Well, people already are hacking the installer to works on old CPU and mobo.
It just the installer having hardware check gatekeeping older hardware. Seen people say it works on Ivy Bridge (intel 3xxx series),
so will give it a try on my age old Sandy Bridge (intel 2xxx series) as well later some other time see if it works.

I currently downloading the ISO, with this method : https://www.windows11.dev/ce7in/windows-11-...so-download-33j (run it as admin, or else you got download fail)
And the hacks in question is mentioned here : https://nerdschalk.com/how-to-replace-appra...ndows-11-setup/

Obviously do this at your own risk 
Seriously I'm doing fine with W10 since beta, I probably don't need the extra security they trying to push.
If this works on my ancient CPU just gonna check out what shit design they doing this time and see how customizable it is.

edit: welp, no luck so far.
People are running W11 on hardware even older than mine. Not sure what I missing, booted into the modified ISO but still saying my system don't meet requirement. 

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There is another way which is through Windows Update, but this one obviously require you to replace your existing W10. (make an image backup for your W10 before doing so)
https://www.reddit.com/r/windowsinsiders/co...ows_11_insider/
But eh, I kinda too lazy to do this.    I prefer the ISO method to dual boot.

My company use win10 on Celeron too, 4gb ram, opening file from thumb drive takes forever unless I disable the real-time anti malware scanner

There's no ISO for Insider version?

Another way would be to dual boot another Win 10 then join insider for this second OS.
You got few HDD on your system? It can cause to slow down as the drive slow to load data.
My 9 years old i5 CPU runs as fast as my 2700X in navigating around Windows. It only have Sata SSD as it's storage.

any commend for windows 11 if daily use....

im on dev channel, anyway if it's going RTM, clean install is needed, we'll see how it perform in clean install, my current windows is really slow lol, planning to change to different mobo anyway.

damn, how is the performance on w11?
it's too slow to use here, mainly from windows explorer and settings.

right click > wait 5 sec > menu
state of the art operating system, hell yeah

damn, how is the performance on w11?
it's too slow to use here, mainly from windows explorer and settings.

right click > wait 5 sec > menu
state of the art operating system, hell yeah

they kinda fixed the performance issue, at least no more slow loading on explorer, but it breaks another thing, Hyper-v enabled in OS but no way to disable it lol
this breaks a lot of stuff that require hardware accelerated virtualization, bluestack, vmware and virtualbox currently does not work on Win11 dev.

2GB RAM and normal HDD. Wah! I salute you can stand the performance!

Don't move to Win11 yet unless you're going to be MS guinea pigs, it's a dev build after all.
Having severe graphic performance issue right now, even candy crush will make my pc slow down lol

This is photo app running in background indexing my photo collection. finally an app can fully utilize my pc  

I think your PC will not smooth running Windows 11. It is a bit too old as your CPU is gen 2 which is release in year 2011.
Wow! Salute your PC still running, this is 10 years ago PC.

Best ke tak best?

22499.1010 - New Media Player
Windows 11 Dev Channel (16 Nov, 2021)

https://blogs.windows.com/windows-insider/2...ndows-insiders/

First ..


Then .. set to MANUAL or turn DISABLED for completely turn off


.. actually Cross Device Platform / Connected Device Platform take huge system resources, just DISABLE it since majorly no one uses it

open PowerShell as an administrator and type Get-AppxPackage *CrossDevice* -AllUsers | Remove-AppxPackage -AllUsers