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    In August 2023, users noticed that Microsoft quietly and without a warning or explanation removed multiple Intel Xeon processors from the list of supported CPUs in Windows 11. What made the situation extra weird is that Microsoft kept eight-gen Intel Core models in the list, even though they shared the same CPU family with the 24 removed Xeon models.

     

    Fast forward to today, all 24 processors removed in August are back on the list of officially supported CPUs in Windows 11. Those models include the following (via Deskmodder😞

     

    Intel Xeon E-2104G
    Intel Xeon E-2124
    Intel Xeon E-2124G
    Intel Xeon E-2126G
    Intel Xeon E-2134
    Intel Xeon E-2136
    Intel Xeon E-2144G
    Intel Xeon E-2146G
    Intel Xeon E-2174G
    Intel Xeon E-2176G
    Intel Xeon E-2176M
    Intel Xeon E-2186G
    Intel Xeon E-2186M
    Intel Xeon E-2224
    Intel Xeon E-2224G
    Intel Xeon E-2226G
    Intel Xeon E-2226GE
    Intel Xeon E-2234
    Intel Xeon E-2236
    Intel Xeon E-2244G
    Intel Xeon E-2246G
    Intel Xeon E-2254ME
    Intel Xeon E-2254ML
    Intel Xeon E-2274G
    Intel Xeon E-2276G
    Intel Xeon E-2276M
    Intel Xeon E-2276ME
    Intel Xeon E-2276ML
    Intel Xeon E-2278G
    Intel Xeon E-2278GE
    Intel Xeon E-2278GEL
    Intel Xeon E-2286G
    Intel Xeon E-2286M
    Intel Xeon E-2288G
    Intel Xeon E-2314
    Intel Xeon E-2324G
    Intel Xeon E-2334
    Intel Xeon E-2336
    Intel Xeon E-2356G
    Intel Xeon E-2374G
    Intel Xeon E-2378
    Intel Xeon E-2378G
    Intel Xeon E-2386G
    Intel Xeon E-2388G

     

    Like in August 2023, Microsoft has not officially commented on Windows 11's CPU requirement changes. It might be a mistake that took two months to fix or some technical reasons that required Microsoft to ditch 24 Xeon processors for a short period. Whatever the case, if you own one or several processors listed above, rest assured that they now officially support Microsoft's latest operating system.

     

    For those curious, here are quick links to complete lists of supported CPUs:

     

     

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