Microsoft has removed the official guide of Windows 11 from support documents, which allows to exceed the hardware needs. This formula, which was previously released, offered the transition to Windows 11 on computers that could not be achieved. This decision of the company is paid in the form of gradually decreasing the basis of the old equipment.

When Windows 11 was released in 2021, the processor and the TPM 2.0 were the focus of criticism due to its obligation. In order to overcome these restrictions, Microsoft shared an alternative procedure in its official documents. With a change in the registry, Windows 11 could also be loaded on non -supported devices. However, the company warned users that this technique could lead to system indecision and various misconceptions.

The old formula is no longer supported, new offer: Hardware upgrade

The method that Microsoft removed from reinforcement documents was based on a certain key change in the registry. Although Microsoft is still valid for some users, Microsoft cannot give a guarantee that this system will provide stability or offer a trouble -free experience. Microsoft advises users to switch to new devices that meet the needs of Windows 11 instead of updating old equipment.

With this decision, Microsoft once again clarified that it would not provide random flexibility in hardware needs. The company will continue to direct users to new equipment of Windows 11, suggesting reasons for security, performance and system stability.

How did the removed procedure work?

For this way, Microsoft’s no longer supported, a setting of the Windows Registry had to be changed:

Registry Position: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE SYSTEM Setup Mosetup
Name: Allowupgradeswithunsupportedtpmorcpu
Species: reg_dword
Value: 1