Windows 11

[maus92]

It alerted me to my unsupported processor and not having a TPM 2.0 module. I do not have secure boot enabled and it raised no alarms for that.

TPM2 is required for W11.

 

[belvdr]

TPM2 is required for W11.

I know.

 

[iMONITOR]

Google Search

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[maus92]

Google Search

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Right, there's a registry hack that allows. TPM 1.2 - but MS still lists TPM 2.0 as a requirement. IMO, no need to upgrade from Win 10 if your HW does not have TPM 2.0. Maintenance and security updates for Win 10 will continue for the next few years.

 

[lwvmobile]

I didn't even know there was a computer forum until this thread got stuck in here lol

 

[KK4JUG]

I was a member here for a while before I went exploring. I haven't counted but there are at least a hundred different subjects covered. Everything from religion to short wave listening to satellite monitoring to short wave data decoding are covered. Most members probably don't know the extent of the coverage. Each state even has it's own section. It's worth exploring.

 

[bobruzzo]

I understand. I think we've all been assimilated to Microsoft Windows like it or not. I've been running Linux in addition to Windows for years. I've not been successful trying to run Linux 100%, if I could, I would.

Same here. Right now running Win 10 on an HP desktop, bought new in 2017. I use it occasionally for music production. And an older HP Z420 server which I use as my radio PC. It has 32GB RAM and I run WSJT-X, JS8call, and the scanner programming programs (Freescan, Sentinel & Proscan). On the other side of desk is an HP Z210 which runs Mx Linux. I can run pretty much ALL of the ham radio programs, including SDR Trunk (for rtl-sdr) but NOT the Uniden scanner programming software. I would use Linux 100% if I could too.

 

[iMONITOR]

Same here. Right now running Win 10 on an HP desktop, bought new in 2017. I use it occasionally for music production. And an older HP Z420 server which I use as my radio PC. It has 32GB RAM and I run WSJT-X, JS8call, and the scanner programming programs (Freescan, Sentinel & Proscan). On the other side of desk is an HP Z210 which runs Mx Linux. I can run pretty much ALL of the ham radio programs, including SDR Trunk (for rtl-sdr) but NOT the Uniden scanner programming software. I would use Linux 100% if I could too.

I run Linux Mint and I've tried setting up a Windows 10 virtual machine using Oracle's VirtualBox. I just can't seem to get the USB ports to function in that mode. Has anyone been successful doing this and running ProScan or something similar?

Thanks!

Oracle VirtualBox

www.virtualbox.org

Home - Linux Mint

Linux Mint is an elegant, easy to use, up to date and comfortable desktop operating system.

linuxmint.com

 

[lwvmobile]

I run Linux Mint and I've tried setting up a Windows 10 virtual machine using Oracle's VirtualBox. I just can't seem to get the USB ports to function in that mode. Has anyone been successful doing this and running ProScan or something similar?

Thanks!

Oracle VirtualBox

www.virtualbox.org

Home - Linux Mint

Linux Mint is an elegant, easy to use, up to date and comfortable desktop operating system.

linuxmint.com

sudo apt install virtualbox-ext-pack

run that, then go into your Windows VM setting and check either USB 2.0 or 3.0. May need to reboot first.


when you boot your Windows VM, go up to the top menu on the window, hit devices, go to USB, and click the USB device you want to connect to your Windows VM. Couldn't be easier, I've never had any problems ever making this work.