svg... when setting chrome as browser while Microsoft edge can be set default browser with 1 click, start menu is a mess etc. Microsoft should stop fixing what's not broken.
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Titokhan
Disciple
Not exactly.
During the initialization phase of the (new) TPM, especially if you do it through the BitLocker setup wizard, you're essentially preparing it by feeding the old recovery key. However, due to different vendor implementations, it could go wrong, which is why the decrypt-and-re-crypt route is more foolproof, IMHO.
Of course you can play with manage-bde to repopulate the information in the TPM without PIN, but then again, when it comes to data, don't take any risk.
desiibond
Skilled
For the first time since I started using windows, I rolled back. I never did that, not with win me, not with vista, not with 8. Win 11 is half baked OS. It has elements from 95 all the way till 10.simole one click operations now need two or more clicks. There are lot of driver issues, UI inconsistencies.