One of the most talked-about tools among Windows enthusiasts right now is Flyoobe, a free app that allows users to install Windows 11 on devices that don’t meet Microsoft’s official hardware requirements.

The developer has just released version 1.10, only four days after the previous 1.7 update dropped last Thursday—marking a rapid pace of development for the app.

What’s New in Flyoobe 1.10

According to the release notes, version 1.10 introduces a host of significant upgrades:

• Streamlined navigation flow for the Out-of-Box Experience (OOBE) setup.
• More intuitive interface that closely resembles the standard Windows look and feel.
• Enhanced AI feature detection, allowing users to better control which artificial intelligence tools run on their system.
• Bug fixes and stability improvements addressing edge cases.
• Support for new extensions, including Windows 11 Honest Mode, which reveals background processes and system operations during setup.

Previous Update: Disabling Copilot

The earlier version 1.7 added the ability to disable AI features like Microsoft Copilot directly during installation, giving users more privacy and control over their Windows experience from day one.

Availability

Flyoobe remains free to download and use, with the latest version available now on its official GitHub releases page.

For Windows users who want to bypass system restrictions or take control of AI features, Flyoobe continues to gain traction as a lightweight yet powerful tool.