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<data name="compPatch_debugCancel" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Bypass patch canceled by user.</value>
</data>
<data name="compPatch_debugNotRemovableDrive" xml:space="preserve">
<value>User attempted to select a non-removable drive.</value>
</data>
<data name="compPatch_debugNoUSBDrive" xml:space="preserve">
<value>No USB drive selected for patching.</value>
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<value>Flyby11 Upgrading Assistant</value>
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<value>Apply Compatibility Patch to ISO (Clean Install)</value>
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<value>Can I upgrade to Windows 11?</value>
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<data name="ctl_linkVote" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Did the upgrade work?</value>
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<value>Drag and drop the Windows 11 ISO to patch it and install on unsupported hardware (Inplace Upgrade).</value>
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<value>A: You can download the latest ISO from the official Microsoft website or use the Fido Downloader.</value>
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<data name="faq_a2" xml:space="preserve">
<value>A: If you've successfully installed Windows 11 and saved some money, feel free to leave a little something as a thank-you here.</value>
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<data name="faq_a2Link" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Click here to donate and show your support.</value>
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<value>A: Once the ISO is mounted, the setup process runs in the background. The Windows installer starts, guiding you through the steps required to install Windows 11 on your machine.</value>
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<data name="faq_a4" xml:space="preserve">
<value>A: Please check the error messages and report it on GitHub.</value>
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<data name="faq_a5" xml:space="preserve">
<value>A: Yes, Microsoft has left a backdoor open. This method leverages a feature of the Windows 11 setup process that uses the Windows Server variant of the installation. Unlike the regular Windows 11 setup, this variant skips most hardware compatibility checks.</value>
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<data name="faq_a6" xml:space="preserve">
<value>A: According to Microsoft, you should throw your PC away. I would suggest installing Linux on it and moving away from Windows.</value>
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<value>A: The developer is Belim, also known as Builtbybel, who has contributed a lot of code to the Windows community.</value>
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<data name="faq_a7Link" xml:space="preserve">
<value>Click here to learn more about the developer's work.</value>
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<value>Download via Fido (Recommended)</value>
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<value>Microsoft Site</value>
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<value>Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)</value>
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<value>Q: Where can I get the latest Windows 11 ISO?</value>
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<value>Q: What if I encounter issues during installation?</value>
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<value>Q: Is it legal to use this method?</value>
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<value>Q: What are my alternatives if my PC is not supported?</value>
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<value>Q: Who is the developer?</value>
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<value>1. The device is running a currently supported version of Windows 10. If the device isn't currently running a supported version of Windows 10, upgrade to a supported version of Windows 10.</value>
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<value>2. The device meets</value>
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<value>1. Download and run the</value>
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<value>2. Select the following Windows Update shortcut and then select the Check for updates button:</value>
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<value>3. Your device does not meet the official requirements for Windows 11? You can apply a compatibility patch to enable the Inplace Upgrade via Windows Update.</value>
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<value>the minimum hardware specifications to run Windows 11.</value>
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<value>WhyNotWin11 app to confirm your device meets the minimum system requirements</value>
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<value>Windows 11 installation can now proceed. Please follow the instructions in the setup window.</value>
<comment>Install</comment>
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<value>Oops! Something went wrong:</value>
<comment>Mounting</comment>
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<value>Mounting the ISO... Hang tight!</value>
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<value>Failed to mount the ISO. Please try again.</value>
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<value>ISO mounted successfully! Let's get this Windows 11 ready!</value>
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<value>Thank you for using my app!\n\nI developed this application in my free time to help you upgrade from Windows 10 to Windows 11 – even on PCs that, according to Microsoft's hardware requirements, would normally not be supported.\n\nMy app helps you avoid purchasing a new computer and actively contributes to reducing unnecessary electronic waste.\n\nNormally, I do not charge anything for my projects – neither for development nor for support.\nHowever, since this app is significantly more comprehensive, offers more features, and requires more support, I would be grateful if you would consider making a small voluntary donation, if you are able to.\n\nOf course, only if you want to and can afford it.\n\nWould you like to donate on PayPal now?</value>
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