I hear.....

JanJ

Microsoft is ceasing W11 support for processors that used to be supported for W11

So, You're telling me....... That someone who bought a new computer, with W11 on it, PAID FOR W11 -- Now is being told to they will no longer be supported: go buy another computer?

Glad I stayed on W7-64!

PL1

JanJ Microsoft is ceasing W11 support for processors that used to be supported for W11

So, You're telling me....... That someone who bought a new computer, with W11 on it, PAID FOR W11 -- Now is being told to they will no longer be supported: go buy another computer?

No, the listing is for new OEM machines, not consumers.
https://www.reddit.com/r/hardware/comments/1iq909m/microsoft_removes_windows_11_24h2_official/

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/design/minimum/windows-processor-requirements

JanJ

Well that’s certainly better, but not exactly what google said.
Thanks for the correction

Somewhat-Reticent

Neowin article originally posted at Reddit lists CPUs no longer approved

PL1

https://wccftech.com/microsoft-drops-support-for-intels-10th-gen-processors-on-

Update: The article has been updated since the list of supported CPUs mentioned is only for OEMs.

This is regarding only OEMs and not users, which means newer OEM machines after Microsoft's mandate with any of these processors won't receive a Windows 11 24H2 update, which may make things difficult for OEMs. However, users who already own these chips can still get the latest Windows 11 updates.