Η Microsoft συνεχίζει το marketing μέσω της διάθεσης της πληροφορίας με το σταγονόμετρο. Φυσικά μιλάμε για το υποστηριζόμενο hardware που απαιτεί η εταιρεία για το νέο της λειτουργικό system, Windows 11.
According to Microsoft, the installation of Windows 11 oldest8th generation processors will have an increased chance of Blue Screen of Death. But this move leaves many devices without support, including many of Microsoft's own devices, such as the Surface Laptop, Surface Pro 5, and Surface Go.
In internal testing, Microsoft observed an increase in errors of Blue Screen of Death due to using old drivers on unsupported hardware.
Officially supported processors follow the instructions given by Microsoft to OEM drivers, and use modern (DCH from Declarative Componentized Hardware supported apps) that offer better performance in Windows 11.
According to Microsoft, Windows 11 is currently experiencing the following issues on unsupported machines:
- Unsupported devices have 52% more kernel crashes (errorτα Blue Screen of Death). Από την άλλη πλευρά, οι συμβατές συσκευές παρέχουν 99,8% λειτουργικότητα χωρίς προβλήματα.
- On devices that are not supported, application crash is 17% more likely. For company applications, Microsoft noticed 43% more errors.
These statistics are based on telemetry data from Windows Insider systems, and Microsoft has confirmed that computers with older processors will not be officially supported.
As mentioned in previous posts, everyone will be able to install Windows 11 on unsupported computers through Windows Insider or the Windows Media Creation Tool.
However, if you ignore Microsoft Tips and run the upcoming operating system on an unsupported device, you may not receive quality updates through Windows Update. Microsoft executives said they could not guarantee that these devices would receive monthly updates, such as cumulative or optional updates.
In the future, Microsoft could completely block updates to unsupported computers.