With the availability forecast for the second half of this year, Windows 11 22H2 it will impose some requirements that may make it difficult to install on certain devices. However, the latest version rufus(25) Released on Saturday allows you to bypass the requirements to get the update, according to the developers.
The 22H2 version of Windows, now available to Insiders, requires an internet connection and a valid Microsoft Account (MSA) to be set up during installation. Only education and business versions of the software are exempt from this requirement.
However, home users can install the update bypassing these requirements as long as they use the update. 3.19 in the process. The beta version of this version of the bootable pendrive creation tool claims to be capable of exceeding the demands of the Redmond dev.
The new version of the famous utility, including several other improvements, was shared on GitHub by the developers in the pre-release. It can also be used to format memory cards and external disks and create bootable USB flash drives.
Other requirements that can be ignored
The Microsoft account requirement to install Windows 11 22H2 isn’t the only thing Rufus 3.19 beta promises to tackle. According to those responsible for the tool, it also allows the build to be run on machines that do not meet the minimum RAM and storage requirements.
The utility can still bypass the TPM chip requirement during installation. Trusted Platform Module 2.0 is a component that has the function of enhancing the security of the operating system, but is not available on all computers and will result in a negative diagnosis when checking compatibility with Windows 11.
In this way, Rufus 3.19 could become an interesting feature for the Windows 22H2 update. Expected to reach the general public in early September, the release includes changes to the Task Manager, Taskbar, Start Menu, and File Explorer, as well as new accessibility features and many other new features.
Source: Tec Mundo
