Excellent points. If you're right and someone finds out what needs to change in the registry, I'll be fine. My computer itself is fully capable of running Windows 11 (though I'm not -- I hate it).
In fact, it's possible that TT means to say that you must have a computer that's able to run Windows 11, but not actually running it. That would be the best-case scenario for me. In fact, I'm running Windows 10 with a Windows 11 retail key. I just pulled the disk on my old Windows 10 computer, plugged it into the new computer. It booted right up with all my icons, programs, and data intact. I bought the Windows 11 Key to make sure Microsoft didn't come after me for transferring an OEM Windows license.
