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| Microsoft threatens to block Windows 11 updates |
If your computer processor is outdated and unsupported, threats from Microsoft Windows updates (possibly security updates) can block your copy of Windows 11.
The company made it clear yesterday that the new operating system won't corrupt millions of computers, and it won't stop you from installing Windows 11 on a computer with an older processor as long as you manually download and install it, your ISO. records.
The company said that unsupported PCs are not eligible to receive Windows updates, and even security and driver updates can be blocked.
It's probably just a secret business operation. It's hard to imagine that this software giant won't release important security fixes.
Even after the official OS support ends, the company often offers free support and debugging.
The company seems to want to stop people from believing that it offers a warranty and tech support for every possible configuration of a PC. To avoid potential legal problems.
But it's also possible that Microsoft really intended to keep the patch at some point in the future, perhaps even after it was released.
The company declined at the time to go into details, saying it wanted to solidify the hypothesis that such an order posed a real threat.
Microsoft threatens to block Windows 11 updates
If you don't want to or can't replace your 8th generation Intel processors, in theory, Windows 11 could be an operating system going back to the days of downloading all hardware driver updates manually. .
Windows 10 has been running smoothly on older PCs from day one. So, when this is no longer the case, it can be inconvenient.
Feature updates may not be important. If you are someone who installs the system on your computer from an ISO file, the next major Windows update will allow you to download and install the updated ISO version there.
However, the company can also change its perception of the future requirements of the ISO standard system. It seems the company wants Windows users to buy new PCs whether they need them or not.