Updated for Windows 11, October 2025
Windows 11 won’t install on computers without TPM 2.0 support.
But there’s a simple workaround - you can bypass this requirement and install Windows 11 on older PCs.
Here’s how to do it, step by step.
Let’s get started!
Being thin doesn’t automatically make something good, right?
Samsung’s Galaxy S25 Edge made a big deal about being thin, but when I actually used it, that’s all there was to it.
So when I saw the iPhone 17 Air announcement, I thought “Here we go again with the thinness bragging.”
5.6mm thick and 165g… Just looking at the numbers didn’t really impress me.
But after actually using it…
Oh wow, this is on a completely different level.
I’d been using the 16 Pro Max as my main phone for over a year, consoling myself with “it’s heavy but the performance is good,”
but the moment I held the Air, I realized how much I’d been suffering.
Just two weeks ago, I was thinking “if I’m buying the Air, might as well just get the 17 Pro,”
but now my mind has completely changed.
The shortcomings like the mono speaker and single camera pale in comparison to
the incredible satisfaction this lightness and thinness brings.
Honestly, I’m still amazed at how much more satisfied I am than I expected.
Today, I need to talk about something quite serious.
Microsoft’s Windows 10 end of support date is really just around the corner.
It feels like Windows 10 was just released yesterday, but time has flown by so quickly.
October 14, 2025 - please remember this date.
September 2025 Latest Update
(This method works for Windows 10 as well)
The default port 3389 is widely known among hackers and can easily become a target for attacks.
Using a different port number is an essential security practice to protect your system.
Choose a port number randomly from the registered port range (1024-49151) to make it hard to guess.
This guide uses port 49151 as an example.