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Hi Everyone, More as an academic exercise than anything else, I did have one PC here that has only ever had upgrades since Windows Vista. Well, it finally got stuck at Windows 10 23H1 and would not

Nothing I can do about it. I did get 12 years of use out of the system though. I can still use it for things like browsing, email, word processing, managing photos, etc. The system does not have the

Gilbert, Before tossing a perfectly good computer look into upgrading your win10 computer to win11, some computers will and some (with the wrong processor) will not, lot cheaper than a new

To continue running Windows 10 after Microsoft drops support, 1. don't use the system to maintain financial information, or any information that could facilitate identify theft 2. use a quality

I hate to risk the security exploits and I hate to throw away a perfectly working set of hardware. OTOH at my age (86) I am not sure I want to start learning Linux since I really would need to learn a

From that page, I've tried "How to Bypass Windows 11's TPM Requirement Using Rufus" on a laptop with an i7-4700mq CPU and a v1.2 TPM. It seemed to work fine. I have it on a spare hard drive and

Among other results from a Google search for "Windows 11 without TPM" is this one: <https://www.tomshardware.com/how-to/bypass-windows-11-tpm-requirement> There are also many other links/hacks

I HAVE A VERY NICE BUT OLD HP PC THAT IS w10. I TRIE TO UPGRADE AD OF COURSE IT MIS ISSIG THE HARDWARE THA Microsoft has demanded. How do I get around this? It is really a rotten thing to have to

Many thanks for the various comments which have been most helpful. As I understand it Laplink provides exceptions so this might be the route to go down and follow Dave's detailed

+ AA6YQ comments belo-w + I agree with Laurie 73, Dave, AA6YQ

I did it some time ago. Bought a new computer and transferred DXLab to it. Win 11 itself is no issue. You will see little change other that where the start menu is located. Follow Dave's instructions

My advice is to do a fresh install. With an upgrade of an old Win10 install you will likely be bringing across years worth of garbage data/files. I never perform upgrades, always fresh installs on my

Realizing that Microsoft is threatening stoping support for Windows 10 this year, I am thinking about biting the bullet and getting it over with and starting the learning and mental adaptation to

I would be very surprised if the Geeks got the DXLabs stuff transferred correctly. The majority of the instructions are of the form "if you modified/changed this, then transfer this file". The Geek

+ AA6YQ comments below I have downloaded the instructions you gave me earlier to move from a Win 10 PC to a new Win 11 PC. I am having the info transferred from one to another by Geek Squad. Will

This is possibly the ore and only thing you may not jump for joy about with DXLAB. BUT BUT BUT it is the only way to be sure that you get everything and do not have to start over. In some cases it

+ AA6YQ comments below Forget about it! DXLab Suite stores much of its configuration data in the Windows Registry. I would not trust Laplink to get that right. Do a new install with move specific

+ AA6YQ comments below Thanks for the quick reply. That actually fixed the problem. I have no idea why "no prop" should be checked since there is no award dependency on propagation mode. +

+ AA6YQ comments below Dave, we all recognize the brilliance of your software. However, after two years working with it, the DX Marathon function has never been correct. + Why have you not

+ AA6YQ comments below I tried to install DX Lab Software package on my computer. I was using N3FJP A/C Log for quite a few years. I decided I would give it a try. I must admit, that trying to