A Anon7mou5 Commendable Jan 6, 2017 2 0 1,510 Jan 6, 2017 #1 I just bought an i3 6100..did some research and found out that skylake processord doesnt support win 7/8.1...is it true?
I just bought an i3 6100..did some research and found out that skylake processord doesnt support win 7/8.1...is it true?
Dark Lord of Tech Retired Moderator Aug 18, 2009 128,614 1,778 159,590 Jan 6, 2017 Solution #2 8.1 is SUPPORTED , 7 takes a little tweaking to install. Upvote 0 Downvote Solution
greens Splendid Jan 27, 2012 3,773 7 26,965 Jan 6, 2017 #3 Anon7mou5 : I just bought an i3 6100..did some research and found out that skylake processord doesnt support win 7/8.1...is it true? You can install windows 7 or 8.1 on a skylake system. Upvote 0 Downvote
Anon7mou5 : I just bought an i3 6100..did some research and found out that skylake processord doesnt support win 7/8.1...is it true? You can install windows 7 or 8.1 on a skylake system.
Dark Lord of Tech Retired Moderator Aug 18, 2009 128,614 1,778 159,590 Jan 6, 2017 #4 Windows 7 takes a few extra steps due to no native chipset support. Upvote 0 Downvote
A Anon7mou5 Commendable Jan 6, 2017 2 0 1,510 Jan 6, 2017 #5 i am planning to install windows 8.1...anything i should be aware of while installing or a regular install will do? Upvote 0 Downvote
i am planning to install windows 8.1...anything i should be aware of while installing or a regular install will do?
Dark Lord of Tech Retired Moderator Aug 18, 2009 128,614 1,778 159,590 Jan 6, 2017 #6 Anon7mou5 : i am planning to install windows 8.1...anything i should be aware of while installing or a regular install will do? 8.1 is perfectly fine , only 7 takes extra steps. Upvote 0 Downvote
Anon7mou5 : i am planning to install windows 8.1...anything i should be aware of while installing or a regular install will do? 8.1 is perfectly fine , only 7 takes extra steps.
D dstarr3 Distinguished Mar 18, 2014 1,534 6 19,965 Jan 6, 2017 #7 Initially, Microsoft didn't extend Skylake support to Windows 7/8.1. In August, they backpedaled on that and installing Windows 7 on a Skylake system should be an ordinary process now. Upvote 0 Downvote
Initially, Microsoft didn't extend Skylake support to Windows 7/8.1. In August, they backpedaled on that and installing Windows 7 on a Skylake system should be an ordinary process now.