Belim has launched FlyOOBE 1.41, an updated setup assistant designed to simplify the installation of Windows 11 on hardware that does not meet Microsoft's official compatibility standards. This latest version introduces a significant enhancement: a workaround allowing users to bypass the CPU compatibility check, previously a barrier for many users. By removing the CpuCheckNative.dll file from the application folder, users can proceed with the installation at their own risk, although the application still performs the check during the upgrade process.
In addition to the CPU bypass feature, FlyOOBE 1.41 includes a newly redesigned update checking mechanism hosted on GitHub Pages. This improvement not only ensures smoother updates but also facilitates the provision of helpful guides and documentation for users. The update addresses several critical bugs, including one that hindered the accurate display of the installation progress bar and another affecting the Apps OOBE Page’s functionality during app uninstallation.
Moreover, this release boasts redesigned input dialog windows, enhancing the overall user experience. Updates have also been made to the utility's bloatware and installer signatures, along with various minor fixes aimed at improving performance and functionality.
For users looking for specific functionalities, FlyOOBE 1.41 offers several features:
- It supports upgrades from Windows 10 to 11.
- It provides full OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience) customization.
- It includes tweaks and debloat tools, with options for scriptable setup extensions.
For those interested in development builds, FlyOOBE Nightly is available, promising the latest updates and experimental features, albeit with potential stability issues. Users are encouraged to transition from the deprecated Flyby11 3.0 to FlyOOBE for a more robust and feature-rich experience.
Overall, FlyOOBE 1.41 stands as a versatile tool for users looking to install Windows 11 on non-compliant hardware, offering them greater flexibility and an improved installation experience
In addition to the CPU bypass feature, FlyOOBE 1.41 includes a newly redesigned update checking mechanism hosted on GitHub Pages. This improvement not only ensures smoother updates but also facilitates the provision of helpful guides and documentation for users. The update addresses several critical bugs, including one that hindered the accurate display of the installation progress bar and another affecting the Apps OOBE Page’s functionality during app uninstallation.
Moreover, this release boasts redesigned input dialog windows, enhancing the overall user experience. Updates have also been made to the utility's bloatware and installer signatures, along with various minor fixes aimed at improving performance and functionality.
For users looking for specific functionalities, FlyOOBE 1.41 offers several features:
- It supports upgrades from Windows 10 to 11.
- It provides full OOBE (Out-of-Box Experience) customization.
- It includes tweaks and debloat tools, with options for scriptable setup extensions.
For those interested in development builds, FlyOOBE Nightly is available, promising the latest updates and experimental features, albeit with potential stability issues. Users are encouraged to transition from the deprecated Flyby11 3.0 to FlyOOBE for a more robust and feature-rich experience.
Overall, FlyOOBE 1.41 stands as a versatile tool for users looking to install Windows 11 on non-compliant hardware, offering them greater flexibility and an improved installation experience
FlyOOBE 1.41 released
Belim has released FlyOOBE 1.41, an update that streamlines the process of installing Windows 11 on hardware that doesn't meet Microsoft's official compatibility requirements. A key enhancement in this release is the introduction of a workaround to bypass the CPU check, allowing users to proceed with caution even if their CPU doesn't pass the compatibility test. The update also introduces a new update checking mechanism located on GitHub Pages and addresses several critical bugs, including issues with progress bars and app uninstallation.
