Windows 10: Why Windows 11 doesnt support 7th gen intel processors

I have Intel Pentium 4415U2.3 ghz/2 cores,4 threads/kaby-lake7th gen, release date 2017. But windows 11 only support 8th gen and above processors, I don't know why my processors support tpm 2.0 too.7th gen processors aren't bad at all.Most users are not eligible for this reason. I'm not being rude I'm just saying my opinionsPlease respond

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Is 7th generation intel supports linux?

Im having a plan of upgrading my system to latest. But with my budget, i can get intel 7th gen pentium.

I am using both ubuntu and windows os now. I know that 7th gen supports windows. But if intel 7th gen not support ubuntu, its a problem right ?

Is any one tried to install ubuntu in 7th gen PCs ???

Thanks,
Praveen Ravipati.

 

Windows 10 & 7th gen Intel Core processors in UEFI mode running on MBR partitions

Hi,

I've been researching a lot about this matter and I got a question that I'd like to be answered. I have an encryption software that only runs on MBR partitions, I've seen that MBR partitions are designed for legacy mode systems. Newer laptops that come with
Windows 10 and 7th Gen. Intel processors are running on UEFI mode and Secure boot, and I know you can run Windows 10 on MBR partitions but for older laptops the ones designed before the launch of windows 10. So basically my question is, can we get MBR partitions
for newer laptops with Windows 10 and 7th Gen. Intel processors? If I can my second question is, do I have to use Legacy mode or can I stick to UEFI mode? In case that not my third question is, which feature is limiting the MBR partition? Is it the 7th gen
processor? or the UEFI mode? or something else?

I'd appreciate any thoughts on this matter.

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