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by li2uR3ce
1286 days ago
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It won't run on perfectly fine hardware which manufactures EOL practically as it leaves the conveyor belt. They'd like the solution to everything be to buy a new one. So when Microsoft left it to manufactures to decide if a machine could run Windows 11, it was a lot of "nope". Yes even the ones with new enough TPM. When everyone wants 10 bucks from you, 10 bucks isn't cheap. That model scales poorly at the PC price point. They need to break Windows 10 and remove choice. |
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