Windows 11 Build 24H2

[elajits]

Will the Skip TPM Check on Dynamic Update
Work on Insider Build 24H2?

THx :)

[nondetect]

when it comes, we'll see. if nothing big in compatibility check changes it should be OK.
higher build number shouldn't be a problem.

Hope I help answer your question/request and you can close this Issues.

[elajits]

Okay! i am testing atm on the new Dev build i cant say if it will works until next update!
if it will allow me to download ect :)

[nondetect]

new Dev branch it's continuing current Canary 26xxx branch, so if to 26052 updates correctly, 24H2 should be fine.

only problem can be if your CPU is too old and don't support ABM(for AMD CPU) and SSE4.2(for Intel CPU) instructions set(POPCNT function), this requirement starts from build 25905.

[elajits]

My CPU i75820k supports the following MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Intel 64, NX, VMX, AES, AVX, AVX2, FMA3
so i am screwed right? are those hard lock Requirements possible way to bypass?

[nondetect]

My CPU i75820k supports the following MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Intel 64, NX, VMX, AES, AVX, AVX2, FMA3 so i am screwed right? are those hard lock Requirements possible way to bypass?

Your hardware contained needed instruction, so you in safe for a while.
Even if not, "Skip TPM Check on Dynamic Update" can bypass this check, but updated PC won't be able to start Windows because of Windows Kernel will try executing POPCNT and failed it on CPU what don't support it.

[elajits]

okay! that's good! :)
I hope they don't further whit stupid requirements.

[XPnerdYT]

Tbh the script doesn't seem to work for me anymore, used to work, but now, it doesn't. Windows update just throws me a download error. I am on dev build 23620, and for now, I'm just using the AppraiserRes replace method.

[XPnerdYT]

My CPU i75820k supports the following MMX, SSE, SSE2, SSE3, SSSE3, SSE4.1, SSE4.2, Intel 64, NX, VMX, AES, AVX, AVX2, FMA3 so i am screwed right? are those hard lock Requirements possible way to bypass?

Your CPU supports SSE4.2, which includes the POPCNT function, and almost anything from the past 15 years will support it. Even a 2nd generation Intel CPU supports it, which is from around mid-2011ish.
(Even if Microsoft were to support POPCNT right now, you would practically still be fucked because POPCNT isn't much of the problem, instead, a CPU that doesn't support POPCNT is wayyyy to old and would practically have no chance with it's clock speeds to stand against Windows 11, not smoothly, at least. Plus, a CPU that old would most likely only support 1 gigabyte of RAM, which is practically unusable for daily use)

[Azarien]

a CPU that doesn't support POPCNT is wayyyy to old and would practically have no chance with it's clock speeds to stand against Windows 11, not smoothly, at least. Plus, a CPU that old would most likely only support 1 gigabyte of RAM, which is practically unusable for daily use)

That really depends on the CPU and RAM amount. A Core 2 Quad PC with SSD and 8 GB of RAM is capable of running Windows 10 or 11 quite smoothly. But Core 2 does not have POPCNT.

[Squall-Leonhart]

I've noticed some misbehaviors of WU while the skip tpm script is enabled.

when checking for updates, even when 23h2 is already installed, if there is a new KB update available an item listed as Windows 11 23h2 will be appear for download on,

When commenced, it will download 4.4+GB's and try to install like a major update, creating the Windows.BT folder (but only copying the install data for the not yet installed Cumulative update content) and prompting for restart, only to fail with 0xC1900204 (0xC1900201 on WU screen)

With the script unloaded, WU will list the Cumulative package instead, which is give or take 500MB, and installs fine.