Very fail event, buffering like hell!

Watch here where much better - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h82ErsXJldg

Thanks

End so short!

So beside the leak, the new added are

- Widget can expand to full screen.
- Introducing Microsoft Teams ? lol
- Android apps in Windows - I like this.
- New Microsoft Store Look - promoting of Disney+ Haha!
- Xbox Pass - can Microsoft still be trust, or same like previous scrap later.

They not talk about it is free upgrade, I think it is not as Microsoft ask you go buy Windows 11 ready PC. I think it won't be free upgrade in this case.

Microsoft says there's no time limit on this, meaning you won't have to upgrade to Windows 11 right away if you don't want to.

Good to know it is free.

The presentation preparation - big fail, buffering so bad at beginning! my goodness!
The presentation leader - I think he not sleeping well, he can talk and stuck from time to time. This is pre-record, why not record it again!

Very boring presentation in overall.

The best presentation still always Apple. Always well prepared and great preparation nor-matter is live or pre-record.

Microsoft Teams is long there, it was replacement of Skype after Microsoft acquired Skype. The performance was crap if compare with Zoom and my company only authorize to use Microsoft Teams.

Yalo and totally agreed Microsoft Teams is crap and keep changing the interface design without informed and you cannot change back to previous design.

Microsoft really make TPM 2.0 is minimum requirement! My PC only show support after I enable fTPM at Bios!!!
Off course if current hack still working and that hack only work from installing from ISO image with one file from Windows 10 ISO to prevent check of TPM.
PC Health Check for Windows 11 requirement - https://mspoweruser.com/microsoft-windows-p...k-windows-11-2/



https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win...ows_app_omc_win



Check your PC Windows Security is another option to know TPM 2.0 is support or not.

Very sorry to hear about that, in that case the only way was install using hack method or change PC.

https://winaero.com/how-to-install-windows-...ithout-tpm-2-0/

I really doubt Microsoft will force TPM 2.0 due to an overwhelming majority of machines do not support TPM 2.0, or even TPM in general, which creates problems as Windows 10 will not be supported in about 4 years, and rendering potentially millions of well performing machines into ewaste because of some arbitrary limitation isn't going to be very well received in the community.  You can still run Windows 10 on decade old hardware and it will run just fine

There's still plenty of machines (and some of them are about 10 years old) that are still very performant (see Sandy Bridge CPUs), and I don't see why those machines can't run Windows 11

Forcing TPM 2.0 (or TPM in general) as an artificial limitation is going to severely limit adoption amongst home or even business machines due to low implementation of proper TPM, and Microsoft isn't going to like this as their new OS will end up having very slow adoption, like Vista

I'm pretty sure Microsoft will drop the requirement sooner or later, or at the very least make TPM or Secure Boot as an optional, but recommended requirement

The forced Secure Boot requirement is not going to be well received for those who dual boots Linux and Windows

On another note however, it would be just a matter of time people started making tools that removes this requirement by patching the ISO, but I think this is not something people want to do (myself included)

It might be interesting to see Microsoft may drop this requirement sooner or later (or at the very least become an optional requirement), because a low adoption of Windows 11 is going to be bad for the company itself, and the enterprise market is not going to like those requirements either

Come to think of it, if Microsoft actually enforced such requirements, it will lead to low adoption of the OS, and it will be just a matter of time where the tech press will start writing articles claiming Windows 11 has slow adoption rates over Windows 10 or something similar, painting Microsoft in a bad light

The OS hasn't been completed and there might be more changes within the system in the coming months, so there might be a possibility that Microsoft may drop this requirement

Haha! Current way Microsoft implementing TPM 2.0 requirement is useless, if Microsoft ready want to make this TPM 2.0 is a must, they need to do detection after installation as well.

From what I know, in order to upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11, you require to have Microsoft Account as it will retrieve product key from your Microsoft Account to verify whether it is genuine key.

More hardware support will be added into TPM 2.0 to make it support more motherboard by time it is officially release. Current TPM 2.0 is only with limited motherboard database. I install the development version without any problem on my old laptop too even thought TPM 2.0 show fail.

First Windows 11 build from Insider Preview Dev Channel.

No, I just direct upgrade from Windows 10 by joining the insider preview dev channel. Haha

Yup, Microsoft won't push out Windows 11 beta if your PC not meet the requirement even you join the Dev channel.

Hmm, but "maybe" no security and driver updates? 

https://www.theverge.com/2021/8/28/22646035...pdate-guarantee

Sounds like it’s going to be a pain to install monthly patches, considering there’s few update that is usually installed every month 😅

If this really happen, then the only legit way was download from Microsoft Catalog which is very manual to keep track.

Haha ya a bit troublesome and probably later Microsoft change statement again, it keep changing for the moment though.

I believe Microsoft will U turn later, without providing Windows Update is a bit too much.

If really the case, I will check once per month only. I am for sure want my older laptop in Windows 11. Not going back to Windows 10 anymore.

I love Windows 11, it is my main OS for my both computer. I not going back to Windows 10 anymore. Haha!

I don't care that Auto HDR, it mostly suck! I turn off for games that Auto HDR.
Direct Storage I had a feeling maybe only work for Games Pass from Microsoft, I think it won't work for Steam games and 90% my games from Steam. So no bother. Haha!

Ya possible Microsoft U turn again.

Ya direct storage need to wait and see. I hope it support all not only Microsoft Game Pass.

HDR should not apply at SDR, it never look good. It never good  for movies and now also not for games. It need to proper remastered to HDR to make it nice.