My PC is connected to an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) with USB connection. And in Win 7/10 I had Power Profile set that if the electrical power went out and the system went on battery backup, that once it would get down to 10% it would put the system into Standby/Hibernate mode. But in Win11 I don't see any type of advanced power profiles like in Win 10. All I see is how long to keep the system on if it's using battery.

I must admit I feel let down by Microsoft - they told us that us insiders could install windows 11 even if we did not have TPM or an 8th gen CPU, but this plainly is not true. I am unable to install - flatly refuses because I don't have TPM. I have a TPM on order, but I think this is a poor show by Microsoft. My 5960X CPU should be plenty to run windows 11. Not a happy bunny. I have a 10 year old PC, Z68 chipset motherboard, Intel 3770K CPU, no TPP/TPM supported or Secure Boot and was able to install Win 11.

I used Open Shell UI on Win 10 to give me the Win 7 Start menu. It does work on Win 11.

I am not able to update to Windows 11. Please help me doing it.

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2021-07-01T15:26:11+00:00

My PC is connected to an uninterrupted power supply (UPS) with USB connection. And in Win 7/10 I had Power Profile set that if the electrical power went out and the system went on battery backup, that once it would get down to 10% it would put the system into Standby/Hibernate mode. But in Win11 I don't see any type of advanced power profiles like in Win 10. All I see is how long to keep the system on if it's using battery.
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2021-07-01T15:18:29+00:00

I must admit I feel let down by Microsoft - they told us that us insiders could install windows 11 even if we did not have TPM or an 8th gen CPU, but this plainly is not true. I am unable to install - flatly refuses because I don't have TPM. I have a TPM on order, but I think this is a poor show by Microsoft.

My 5960X CPU should be plenty to run windows 11.

Not a happy bunny.

I have a 10 year old PC, Z68 chipset motherboard, Intel 3770K CPU, no TPP/TPM supported or Secure Boot and was able to install Win 11.
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Anonymous

2021-07-01T15:16:38+00:00

I used Open Shell UI on Win 10 to give me the Win 7 Start menu. It does work on Win 11.
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Anonymous

2021-07-01T14:34:30+00:00

I am not able to update to Windows 11. Please help me doing it.
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