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CTOnews.com August 28 news, Microsoft Windows 11 as a new generation of operating system, device requirements including TPM 2.0, secure boot, virtualization-based security (VBS), and so on, some devices can not be upgraded.

According to the newly discovered documents, Microsoft began to pave the way for TPM and secure startup as early as Windows 10.

According to information found by Twitter whistleblower Xeno in version 21327 of Windows 10 Build, descriptions of TPM and secure startup appear in the appraiserres.dll file.

Windows 10 Build 21327 belongs to the Cobalt Semester developed by Microsoft Windows and belongs to the same Semester as Windows 11, so it can be seen as paving the way for Windows 11.

CTOnews.com learned that Microsoft Windows 10 22H2 is about to be rolled out to all users, while Microsoft made it clear in a blog post to help business customers and companies deploy Windows 10 that the 22H2 version of Windows hardware compatibility Program (WHCP) remains unchanged and is even exactly the same as version 2004. So you don't have to worry about being restricted in the new version.

Microsoft's support for Windows 10 will continue until 2025, but the focus of development has shifted to Windows 11.

Windows Central sources also said that Microsoft now plans to release a major version of Windows every three years, and currently plans to release the next version (tentatively known as Windows 12) in 2024, three years after the release of Windows 11 in 2021.

Starting with Windows 11 22H2 (Sun Valley 2), Microsoft is launching a new "Moments" project that aims to enable the company to launch new features and experiences at key points throughout the year, rather than major operating system versions. Sources say Microsoft plans to release new features to the Windows version on the market every few months from 2023, up to four times a year.

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