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**Starting from version 2.3 of Flyby11, I have introduced a compatibility checker specifically for this issue. If you see two green checkmarks, I’m happy for you! Otherwise, unfortunately, it won’t work — and as of now, there’s no way for me to bypass this limitation.**
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## 📚 FAQ
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<details>
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<summary>❓ Will my unsupported device still get Windows 11 updates?</summary>
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**Short answer:** Yes — for now. But there are no guarantees.
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Microsoft says: _"These devices aren't guaranteed to receive updates."_
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📄 [Source – Microsoft Support](https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/ways-to-install-windows-11-50d52136-c2d7-4013-8c20-067e607dd5f6)
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In reality, most unsupported devices **still receive monthly security and quality updates**, just like supported ones.
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However:
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- 🔄 You likely **won’t get major version/feature updates** (like 24H2) unless you install them manually.
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- ⚙️ Future updates might depend on newer hardware features and fail to install.
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- 🛡️ Regular updates **work for now**, but Microsoft can change that anytime.
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- 🚫 There’s always a risk of updates being blocked in the future.
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**Bottom line:** Normal updates work today — but you’re technically on your own.
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If you’re using unsupported hardware, you probably already know the deal. 😎
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