Windows 11???

[cany]

Your puter is old and doesn't meet the minimum specs to run W11. I had 2 ancient ones that fit that bill, gave one to Mud and the other one had the decency to go tits up so it was replaced...

Yeah I knew that lol............. is sticking with 10 gonna be bad since I cant upgrade

 

[Roccus7]

Yeah I knew that lol............. is sticking with 10 gonna be bad since I cant upgrade

I don't think so, just make sure you've got antiviral programs and maybe use a VPN when you go surfing to "nasty" places...

 

[JackPrintMD]

I wouldn't sweat it too much because you're hardware li

Yeah I knew that lol............. is stic

Yeah I knew that lol............. is sticking with 10 gonna be bad since I cant upgrade

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run this free option whenever your computer runs slow or claims you must upgrade systems.

 

[jpd]

Ok, took a little maneuvering but I got to where I needed - another year of Windows 10 updates for free.

My 4th gen Intel i7 isn't up to the task of Windows 11 but works perfectly.

 

[Avenger]

Ok, took a little maneuvering but I got to where I needed - another year of Windows 10 updates for free.

My 4th gen Intel i7 isn't up to the task of Windows 11 but works perfectly.

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Want to give the rest if us a hint?

My two machines at work have the same problem. Not qualified for 11 and I'm trying to retire, so not buying new machines.

 

[jpd]

Basically I had to make sure my Windows 10 version 22H2 had all available updates installed.
Next, make sure you are logged into Windows with your MS account (mine is my hotmail email) as administrator. (settings/account/your info), not a local account.

Once that's all worked out, you should see an ESU option when you go into settings/updates and security.
At least that's how I remember doing it lol.

It was free (not $30) because my settings had already been uploaded to OneDrive.

 

[Avenger]

Basically I had to make sure my Windows 10 version 22H2 had all available updates installed.
Next, make sure you are logged into Windows with your MS account (mine is my hotmail email) as administrator. (settings/account/your info), not a local account.

Once that's all worked out, you should see an ESU option when you go into settings/updates and security.
At least that's how I remember doing it lol.

It was free (not $30) because my settings had already been uploaded to OneDrive.

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Thank you.

I'll rake a crack at it.