​Windows 11 on unsupported computers

I install Windows 11 on unsupported computers. I also install MacOS versions on unsupported Macs. Here’s why: Because the software works, and it’s generally better.
Particularly on a Mac, some of the updated OS’s are required to be able to do stuff, and the Mac hardware is still good. It seems almost arbitrary by Apple that they choose not to allow an OS upgrade on a level of Macs.

On PC’s, there is a real desire by Microsoft to improve security, and while I agree with that, I think because of the hardware investment, the user should be allowed to decide if that’s worth it. There are many PC’s that are given to me that will run Windows 11 just fine, and especially if I replace the mechanical hard drive with a solid state one, the PC will run great.

I installed Windows 10 on plenty of PC’s that didn’t make the grade either, and the watermark that got inserted didn’t prevent anything from being done, it was just an annoyance. With Windows 11, it’s the same thing, but apparently, you can remove it. Read all about it HERE.