Microsoft has started the forced rollout of Windows 11 24H2 to eligible, non-managed systems running the Home and Pro editions of Windows 11 22H2 and

[GTP]

I'm over Windoze and the Microsoft BS!

I have 1 PC left on Windows 11 24H2 and that's my "Cloning-Station" where I clone drives, backup data, do recovery etc. The reason I have to keep it on Windblows is because of the large amount of (paid license) software thats exclusive to Win x64.

I reformatted my HP AIO today and installed Linux Mint "Wilma" 22.1.
Installed Signal, Steam, VLC, Kaffeine + my DVB T/T2 TV Stick (that basically everyone said I couldn't install on Linux!) Thanks again ChatGPT and if I'd known how easy it actually was to install, I would have done it a long time ago!

Installed Boinc-client and Boinc Manager and few other things.

PC runs so good that I've already forgotten the name of that other OS....

 

[callthatgirl]

It killed my video software, not a big deal just reinstalled it. 12 printer calls in the past few weeks, so that's something new lol.

 

[fincoder]

I did the update then lost activation. Rolled back, all ok now.

Did you try the activation troubleshooter before rolling back?
Otherwise, personally I would have forced reactivation using Github Activation Scripts (if you're sure the computer is licensed).

Not ready yet that's for sure

This activation issue is very rare with the 24H2 upgrade, perhaps the same rate as previous upgrades.