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Correct me if I'm wrong but I read that Win11 24H2 requires a CPU supporting SSE4.2. If the update is still installed, the system would just fail to boot.
Is this correct?
I have Win11 23H1 on a CPU with only SSE4.1. I wanted to be extra sure that forcing the new version onto the system would work, and then stopped when I read about this.
If it's all true, then I would suggest a Flyby feature to inform the user of this stuff, and refuse the update.
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Correct me if I'm wrong but I read that Win11 24H2 requires a CPU supporting SSE4.2. If the update is still installed, the system would just fail to boot.
Is this correct?
I have Win11 23H1 on a CPU with only SSE4.1. I wanted to be extra sure that forcing the new version onto the system would work, and then stopped when I read about this.
If it's all true, then I would suggest a Flyby feature to inform the user of this stuff, and refuse the update.
Nvm if it already does.
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