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Google Chrome downloads 'can't run' on Windows due to broken installer issue
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March 26, 2025

Google Chrome downloads ‘can’t run’ on Windows due to broken installer issue

A glitch is affecting the installation of Google Chrome on Windows devices, causing users to encounter a pop-up message stating, "This app can’t run on your PC." This issue is prevalent among Windows 10 and 11 users attempting to install from Google's official website. The problem arises because Google has mistakenly uploaded the Arm version of the Chrome installer instead of the x86 version. The download page typically selects the appropriate version based on the user's machine, but this error has led to disruptions. Users on Arm machines can install without issues, while others face difficulties. The standalone installer remains unaffected, offering a potential workaround.
I used Flyby11 to dodge Windows 11 system requirements, and here's how it went
Winsage
October 30, 2024

I used Flyby11 to dodge Windows 11 system requirements, and here’s how it went

Flyby11 is a newly released tool that allows users to bypass hardware checks during the Windows 11 installation process by utilizing the installation method for Windows Server. It enables the installation of Windows 11 on incompatible hardware by substituting the standard installation package with the Windows 11 desktop ISO. Users can download the Windows 11 ISO through Flyby11, which then initiates the Windows Server installation process without any hardware checks. The tool was developed quickly by its creator as a solution for a friend's issue and has proven effective in upgrading systems while keeping files and applications intact.
New Rufus-like app brings simple Windows 11 24H2 unsupported PC (CPU/TPM) bypass
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October 21, 2024

New Rufus-like app brings simple Windows 11 24H2 unsupported PC (CPU/TPM) bypass

Rufus has released version 4.6 beta, which includes a method to bypass Windows 11 24H2 system requirements. This is facilitated by a PowerShell script called Fido, allowing access to official Microsoft Windows retail ISO download links. The new application, Flyby11, enables the installation of Windows 11 (24H2) on unsupported hardware by using a Server setup bypass that skips hardware compatibility checks like CPU specifications, TPM, and Secure Boot. Flyby11 is available on GitHub, but it has not been signed, which may cause security warnings from Microsoft Defender. Users are advised to test it in a virtual machine environment.
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