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- Socialix
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https://windows12update.com/too bad they don't have windows 12 lite nice joke
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- Capitan_Florida_2
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or the Brexit Smartphonehttps://windows12update.com/too bad they don't have windows 12 lite nice joke
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- samq64
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Windows 11 stable crashed again leaving me with just a blank screen, frozen cursor and a small areo title bar. Ctrl+alt+delete also didn't work.
Last edited by samq64 (Jan. 23, 2022 16:39:45)
- MagicCrayon9342
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(#2144)On my (broken) PC Windows 11 stable ran flawlessly (despite being unsupported). Your PC must be bad or something.
Windows 11 stable crashed again leaving me with just a blank screen, frozen cursor and a small areo title bar. Ctrl+alt+delete also didn't work.
- HeHeTeeHeeHee
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Windows 11 stable crashed again leaving me with just a blank screen, frozen cursor and a small areo title bar. Ctrl+alt+delete also didn't work.
Hardware reset your computer (hold down power button)
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- samq64
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Yeah, that's what I did, and it worked fine after that. I'm just annoyed that Microsoft is trying to force people to upgrade to an OS that isn't that stable even if it's only happened to me a couple of times since October. Hardware reset your computer (hold down power button)
From a quick search, it looks like I'm not the only one who's been getting blank screen issues on Windows 11, although the areo title bar is strange. On my (broken) PC Windows 11 stable ran flawlessly (despite being unsupported). Your PC must be bad or something.
Last edited by samq64 (Jan. 23, 2022 23:37:10)
- kccuber
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bit of regedit stuff, but go to how to bypass secure boot on setup (im using legacy bios)
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
Select the LabConfig Key. in the open space to the right, right click and create a new DWORD. Call it BypassSecureBootCheck. Double-click that and type “1” into the box that shows up.
Hopefully you have admin rights.
- -ElectronicArts-
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M$ is so stupidbit of regedit stuff, but go to how to bypass secure boot on setup (im using legacy bios)Then right click the Setup key in the left sidebar thing and make a new Key. Call it LabConfig.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
Select the LabConfig Key. in the open space to the right, right click and create a new DWORD. Call it BypassSecureBootCheck. Double-click that and type “1” into the box that shows up.
Hopefully you have admin rights.
- MagicCrayon9342
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(#2149)the aero title bar means that the software or application is crashing due to a low end CPU, another application acting improperly or lacking memory management. The slow software lacking CPU or memory optimization, or both. It can also be caused by using Windows or having low end hardware. The #1 cause of the issue is bad hardware.Yeah, that's what I did, and it worked fine after that. I'm just annoyed that Microsoft is trying to force people to upgrade to an OS that isn't that stable even if it's only happened to me a couple of times since October. Hardware reset your computer (hold down power button)From a quick search, it looks like I'm not the only one who's been getting blank screen issues on Windows 11, although the areo title bar is strange. On my (broken) PC Windows 11 stable ran flawlessly (despite being unsupported). Your PC must be bad or something.
- kccuber
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Wha….? What's your CPU/RAM/Storage?M$ is so stupidbit of regedit stuff, but go to how to bypass secure boot on setup (im using legacy bios)Then right click the Setup key in the left sidebar thing and make a new Key. Call it LabConfig.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
Select the LabConfig Key. in the open space to the right, right click and create a new DWORD. Call it BypassSecureBootCheck. Double-click that and type “1” into the box that shows up.
Hopefully you have admin rights.
- MagicCrayon9342
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(#2153)There's this utility called: MediaCreationTool (not to be confused with the Microsoft Media creation tool). It uses the ms creation tool (*abuses the bugs in it*) to hack Windows 11 on any system easily with an in-place upgrade. It will let you through TPM or not secure boot or not with 0 registry tweaking.Wha….? What's your CPU/RAM/Storage?M$ is so stupidbit of regedit stuff, but go to how to bypass secure boot on setup (im using legacy bios)Then right click the Setup key in the left sidebar thing and make a new Key. Call it LabConfig.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
Select the LabConfig Key. in the open space to the right, right click and create a new DWORD. Call it BypassSecureBootCheck. Double-click that and type “1” into the box that shows up.
Hopefully you have admin rights.
- Chiroyce
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I think MS took too long trying to find an excuse for why your PC can't run Windows 11 M$ is so stupid
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- samq64
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That's strange, because it happened after opeing Edge and I have a 10th gen processor and 8GB of RAM. the aero title bar means that the software or application is crashing due to a low end CPU, another application acting improperly or lacking memory management. The slow software lacking CPU or memory optimization, or both. It can also be caused by using Windows or having low end hardware. The #1 cause of the issue is bad hardware.
Last edited by samq64 (Jan. 24, 2022 03:03:29)
- MagicCrayon9342
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(#2156)In that case it could just be msedge misbehaving. Nothing to worry about thereThat's strange, because it looks like it was caused by opening Edge and I have a 10th gen processor and 8GB of RAM. the aero title bar means that the software or application is crashing due to a low end CPU, another application acting improperly or lacking memory management. The slow software lacking CPU or memory optimization, or both. It can also be caused by using Windows or having low end hardware. The #1 cause of the issue is bad hardware.
- -ElectronicArts-
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Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3320M CPU @ 2.60GHz, 8 gig, 320 gbWha….? What's your CPU/RAM/Storage?M$ is so stupidbit of regedit stuff, but go to how to bypass secure boot on setup (im using legacy bios)Then right click the Setup key in the left sidebar thing and make a new Key. Call it LabConfig.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
Select the LabConfig Key. in the open space to the right, right click and create a new DWORD. Call it BypassSecureBootCheck. Double-click that and type “1” into the box that shows up.
Hopefully you have admin rights.
- MagicCrayon9342
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(#2158)You won't be able to install without some hacking (not literally), since it's below an 6th/7th/8th gen CPU I'm pretty sure you need a 7th if you want to install the normal way.Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3320M CPU @ 2.60GHz, 8 gig, 320 gbWha….? What's your CPU/RAM/Storage?M$ is so stupidbit of regedit stuff, but go to how to bypass secure boot on setup (im using legacy bios)Then right click the Setup key in the left sidebar thing and make a new Key. Call it LabConfig.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
Select the LabConfig Key. in the open space to the right, right click and create a new DWORD. Call it BypassSecureBootCheck. Double-click that and type “1” into the box that shows up.
Hopefully you have admin rights.
- -ElectronicArts-
- Scratcher
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hmmm you talk like M$(#2158)You won't be able to install without some hacking (not literally), since it's below an 6th/7th/8th gen CPU I'm pretty sure you need a 7th if you want to install the normal way.Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3320M CPU @ 2.60GHz, 8 gig, 320 gbWha….? What's your CPU/RAM/Storage?M$ is so stupidbit of regedit stuff, but go to how to bypass secure boot on setup (im using legacy bios)Then right click the Setup key in the left sidebar thing and make a new Key. Call it LabConfig.HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\Setup
Select the LabConfig Key. in the open space to the right, right click and create a new DWORD. Call it BypassSecureBootCheck. Double-click that and type “1” into the box that shows up.
Hopefully you have admin rights.
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- ScolderCreations
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M$ would leave out the hacking part and suggest you buy a Microsoft Surface Laptop Air Deluxe 2 (& Knuckles) hmmm you talk like M$
Last edited by ScolderCreations (Jan. 24, 2022 14:35:58)