Flyby11 Classic
Uses Windows Server setup to automate Windows 11 (24H2) installation on unsupported hardware, bypassing TPM, Secure Boot, and CPU checks, with built-in POPCNT compatibility checker, ISO automation, and support for older PCs to minimize hardware waste.
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
EUPlatforms
- Windows
Features
Tags
- 24h2
- flyoobe
- upgrade
- windows-11-restriction-remover
- windows-11
- flyby11
- iso
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Flyby11 Classic information
Developed by
builtbybel Licensing
Open Source (MIT) and Free product.Written in
Alternatives
2 alternatives listedSupported Languages
- English
What is Flyby11 Classic?
Flyby11 utilizes the Windows Server variant of the Windows 11 setup process which omits most hardware compatibility checks, enabling it to run on unsupported systems. The tool uses the Windows Server setup to avoid checks for TPM, Secure Boot, and specific processor requirements. Despite running in server mode, it installs the regular Windows 11 version. Flyby11 automates the ISO download and mounting process, eliminating the need for manual adjustments. The ISO can be obtained from official sources or the tool can handle it using the Fido script.
Flyby11 is beneficial as it allows you to keep using your existing PC, reduces electronic waste, and saves money on new hardware. It provides all current methods to bypass restrictions for installing Windows 11 24H2 on unsupported hardware.
However, the POPCNT requirement cannot be bypassed as it is crucial for running Windows 11 (24H2). It is expected to work for most users with compatible hardware. From version 2.3, Flyby11 includes a compatibility checker for this issue. If it shows two green checkmarks, the system is compatible. If not, it won't work and currently, there's no workaround for this limitation.