XPost: alt.comp.os.windows-10, misc.phone.mobile.iphone   
   From: address@is.invalid   
      
   Tyrone,   
      
   > First, Windows is not a "consumer operating system". The vast majority of   
   > users are businesses.  Yes, there are small number of consumers using   
   > it, but it is not a consumer product.   
      
   Just as I always ask Arlen (and he /always/ refuses), do quote where I made   
   any claim in that direction.   
      
   If you can't (and I'm /pretty sure/ you can't) your above "information" will   
   be regarded as an attempt to (at least) confuse the matter.   
      
   > Second, Windows 11 will absolutely install on "Windows 10 hardware".  The   
   > issue is the *age* of the hardware.   
      
   Nope ...   
      
   > None have TPM 2.0 and Secure boot.   
      
   ... but that first one will.   
      
   > Not the fact that it is curently running Windows 10.   
      
   I'm afraid you are the only one here who has claimed such a thing.  But if   
   you think I did than do quote it.  Good luck.   
      
   > Third, Windows 11 can easily be installed on "unsupported" hardware. It is   
   > not a "hack", it is done using Microsoft's own, documented settings that   
   > most people don't know about.   
      
   iow, "most people" won't be able to upgrade their Win 10 'puters.  Thanks   
   for the confirmation. :-)   
      
   Regards,   
   Rudy Wieser   
      
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