Installing Windows 11 on a NON-Compatible PC

IvanOpinion

[Deleted User] said:

IvanOpinion said:

The first step is wrong. 
The first step is to ensure that you have everything backed up because if anything goes wrong you could be in a bit of a pickle.

I’m not disagreeing with that but everything should be backed up anyway if you care about your data. 

All sorts of events can cause unexpected data loss and they don’t have a “step 1”. 

Agreed which is why I used 'ensure', but it never fails to amaze me at how many people do not have a backup of important data  (or think creating a new directory on the same disk is a good backup strategy), then they think it is my fault if I cannot restore their files.

I shouldn't complain, it is money for old rope.

Chino

Deleted_User said:

No guarantee that it will work but here goes

Did you derive all these steps yourself or have you plagiarised them from elsewhere on the internet? In which case it would have been better to just provide the link(s) to the source(s) you used.