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it seems.Download the latest Version IntelВ HD integrated graphics for their Graphics Integrated processors. You go to places like, costco, etc, and notice how most of their interesting PCs are out of stock. It's really annoying to see a big company like Microsoft seemingly abusing their quasi-monopoly power.

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Even if it costs someone, say, $200,000 to write the new code for a device driver, you'd have millions of users contributing to defray that cost.

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Let's even say that the device drivers are the issue, because they weren't originally designed with the new 'principles.' Why not provide updated drivers, then? I'd be perfectly glad to pay whatever fee would be required, and I'm sure most people would, rather than being forced to buy a new PC. Will we get updates, for security and features? If not, why not? Truly, I see no valid reason. It's still totally unclear to me, what happens after public release, to people like us.

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I have the i7 6700 processor on my Desktop Alienware gaming pc what I donвЂ™t understand is why Microsoft chose to take it off the windows 11 list but yet it works for windows 10 there must be a way to still get updates even after you install it through ISO its so not fair to meД®xactly. Windows 10 too, did not require more performance than did Windows 7. Windows 11 does not require more actual performance from your PC, or they wouldn't be able to run so many much cheaper, much slower processors. It boots just as fast, it runs videos just as smoothly, it opens Edge just as fast, and so on. But as I said, it runs perfectly well with Win11. If that doesn't continue, it would be attributable to something caused by WIn11, and not my hardware. Thing is, my PC has been solidly reliable all along.

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So, the only conclusion I can come to is that the problem is the device driver issue, where our device drivers did not come with the new 'principles' that Microsoft has laid out, to guarantee better reliability. Plus, the security and reliability features from the Intel spec sheet are all checked 'yes,' just as they are in the Core i7 6700T (which is a low power draw variant of my Core i7 6700, a variant evidently meant for laptops). All three showed results that were essentially identical to what they had been in Windows 10. One for graphics, one for number crunching, one for memory access. Then I installed Windows 11, and ran my three performance checking programs. Now all the security stuff checked out green, in the Windows Security page. So I enabled VBS, and I also added a security setting on Edge. I began, when still on Windows 10, by making sure all of the hardware security features were enabled. Not only is it true for me, but there have been plenty of others on this forum, reporting the same experience, with their 6th gen Intel processors. If your report about your experience with windows 11 with that processor is true than Microsoft has no reason to exclude it from there compatibility list I've been expecting them to for some time. It's high time Microsoft come out and explain more clearly.

I haven't seen anything to say that the ISO method will only work 'if the PC meets the security requirements.' It may be the case, but Microsoft has not stated this, as far as I have seen.Д«ut, the big 'but,' they won't get the security and feature updates. There are no qualifications that I have seen, direct from Microsoft. As far as the actual words written by Microsoft say, any incompatible device can have Windows 11 installed using the ISO method. 'However, if you meet all the security requirements, you can manually install Windows 11 using the ISO when it is released.'Д®ven that part is questionable. Even those that have been stable over the years.

My guess is, the device drivers may not all conform to these nebulous new Microsoft driver 'principles.' They'll find any excuse they can, to disqualify older PCs. It should be added to the list, just as those 7th gen have been.