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wakuwaku Nahh we veteran microsoft windows users know that unsupported means if it works then it works, if it doesn't, don't complain to microsoft or the driver developer because they wont fix it. Thats what unsupported means. The person at microsoft that wrote that roadmap knows this. Its just all this big hoo haa by both the media and socials that cause microsoft to retract it because these ppl don't know windows. Until microsoft explicitly does two things, one announce that something is a Mandatory Requirement, and two, start to enforce that requirement in at least insider builds of windows. Then we would consider it a "problem". For example the POPCNT requirement in Windows 11. Meanwhile TPM bypass is currently considered "unsupported". Reply
andyserenity My HP Deskjet 932C, manufactured in July 2000, still prints perfectly. Thank you somebody. Reply
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