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[OldCheatEngineUser]

i was looking for new motherboards to buy, asus noted that newer motherboards does not support any OSes except windows 10.

which makes me think MS, Intel and Asus are cooperated somehow.

MS wanna push people to use their crappy win10.

Intel helped ms with that, and ms delivered a patch for intel 7th gen running on OSes lower than win10. (and its very popular - and most likely people know how to bypass this /// or simply uninstall the update)

Asus too, they dont want 32-bit operating systems to be installed, they dont want windows 7 as well.



and seems there is no way to bypass motherboard's "access violation" when trying to use win7.

[atom0s]

This is more on Intel than motherboard manufactures. The CPUs are setup and designed to error when trying to install lower end OS's like Win7/8/8.1 as a means to claim they are unsupported. But this is also tied into the installation of the OS itself too.

However, there are community made patches to bypass these things. There are a few various methods to bypass this that are posted on the web you can look for, some of which are posted on sites like GitHub.

But you can completely bypass the Windows 10 requirements via the community patches.

[OldCheatEngineUser]

you made me smile, because my main computers are XP and Win7.
so thanks atom.