Hi i am getting the Same Error but gone through the Installed Updates history did not see KB4012218 installed in system. please suggest for next POA if u have
Windows 7 annoying "Unsupported Hardware" pop ups
I, just like most users hate Windows 10 for so many issues and bugs. It has usability issues and so many problems that Windows support team chooses ignore despite multiple complaints. Microsoft knows this very well but they keep hush about all this. Now to add to it, Windows 7 (the best OS so far) keeps giving a warning that my Intel Core i7 (7700k) processor is not supported.
I'm sorry but Windows 10 is officially the **** and buggiest product I've ever used. And I'm never going to switch to it until every problem has been fixed. Please do something about these annoying "unsupported processor" pop ups. If this is not resolved soon I'm going to write an entire blog about this and I'm sure there are many users who feel the same. Now this is not a small issue and I suggest to take this at the highest priority.
Every user should be allowed to use whatever version of Windows that suits their needs and is comfortable to use.
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2018-02-06T12:00:41+00:00 I found that you have to uninstall and stop all of the monthly security rollup patches I went back as far as May 2017 and when it installed that update, the message came back. Example uninstall Nov 2017 monthly update and hide it prompts you to download the October 2017 one and starts the cycle again. This is a moving target of KB's to uninstall is the point.
Microsoft need to stop being childish with this warning.
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Anonymous
2018-02-06T17:12:23+00:00 Not sure how many times I have to say this, and no offence intended Andrew, but it's not the stupid popup I'm mad about, it's the fact that none of us are getting any critical updates which directly affect the way our computers function. This blocking of any updates is what's really pissing me off. I can't even update my new gaming Logitech key board because M$ is blocking it. You can download the update, but you can't open the software. My $3k Xerox copier won't function because I can't download and open the update for it. This also is making all of our computers far more vulnerable to security issues. This is how you spell "greed" Microsoft style.
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Anonymous
2018-02-08T00:35:33+00:00 I support dozens of dental offices, and most of them use intraoral x-ray sensors that will not work with Windows 10, so new systems I build have to use Windows 7. Each of these sensors are eight to twelve thousand dollars a piece, and for an office to have to replace five or six sensors because Microsoft wants to force us to update to Windows 10 is beyond unreasonable. There needs to be a button to universally block updates that are not compatible with Windows 7. My clients think I'm selling them defective hardware because of this message.
Totally unacceptable.
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2018-02-15T01:59:46+00:00 I got tired of windows 10 on my new Dell to the point I broke the cd into as many pieces as I could, enjoyed the hell out of it. I put windows 7 on it and its fine. Dell said I couldnt do that, I told them maybe they cant and did it anyway. I dont understand why MS thinks its so cool to revamp everything every time they come out with a new system. When I cant run windows 7 anymore that means I cant fly fsx as well and I will move to linux because I will not tolerate the attitude of we think this is best for you, my attitude is I dont give a rats posterior what you think is best for me this is what I want and I will do it this why here or someplace else. That popup unsupported processor has to be referring to something other than the processor because an I5 or an I7 does not magically become something different just because you want to run a different version of Windows and yes by the way you can get around it just fine. No its not an unsupported processor, its an unsupported OS! I wish MS would just go away of get back to giving the public what they want.