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Sting · Monday at 12:16 PM

Rufus Install of windows 11 from 10 boots on hp notebook then immediately freezes to a fuzzy HP logo with black screen.
Same Usb drive boots fine on another notebook. Tried searching. Thanks

kelper · Monday at 12:22 PM

Did you tick the boxes to bypass the compatibilty checks?

Sting · Monday at 12:27 PM

Sting said:
Rufus Install of windows 11 from 10 boots on hp notebook then immediately freezes to a fuzzy HP logo with black screen.
Same Usb drive boots fine on another notebook. Tried searching. Thanks

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kelper said:
Did you tick the boxes to bypass the compatibilty checks?

Yes, ticked all of them.

kelper · Monday at 12:56 PM

I sometimes have to turn off secure boot in the BIOS..... Perhaps try recreating the USB in Rufus?

Sting · Monday at 2:28 PM

kelper said:
I sometimes have to turn off secure boot in the BIOS..... Perhaps try recreating the USB in Rufus?

Secure boot is disabled. Ive formatted the drive a second time and used rufus.
Why would it work in another notebook?

Josey Wales · Monday at 2:31 PM

Compare the settings in the one that works with the one that fails-There has to be something different.

kelper · Monday at 2:37 PM

Does your CPU support SSE4.2? Use this tol to check.

DOWNLOADING CPU-Z_2.09-EN.EXE | CPUID

System information software

www.cpuid.com

Sting · Monday at 2:39 PM

I had previously installed windows 10 without rufus flawlessly. But now i need to use rufus for windows 11 installation and I get a fuzzy hp logo with the jitters after the installation menu disappears quickly without allowing me to continue.

XxXxX · Monday at 3:45 PM

please check your BIOS and make sure UEFI mode is enabled
and legacy/MBR mode is disabled.

best of luck, Steve ..

antspants · Monday at 6:07 PM

Did you recently download RUFUS? RUFUS is at version 4.7. Try the 4.6 and see if it works better.

rufus-4.6 .exe - 2024-10-21 15:55 1.5M Rufus 4.6

Sting · Monday at 6:26 PM

antspants said:
Did you recently download RUFUS? RUFUS is at version 4.7. Try the 4.6 and see if it works better.

rufus-4.6 .exe - 2024-10-21 15:55 1.5M Rufus 4.6

I tried both. I used portable. Is that correct?

Sting · Monday at 6:28 PM

kelper said:
Does your CPU support SSE4.2? Use this tol to check.

DOWNLOADING CPU-Z_2.09-EN.EXE | CPUID

System information software

www.cpuid.com

It says SSE4A. Is that any different?

kelper · Tuesday at 2:11 AM

SSE4A is the correct version for AMD processors. Sorry I assumed you had Intel!

To check if your current Windows 10 PC can run Windows 11, download the PC Health Check app. Download PC Health Check.

antspants · Tuesday at 2:25 AM

kelper said:
SSE4A is the correct version for AMD processors. Sorry I assumed you had Intel!

To check if your current Windows 10 PC can run Windows 11, download the PC Health Check app. Download PC Health Check.

SSE4.2 for AMD also.

XxXxX · Tuesday at 2:35 AM

question for the OP
is your drive encrypted.

best of luck, Steve ..

antspants · Tuesday at 2:38 AM

Most modern AMD processors, starting with those released in 2011, support SSE4.2. This includes processors from the Ryzen, Ryzen Threadripper, and Epyc lines. Specifically, SSE4.2 is supported by processors based on the Jaguar, Puma, Bulldozer, Piledriver, and Steamroller architectures, as well as those from more recent generations.

As with Intel processors, without an AMD that supports SSE4.2, all you’ll get with a 24H2 install is the turning wheel or constant reboots

kelper · Tuesday at 2:50 AM

But OP has SSE4A.

antspants · Tuesday at 3:05 AM

kelper said:
But OP has SSE4A.

But only SSE4A, not SSE4.2
I don’t use CPU-Z but I can see that the image above shows Instruction Sets, SSE3, SSE4A I don’t see SSE4.2

antspants · Tuesday at 3:10 AM

SSE4A is not sufficient for Windows 11 24H2. Windows 11 24H2 requires a CPU that supports SSE4.2. While SSE4A is an AMD-specific instruction set extension, it's not the same as SSE4.2, which is an Intel instruction set extension. Therefore, if your CPU only supports SSE4A, it will not be able to run Windows 11 24H2

antspants · Tuesday at 3:22 AM

There is this, but I am pretty sceptical. Maybe it has to run a process each time it boots, I don’t know. But one would think, if it worked it would be a game changer and everyone here would be reccomending it.

Also it isn’t free.

Step 4: Check the option "Bypass Windows 11's Secure Boot, TPM and CPU" in WinBootMate. After that, WinBootMate will patch the imported Windows 11 ISO in order to remove the system restrictions.

Online Tutorial of SYSCute WinBootMate

If you are trying to install Windows 11 on an unsupported device, the bypass feature of WinBootMate will help.

www.syscute.com

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