Jesse11

OK, I was my own guinea pig. Since everyone has a unique setup, I don't advise anyone to run CCleaner on their Windows 11 PCs. However, I did with no issues so far.

Here is a good read for you guys: Why Windows 11 is leaving so many PCs behind | PCWorld

I'm completely aware of that. Let me rephrase what I said. Has anyone in this forum thread had an issue with CCleaner in Windows 11?

I do feel sorry for the people who might be left out when the RTM arrives. However, I do like the requirements. On the other hand, I think that if your hardware has TPM 1.2/2.0(PTT, fTPM or a hardware TPM chip) and Secure Boot and Intel Virtualization technology then that person should be able install Windows 11. Also, I think that the PC user should be able to disable the security feature in the BIOS that cause a performance hit (Hint, Intel Virtualization Technology). Lastly, Intel Virtualization Technology should not be a mandatory requirement.

Has anyone in this forum thread had an issue with CCleaner in Windows 11?