Yeah I did that. Didn't find any errors. I didn't do a fresh install like I was planning to. Haven't had time yet. I'm sure that will clear it up. It's literally the only issue I've seen so far, though. Overall it's rock solid stable.

:lol:, I'm mildly shocked at such a large number of non-TPM capable devices in Enterprise deployments. That just screams poor security. But The CPU in general not meeting requirements doesn't shock me. You need a relatively recent 8th gen Intel CPU and 2nd Gen Ryzen.

I'm loving the general TPM requirement for Win11 though. Makes security compliance easier.

Why is TPM required?

For security. MS in win 11 wants to force us into accepting more security measures. Id bet it simplifies it for them so that software solutions like anti viruses wont need as much work going forward.

Yes in essence it secures/encrypts data on a hardware level. Anything newer than (I suppose) 8700k or 2700x should support it. Or there abouts.


IIUC, in the past a dedicated chip was needed to provide the same level of security but in recent years this functionality has been built into CPU's. Win11 now has mandatory software support.


At least that's how I understand it, but I'm happy to be corrected.

Alien: Isolation with Auto HDR is :drool:

Doesn’t Auto HDR still make the desktop more yellow for anyone? I love the blue calibration I do with my monitor but HDR feels yellowish. So I disabled auto HDR.

Also thanks for explaining TPM.

Odd, not here. You have the latest nV driver?

You probably need to adjust your RGB settings on the monitor.

Yes latest driver. Will adjust monitor.

My biggest complaint is that I have to do an extra click to remote desktop connect to other computers.

Now I have to right click on the server icon -> hit other options -> then click the remote connection option. Before it was a right click -> remote connect...

Such a PITA....

Can't you shortcut it?

Also down pumping on main PC now.

That's with the shortcut.

got a message saying i can't upgrade to windows 11 because my i5 3210 cpu is too crappy, and i'm missing tpm something or other.
c'est la vie

Installed on Ryzen System. L3 cache speeds became about 1/5 of what they used to be. Rolled back.

Well done Microsoft and AMD. :bleh: :nuts:

Last AMD system I promise. :mad:

You're blaming AMD? These are well discussed known issues, and the advice has been to wait to install on Ryzen systems for now. I believe there is a fix out in the insider build, but not sure.

Honestly I don’t care whose fault it is. It is my last AMD rig for sure. Nothing about this rig has given me confidence to keep using it into the future. Also performance in gaming is a wash with 11 series Intel.

You can turn on TPM in bios probably.

Thanks Bill.

Isn't the Cache fix supposed to be included in update coming tomorrow?

https://twitter.com/CapFrameX/status...72329191628803


Win 11 has growing pains doesnt matter the platform you're using.

Now he's really screwed. Intel sucks. AMD sucks. 3rd option anyone? :huh:

edit: sorry lol, couldn't resist. :D

:lol:

M1 Pro or M1 Max!

He might find installing Win11 there challenging as well!

:bleh:

We need to be in the insider program to get that AMD patch per this.

https://www.techadvisor.com/news/win...s-fix-3809522/

I’m still going to wait it out a bit to see if that truly addresses everything AMD related.

it's MS it will fix AMD and break NV and Intel :lol: