Freeleech Torrent Windows 11 RTM Build 22000.194 Consumer Edition [All Editions] *Final*

[ballyboy]

mega thanks @Jerry_Xristos - installed like a charm, now to go and test W11 out, cheers bro

 

[TechXer0]

Just finished setting up.. I was going to use this ISO only I found out that my System met the TPM 2.0 requirements... Much to my surprise might I add.. I ran the tool and all checks were green... So I went with it... As for activation, didn't need it as it worked with my Windows 10 key that I got for $8 surprisingly... Thanks anyway and keep up the great work...

 

[George_Orever]

Thank you for sharing new version of Windows. Thanks a lot.

 

[forso]

Thanks for this one man

 

[Juan Perez]

Thanks, for these release, but where is the activation appz.?

 

[forso]

Thanks, for these release, but where is the activation appz.?

there's an all in one Medicines that should work for all recent windows version here. Use the search option in the top right corner

 

[Juan Perez]

I can't find, Please can some upload de Medicines only. Thanks

 

[GRiM R3AP3R]

I can't find, Please can some upload de Medicines only. Thanks

Open the sources folder in the image file >>>> Then Open >> $OEM$ >> $1 >> Users >> Public >> Desktop - - - ( Vola ).

 

[pranandaka]

thanks for this final build..awesome

 

[MonJovi]

Thanks for this final version.

 

[husnainalikhan]

I do not see "non TPM" in the description...

You must be registered for see links

your computer must meet all the Requirenments mean its TPM and with secure boot Enabled Version

 

[Jerry_Xristos]

Computers with TPM2, Secure Boot and even 6th Gen Intel CPU can run it but with only clean install.

Even if thats the case some of us has to play with the BIOS to be able to install it

when installing windows how do i get the list to pop to choose pro edition since it didnt pop up

No need to do something specific, it pop ups by its own.
When you start the installation skip the part i don't have a key>install>and from the list choose the version you want
What you are reffering it might happened when you don't do a clean installation and the system chooses the version automatically because its reading your already installed version of windows

Thanks, for these release, but where is the activation appz.?

the Medicines are inside the OEM folder

I can't find, Please can some upload de Medicines only. Thanks

the Medicines are inside the OEM folder (its already activated

your computer must meet all the Requirenments mean its TPM and with secure boot Enabled Version

He alredy knows that ...............thats why he has given that answer


A way to bypass the TPM and Secure Boot

You must be registered for see links

 

[Puma01]

tk uploader good win ok

 

[Ranger]

Great work @Jerry_Xristos. thanks for this good update.

 

[ALF@be]

Thanks for your hard work, seeding for 6 weeks...

 

[TechXer0]

To be honest SecureBoot seems not to be a requirement anymore cuz I installed fresh with it off only TPM was on, and all went just fine no issues.. I did that coz I dual Boot with my own Arch Linux Distro.. Which doesn't yet support SecureBoot.. Just relaying my experience..

 

[mrva757]

@Jerry_Xristos im doing a fresh install i know its supposed to come up asking for the key i hit skip and then it pops up with all the versions of windows on the usb but it doesnt instead of that popping up it goes right to the part where i pick which drive i want to install it then it installs windows but it puts home on it i want pro

 

[Soulfly]

Thanks for share it .

Please mention TPM or Non-TPM.

What is TPM? Newbie here

 

[Chalofito]

THANKS MATE!!!
You helped meny. Blessings

 

[Jerry_Xristos]

What is TPM? Newbie here

The TPM is a cryptographic module that enhances computer security and privacy. Protecting data through encryption and decryption, protecting authentication credentials, and proving which software is running on a system are basic functionalities associated with computer security.

Google it for more info

To be honest SecureBoot seems not to be a requirement anymore cuz I installed fresh with it off only TPM was on, and all went just fine no issues.. I did that coz I dual Boot with my own Arch Linux Distro.. Which doesn't yet support SecureBoot.. Just relaying my experience..

For me its was because I had TPM enabled and secure boot was disabled in Bios and I couldn't start the installation even in a VM
Issue solved when I enabled secure boot
To be honest I think many will experience such issues with windows 11