Select all the files in the Windows 10 sources folder except for the install.wim file, and copy them into the sources folder on your USB thumb drive. Required materials: Windows 11 ISO file, Windows 10 ISO file (20H1 or later), USB thumb driveįirst step is just as usual, write the Windows 11 ISO file onto your selected USB thumb drive.Īfter the writing has finished, you shall simply open up the sources folder in your USB thumb drive.ĭouble click the Windows 10 ISO file (20H1 or later) to mount it, and navigate to the same sources folder inside the mounted Windows 10 disc image. And currently installing it on a MacBook Pro (13-inch, 2020, Intel Core i5-1038NG7) as of writing this thread. Here's how to do it.
Since Windows 11 is still Windows 10 under the hood, I have managed to install it on Surface Go (1st Gen, Intel Pentium Gold 4415Y), MacBook (12-inch, 2015, Intel Core M-5Y31), and MacBook Pro (16-inch, 2019, Intel Core i9-9980HK) with working drivers with no issue. But even the support itself is still finicky. It's just that Windows 11 install loader requires users to have both Secure Boot and TPM enabled. It turns out that it's not that Microsoft does not allow users to install Windows 11 on bare metal. If you ever tried to install the leaked Windows 11 onto your computer, you will get a result saying that "Your computer does not meet the minimum requirement" or something like that.
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