Your processor Celeron G4900 has only a 300MHz clock speed, and the minimum clock speed requirement for Windows 11 is 1Ghz, hence it is not supported.
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Anonymous
2021-08-09T05:09:13+00:00 -
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2021-08-09T05:05:15+00:00 Ok so I did research and the reason for processors being unsupported below 7th Gen has the Zombieload issue, this is an issue that was fixed on Intel 7th Gen processors and above, these will have the MBEc support.
If your processor doesn't support MBEc (Mode Based Execution control) then your processer will not be supported by Windows 11, which is the reason why 6th Gen and below processors are not supported.
THANKS, AND STAY SAFE!!
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Anonymous
2021-08-09T04:54:50+00:00 Whoaa nice machine
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Anonymous
2021-08-07T15:20:00+00:00 My pc has an i5 7400 3GHz 4 core and I was able to download and am successfully running Windows 11 now. It works great and runs fast. I am just in the beta program.
My CPU is not supported so far in their list but hopefully will be. I don't want to have to do a clean Windows 10 install down the line!
I'd have no problem upgrading the CPU but the board in my Aspire doesn't support any of the supported CPU's.
I sure hope MS will throw us a bone. My PC is about a year old and has all I need.
All that said, I am enjoying 11 and hope to be able to keep it.
Thanks
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