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[Papusan]

 

Microsoft removes Windows 11 24H2 official support on 8th 9th 10th Gen Intel CPUs

Sayan Sen · 9 hours ago

Microsoft has finally added the official CPU support list for Windows 11 version 24H2, and the company has strangely removed several Intel processors from it.

[kojack]

If you read the entire article, this was meant for OEM.  Microsoft is no longer providing support for OEMs that are selling these processors. Our pc's will work just fine and get updates.  Super clickbait article. 

[epguy3]

On 2/15/2025 at 7:50 PM, Papusan said:

 

Microsoft removes Windows 11 24H2 official support on 8th 9th 10th Gen Intel CPUs

Sayan Sen · 9 hours ago

Microsoft has finally added the official CPU support list for Windows 11 version 24H2, and the company has strangely removed several Intel processors from it.

 

a "stupid" click bait article from Neowin (and you "fell" for it, Papusan)

 

THIS Windows Latest article will "dispute" that:

 

No, Microsoft is NOT dropping Windows 11 support for Intel 8th, 9th, and 10th Gen chips

[Papusan]

9 hours ago, epguy3 said:

 

a "stupid" click bait article from Neowin (and you "fell" for it, Papusan)

 

THIS Windows Latest article will "dispute" that:

 

No, Microsoft is NOT dropping Windows 11 support for Intel 8th, 9th, and 10th Gen chips

 

Of course support don't drop now. Still disgusting. This is just Microsoft first steps to move these gen chips away from Windows ecosystem. 

 

See... because Microsoft or Intel "don’t want" PC makers to build PCs with 8th-gen processors in 2025. Microsoft says that it will only support processors that meet the 'design principles' of security and reliability to run the latest version of Windows

 

 People need to be morons if they'll put all too much trust into what Microsoft say or claim.

[kojack]

13 hours ago, Papusan said:

 

Of course support don't drop now. Still disgusting. This is just Microsoft first steps to move these gen chips away from Windows ecosystem. 

 

See... because Microsoft or Intel "don’t want" PC makers to build PCs with 8th-gen processors in 2025. Microsoft says that it will only support processors that meet the 'design principles' of security and reliability to run the latest version of Windows

 

 People need to be morons if they'll put all too much trust into what Microsoft say or claim.

Again, 

That's not what's happening. It's for sellers.  In all honesty, I would not want to buy a new PC with a 5 year old chip in it anyways.  The rules of what systems can use windows 11 has not changed.  So there is NOTHING disgusting or heinous about it. Its saying PC makers you can sell NEW systems with old chips and get support. 

[Papusan]

 

 

Windows 10 is once again the most popular OS on Steam

 

And the latest and greatest is still riddled with weird bugs @Mr. Fox

Windows 11 24H2 might quietly throttle and slow your system when you aren't paying attention

[kojack]

On 3/2/2025 at 9:56 PM, Papusan said:

 

 

Windows 10 is once again the most popular OS on Steam

 

And the latest and greatest is still riddled with weird bugs @Mr. Fox

Windows 11 24H2 might quietly throttle and slow your system when you aren't paying attention

Windows is not throttling your system, it's throttling minimized apps that are not being used.  Again. Completely different that what you are claiming.  Hating on windows is fine.  using BS articles that are completely false is another. 

[KING19]

On 3/2/2025 at 8:26 PM, Papusan said:

 

 

Windows 10 is once again the most popular OS on Steam

 

And the latest and greatest is still riddled with weird bugs @Mr. Fox

Windows 11 24H2 might quietly throttle and slow your system when you aren't paying attention

 

Its not surprising as long Windows 11 still has its TPM 2.0 requirements and other restrictions its going to stay like that, Forgot to mention the bugs still going with 24H2. I dont know whats going to happen when Windows 10 support ends on October 14 but i do know i am not upgrading to 11 no matter what.

 

12 hours ago, kojack said:

Windows is not throttling your system, it's throttling minimized apps that are not being used.  Again. Completely different that what you are claiming.  Hating on windows is fine.  using BS articles that are completely false is another. 

 

Agreed, according to the article only the Intel Ultra 9 285K CPU was tested and affected by the issue by one user... Needs more evidence than that.

 

Also:

"The affected user also added that the same problem was not prevalent on a previous gen Intel i9-12900K and AMD's Ryzen 9 9950X, even though the latter is still not on Microsoft's 24H2 support list.

That may also explain why we did not come across such a bug during our testing since 14700K shares a similar architectural design as the 12900K as 14th Gen still has hyperthreading (SMT)."

 

 

[Papusan]

15 hours ago, kojack said:

Windows is not throttling your system, it's throttling minimized apps that are not being used.  Again. Completely different that what you are claiming.  Hating on windows is fine.  using BS articles that are completely false is another. 

 

Do you even have an Core Ultra 9 285K ? And are you following oc'ing forums? I'm sure @Mr. Fox know what I talk about. 

 

This is Win10

 

This is with Windows 11 or better say the latest and greatest from Redmond retards.

[kojack]

So in that case, it's an intel issue.  if it's only happening to the 285k.  Again. not a windows issue. 

[Papusan]

6 hours ago, kojack said:

So in that case, it's an intel issue.  if it's only happening to the 285k.  Again. not a windows issue. 

 

If not an Windows issue. Why the differences bethween Win 10  and 11 ? Magic in the OS? Of course Intel is also  to blame. They coparate with Microsoft how their messed up hybrid processor works in the OS.

