Why do users complain strongly about the upgrade threshold of Win11? Microsoft employees "empathize" and publish virtual machine installation Win11 tutorials

CTOnews.com, January 13, CTOnews.com netizens, what is your biggest complaint about Win11? Presumably the most common complaints are the upgrade thresholds of TPM 2.0, Secure Boot, and processors. Microsoft employees also expressed their understanding of the inconvenience to consumers caused by these thresholds in their latest blog post.

Vinicius Apolinario, Microsoft's Senior Cloud Advocate (Senior Cloud Advocate), posted a blog post on Microsoft's technology website today on how to install the Windows 11 virtual machine (VM) on Hyper-V systems. He also encountered the problem of "this computer can't run Windows 11" while writing the tutorial, and Apolinario said he was "sympathetic" to the players' complaints.

CTOnews.com learned that he wrote in his blog post:

Happy New year, everyone!

Before the Christmas holiday, I wanted to run the Win11 system on the Hyper-V virtual machine and test the Windows container in a different environment than the local device.

It took me some time to successfully build the virtual machine, but because I forgot the new hardware requirements of Win11, I had to reconfigure the virtual machine.

My purpose in writing this article is to hope that users will not have to go through the same thing again.

The guide itself is quite helpful because it shows how to properly configure the virtual machine to run the Win11 system. You can read this blog post here.