Thanks, read something about cirrus but you are the first one to tell me where to look. Many thanks from Sydney AustraliaLook for CirrusAudio in Boot Camp drivers folder. Worked on my 27" iMac.
Good luck
Thanks, read something about cirrus but you are the first one to tell me where to look. Many thanks from Sydney AustraliaLook for CirrusAudio in Boot Camp drivers folder. Worked on my 27" iMac.
Good luck
That's not a real hard stop at all. I successfully installed it through legacy boot via bootcamp on an old iMac 27 2011. It worked flawlessly. I upgraded from W10 and used the tutorial in the Youtube channel Macintosh Men. Later it was found out that you can easily bypass the artificial requirements by a setup /product server command. Link: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2103104/windows-11-simple-trick-bypasses-cpu-tpm-lockout.htmlThe TPM 2.0 hard requirement means it won't be available for Intel Macs (unless you are virtualizing, of course).
That’s terrific. Have you noticed any issues with stability or Windows updates as noted in the article? I’m thinking of trying it on my 2019 Mackbook Pro.That's not a real hard stop at all. I successfully installed it through legacy boot via bootcamp on an old iMac 27 2011. It worked flawlessly. I upgraded from W10 and used the tutorial in the Youtube channel Macintosh Men. Later it was found out that you can easily bypass the artificial requirements by a setup /product server command. Link: https://www.pcworld.com/article/2103104/windows-11-simple-trick-bypasses-cpu-tpm-lockout.html
Big Corp. with huge numbers of Windows clients couldn't migrate to W11 ready PC's in just a swoop so MS had to leave doors open so that Big Corp. could stay compatible. My combo of a legacy boot, old processor and no TPM at all works just fine. The requirements are all artificial for now. If it works with W10, W11 will work in reality.
Have you attempted to install the audio driver from the Boot Camp drivers?You guys are running Win with macos using bootcamp or Win natively without macos at all? I am interested in the latter. I can install Win11 on MBP late-2011 very easy but still trying to overcome lack of audio.
Have you done this recently? I used to be able to do it with Windows 7 but couldn’t get it to work with Windows 10.You can use packages like Winclone to install Win 10/11 onto an external USB drive without touching your internal drive at all, and it bypasses the T2 requirements.
Yes, not so much with Win 10, but Win 11 certainlyHave you done this recently? I used to be able to do it with Windows 7 but couldn’t get it to work with Windows 10.
Bootcamp in my case. Bootcamp ensures that installation on older Macs becomes a legacy boot setup. This is key to get Audio working with the Bootcamp audio drivers. W11 is officially not supporting legacy boot (or sometimes called BIOS boot), but in reality, no problem.You guys are running Win with macos using bootcamp or Win natively without macos at all? I am interested in the latter. I can install Win11 on MBP late-2011 very easy but still trying to overcome lack of audio.
Yes I have but the drivers are too old, Win11 refuse to install it.Have you attempted to install the audio driver from the Boot Camp drivers?
Just to be sure, you mean installing windows 11 via bootcamp from within macos?Bootcamp in my case. Bootcamp ensures that installation on older Macs becomes a legacy boot setup. This is key to get Audio working with the Bootcamp audio drivers. W11 is officially not supporting legacy boot (or sometimes called BIOS boot), but in reality, no problem.
I started with W10 and then upgraded to W11. I didn't get any problems with the audio drivers.Yes I have but the drivers are too old, Win11 refuse to install it.
Maybe that is the trick - install win10 and upgrade to win11.I started with W10 and then upgraded to W11. I didn't get any problems with the audio drivers.
This has been utilized at least since December 2021 in the MediaCreationTool:Later it was found out that you can easily bypass the artificial requirements by a setup /product server command
Parallels runs W11 perfectly fine in Mojave. (Turn hypervirtualization on.)The TPM 2.0 hard requirement means it won't be available for Intel Macs (unless you are virtualizing, of course).
Now try EndeavorOS with the KDE Plasma 6 DE. It's very slick, and there are no driver issues whatsoever.
Has anyone installed on a Mac recently 24H2? I'm really struggling and about to give up!
Tried all the hacks I am willing to right now!