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Mine just did it automatically and other than a few changes to location of settings and slightly updated look and feel to certain things, like the print queue, there are no real differences.
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Mine just did it automatically and other than a few changes to location of settings and slightly updated look and feel to certain things, like the print queue, there are no real differences.

 

One of the problems I've found with using unsupported hardware: You'll get the updates for the version you have installed, but you have to install the upgrade to the next version up manually. This isn't too onerous or slow and it's only twice a year, but not something I'd want to do school wide!

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One of the problems I've found with using unsupported hardware: You'll get the updates for the version you have installed, but you have to install the upgrade to the next version up manually. This isn't too onerous or slow and it's only twice a year, but not something I'd want to do school wide!

 

Yes, absolutely. I've only got it on a couple of unsupported devices and due to the difficulty of updating it I'm pushing all my schools into hardware replacement cycles that end in all windows devices being native 11 compliant by September '26 (I'd hoped for December '25 but the budget says no.)

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We have it on a few machines. Found a few issues application guard was blocking teams on a non admin account so deployed the reg key to turn this off. And credential guard didn't like our enterprise WiFi setup so had to adjust the setup for this as the other option was to disable it but would rather not disable security features.
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