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Windows 11 24H2 will increase the processor requirement to make very old hardware incapable of running the next version of the operating system. On X, user @TheBobyPony deb topdi latest preview of version 24H2 now requires CPUs with the “POPCNT” instruction in order to boot properly.

POPCNT uchun “population count” and refers to a hardware instruction used in various processor architectures that counts the number of set bits (bits with the value of 1) in a machine word. AMD was the first company to integrate this instruction into its Barcelona architecture in 2007, while Intel added the feature later on in its Nehalem architecture in 2008.

It’s important to note that it’s expected that you will continue to be able to o’rnatish Windows 11 qo’llab-quvvatlanmaydigan uskunada. However, the new change means that devices with processors that are more than 16 years old won’t be able to start the operating system.

Since Microsoft hasn’t officially announced the requirement changes, it’s unclear how the company will implement this requirement. Remember that processors without the POPCNT instructions are already excluded since they are not part of the list of supported processors.

One scenario could include users being able to bypass the requirements, but the computer will simply stop booting. Or, even after creating a USB bootable media that bypasses the requirements, the system will still block the installation on those processors without the required instruction, such as on Intel’s Core 2 Duo and AMD’s Turion II chips.