Upgrading from Windows 1.0 to Windows 11 on a physical machine.

In this video, I upgrade Windows 1.0 to Windows 11 on a physical machine without using floppy disks and Windows PE. Answers to some weird questions about physical machine upgrades: Q: Why can only 64MB of memory be recognized in win9x and previous versions? A: For the win9x series, I set the memory read size setting in system.ini so that the system can only read the first 64MB of memory. Please see the video BV14X4y1D7PH for specific restrictions. For win3.1 and previous systems, we do not need it. This is because it seems that only 64MB of memory can be read under MSDOS7.1. It should be caused by the system before Win3.1 and dos hook. Q: Why can only the CPU be recognized as Pentium in win9x and previous systems? A: At that time, the system did not support reading such a new U. The working principle of the virtual machine was different and it was virtualization. Of course, although the me system could not read the specific model, it could read the Celeron. Q: Why does the system upgrade before win8 look like a new installation? Can&it be upgraded OTA like a mobile phone? A: The previous system was not as convenient as it is now. This kind of Windows Update that can automatically install a new system only appeared in win8. Windows updates before win8 can only download patches or something at most, not to mention xp and previous ones are more troublesome. , you have to go to the website to download updates, let alone the system. Q: Physical computer configuration? A...