 

(Cpu) scheduling algorithms issues in Windows OS have been a well known problem. That was also the reason Intel created their APO feature. And why AMD needed create own balanced power plan due Microsoft failed do that properly in the early days of Ryzen Zen processors.

 

Please stop giving Microsot so much trust. They are the king in creating new bugs after fixing previous bugs😎

[kojack]

5 hours ago, Papusan said:

 

If not an Windows issue. Why the differences bethween Win 10  and 11 ? Magic in the OS? Of course Intel is also  to blame. They coparate with Microsoft how their messed up hybrid processor works in the OS.

 

(Cpu) scheduling algorithms issues in Windows OS have been a well known problem. That was also the reason Intel created their APO feature. And why AMD needed create own balanced power plan due Microsoft failed do that properly in the early days of Ryzen Zen processors.

 

Please stop giving Microsot so much trust. They are the king in creating new bugs after fixing previous bugs😎

Because there is something in the 285k drivers etc that are not jiving with 11. it's an Intel issue.  my systems are faster on 11 than they are on 10.  However, mine are a 10th gen and 11 gen intel system.  Hell even my old intel Pentium gold 8th gen chip runs better on 11. 

[Papusan]

From 18:55 @Mr. Fox🙂 

 

[Papusan]

 

Windows 11 24H2 April update may cause blue screen

Microsoft confirms that the April update for Windows 11 24H2 will cause a Blue Screen of Death (BSOD).

[Papusan]

 

Windows Recall is too risky for your Copilot+ PC. Turn it off, now

Windows Recall offers an easy way to search your history on your PC. It's simple and convenient — both for you as well as bad actors. Remove it.

[kojack]

On 4/26/2025 at 2:55 PM, Papusan said:

 

Windows Recall is too risky for your Copilot+ PC. Turn it off, now

Windows Recall offers an easy way to search your history on your PC. It's simple and convenient — both for you as well as bad actors. Remove it.

Agree. The dumbest concept ever.  Besides, windows already watches and records everything you do on your system. WHY give bad people easy access to this.  

 

Oh, btw.  Gone to linux, FCK M$.  ha ha.  I am on linux right now and it's SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO much better than windows 11.  I currently have it on my old dell 3169 with M3 processor 4gb of ram and 615 graphics and its WAY faster than my 1165g7 with 64gb of ram on windows 11.  

 

I went and put both systems on desktop with the system monitors up.  My linux system 1-2 percent cpu, 1gb of ram and no network processes.  On my win 11 laptop on desktop 30-40% cpu useage, 11.3gb of ram being used and lots and lots of network access spikes.  What the FK is MS  doing behind the scenes?  Time to remove them from all my systems.  It will take my wife and son a few days to acclimate to Linux, but they will love it after as it's SUPER fast and secure. No spying. 

[Papusan]

On 5/6/2025 at 1:12 PM, kojack said:

What the FK is MS  doing behind the scenes?

 

They will shamelessly feed data to an onboard large language model. Everyone should help Microsoft to win the AI race. 

 

Messaging app Signal will block Windows Recall from taking chat screenshots

WTF?! Recall is shaping up to be a security and privacy nightmare – and one of the most popular messaging platforms is already trying to patch the hole. Signal's developers are now resorting to a "weird trick" involving Windows DRM to shield users from unwanted Microsoft surveillance.

[Papusan]

@Mr. Fox Here's the thing.... We had something similar with older Win 8/8.1 and Windows 10. If you run benchmarks and the processor maxed out at 100%. This smart ass operating system from Redmond figured out that you weren't using the machine if you weren't touching the mouse and hence started up collecting telemetry, maintaining the OS and then sending the data back to Microsoft's servers. Only because the OS think the machine wasn't in use when you run benchmarks. 

 

Maybe it will be the same with the new Win 11 build, but with baby cores running to collect your data (the P cores is disabled while Microsoft gets its share of your data/privacy). No in Hell Microsoft is able to do this correct.

 

Windows 11 25H2 Introduces User Interaction-Aware CPU Power Management

 

These adjustments may include lowering clock speeds and voltage, extending time spent in deeper C-State sleep modes, and disabling high-performance cores while leaving low-power cores active. This approach aims to optimize energy consumption without compromising system responsiveness.

[Mr. Fox]

45 minutes ago, Papusan said:

@Mr. Fox Here's the thing.... We had something similar with older Win 8/8.1 and Windows 10. If you run benchmarks and the processor maxed out at 100%. This smart ass operating system from Redmond figured out that you weren't using the machine if you weren't touching the mouse and hence started up collecting telemetry, maintaining the OS and then sending the data back to Microsoft's servers. Only because the OS think the machine wasn't in use when you run benchmarks. 

 

Maybe it will be the same with the new Win 11 build, but with baby cores running to collect your data (the P cores is disabled while Microsoft gets its share of your data/privacy). No in Hell Microsoft is able to do this correct.

 

Windows 11 25H2 Introduces User Interaction-Aware CPU Power Management

 

These adjustments may include lowering clock speeds and voltage, extending time spent in deeper C-State sleep modes, and disabling high-performance cores while leaving low-power cores active. This approach aims to optimize energy consumption without compromising system responsiveness.

If that was not enough evidence that they are evil bastards with nefarious intentions that deserve to die, see this bull crap... Nasty finger salute to them. May their financial and personnel resources be forever inadequate to achieve success and their loss of stock investors debilitating.