CC3+ in Windows 11
efenord
Traveler
Hi there,
Has anyone ran CC3+ in Win11 pre_release buildings to confirm everything is fine and no issues has been observed?
Thank you.
efenord
Traveler
Hi there,
Has anyone ran CC3+ in Win11 pre_release buildings to confirm everything is fine and no issues has been observed?
Thank you.
Comments
I am on a forum about Windows 11 and Windows 10 ( separate forums). Some of the folks their have said they are having problems with Win 11 running some of the software they use. You might ask them if there are any difficulties with Win 11.
I haven't been checking over the past few weeks.
I've been using cc3+ with win 11 for just short of a week. So far no problems, touch wood.
I've just installed cc3+ on my new laptop and now the machine wants to upgrade itself to Windows 11. Anyone else got anything to say about Windows 11 and cc3+?
Check that your machine is compatible with Win 11.
I updated to Win 10 on my laptop, and was then informed that it wasn't compatible. 18 months later it died a long, slow and horrible death. I only just had time to get a new PC in the end. 4 days later the laptop wouldn't even boot up.
It switched to Windows 11 without letting me know at first, as I'd not followed their dev blog! Lol
I've switched down to beta now, because they said a few weeks ago that there'd be some high-risk releases.
Anyway, I've not had any problems running CC3 on Windows 11 as far as I know, I've had occasional crashes, nearly always when doing something with colour key. I don't think that it would have been any more stable in Windows 10.
I still am on windows 10. I have had no problems with the beta update yet, but I don't use color key much at all (and that is a real understatement). No crashes yet. But I am mainly working on a world map and 2 regional maps at present, so perhaps no opportunity to really test the beta.
And please let us know of the problems one gets with Windows 11 and CC3+
I'm sticking with Win 10 until its no longer supported. It killed my 3yr old laptop, but Win 11 might just destroy my relatively new and much more expensive replacement desktop.
You have to have TMP 2.0 capability on the motherboard to install Win 11. I have seen claims there are ways around that, but I'm not going to do it. My current computer, I bought earlier this year, has such capability built in.
I have no idea what TMP is.