How to install the Windows 11 Leak/Beta

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Want to install the leaked version of Windows 11 but are stuck getting this message saying your PC doesn’t meet the minimum spec? Here’s how to solve that.

First, download a fresh Windows 10 ISO straight from Microsoft, linked here. You’ll also need the Windows 11 ISO which I’ll leave you to find, then open both up. I use 7Zip already, so I’ve opened both in separate windows here, with Windows 10 being the top window, and Windows 11 being the bottom. Create a new folder on your hard drive – not your USB stick – I’m calling it Windows 11, then copy all of the files from the Windows 10 ISO into that folder.

Once it has copied everything, open up your folder, then the folder called “Sources”. Find “install.wim” and delete it. Then, from the Windows 11 ISO, in the sources folder, copy that “install.wim” to where you just deleted the last one.

Alternatively, you can reverse this and copy the Windows 11 files instead and replace appraiser.dll and appraiser.sdb using the Windows 10 versions of those files and you’ll get the same results.

You can then open IMGBurn, a free program that will let us turn the folder back into an ISO we can write to our USB stick. Click “Create image from files/folders”, then in the source box click the folder with the magnifying glass and navigate to the folder we have been creating so far, selecting it. In the destination box, pick somewhere to write the new ISO to and a name, and finally in the “Advanced” tab click “Bootable disc”, check “Make Image Bootable”, select a boot image from your Windows 11 folder, under “boot” and select etfsboot.com, then change the “sectors to load” to 8, then press the go button in the bottom left.

Once it’s completed, open up your USB stick burning tool of choice, mine is Rufus. Select your drive, select the ISO we just created, then click start. It’ll take a while even on a USB 3 stick, but once it’s done that’s it ready to go. Head to the PC you want to install it on, plug the stick in and turn it on, then in my case I’m hitting F12 to get to the boot menu so I can pick it to boot from, then you are in.

As a final note, this is a very early beta release, so I personally wouldn’t recommend you install this as your full time OS. If you just want to have a play on a spare PC or hard drive, fair enough, but I wouldn’t want to switch to Windows 11 just yet. Oh and if you’d like to see a video benchmarking Windows 11, make sure you hit the subscribe button and turn the bell notification icon!