Windows 11 has been officially released to insiders. It is the live version that gets pushed out through Windows Update starting Oct 5th.
Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 11 both have fundamental differences in boot loader / TPM certs / drivers that break the G703GXR platform.
Need to stop with the "please wait for official release so that your computer becomes completely unusable" every time you boot, leave it on for a while and windows update downloads 21H2 or Win 11, and breaks the boot cycle, hanging, power-off, power-on to roll back, sit idle, downloads, reboot, broken, power-off, power-on, rolls-back, idle, downloads, reboot, broken, power-off, power-on, rollback... you get the picture here?
Does ASUS really want the black eye? Come on, we know it's a platform issue. Work with us so that ASUS can say that everything is good for both W10 21H2 and W11.
So, ASUS, you have a MAJOR problem with this platform, and you needed to have resolved it like back in August, when I first started calling about it.
Now, W11 is officially available, and it's broken.
See below, I am no longer in insider program, and this is windows update right now.
As you can see, Windows 11 is available and downloading, only it will fail, as it has been for over 2 months.
Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 11 both have fundamental differences in boot loader / TPM certs / drivers that break the G703GXR platform.
Need to stop with the "please wait for official release so that your computer becomes completely unusable" every time you boot, leave it on for a while and windows update downloads 21H2 or Win 11, and breaks the boot cycle, hanging, power-off, power-on to roll back, sit idle, downloads, reboot, broken, power-off, power-on, rolls-back, idle, downloads, reboot, broken, power-off, power-on, rollback... you get the picture here?
Does ASUS really want the black eye? Come on, we know it's a platform issue. Work with us so that ASUS can say that everything is good for both W10 21H2 and W11.
So, ASUS, you have a MAJOR problem with this platform, and you needed to have resolved it like back in August, when I first started calling about it.
Now, W11 is officially available, and it's broken.
See below, I am no longer in insider program, and this is windows update right now.
As you can see, Windows 11 is available and downloading, only it will fail, as it has been for over 2 months.
TDKIF possible, will you do a clean installation of Windows 11, by creating a bootable Windows 11 USB Pendrive.Windows 11 has been officially released to insiders. It is the live version that gets pushed out through Windows Update starting Oct 5th.
Windows 10 21H2 and Windows 11 both have fundamental differences in boot loader / TPM certs / drivers that break the G703GXR platform.
Need to stop with the "please wait for official release so that your computer becomes completely unusable" every time you boot, leave it on for a while and windows update downloads 21H2 or Win 11, and breaks the boot cycle, hanging, power-off, power-on to roll back, sit idle, downloads, reboot, broken, power-off, power-on, rolls-back, idle, downloads, reboot, broken, power-off, power-on, rollback... you get the picture here?
Does ASUS really want the black eye? Come on, we know it's a platform issue. Work with us so that ASUS can say that everything is good for both W10 21H2 and W11.
So, ASUS, you have a MAJOR problem with this platform, and you needed to have resolved it like back in August, when I first started calling about it.
Now, W11 is officially available, and it's broken.
See below, I am no longer in insider program, and this is windows update right now.
As you can see, Windows 11 is available and downloading, only it will fail, as it has been for over 2 months.
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i don't have your high-end laptop. i have an unsupported intel i5 7200u processor vivobook laptop.
On 5th October I did a clean installation of Windows 11 by deployment method. Windows 11 was working fine , windows downloaded all device drivers from windows update and installed them properly without a crash. No boot issues.
my laptop has two 2TB HDD SATA and one 1TB M.2 SSD all re internally connected on the motherboard, with NO raid option.
