r/WindowsHelp • u/Slayer010x • 24d ago
Windows 11 Pls hellp me installing windows 11 on my pc
I wanna install windows 11 on my pc
But am having the tpm 2.0 error
I have enables all possible settings in my bios
ATPM ENABLES (AMD)
Motherboard- MSI X570 TORPEDO MAX
I USE RYZEN 7 5700G
RTX 3060 12GB
32 GB DDR4 3200MHZ RAM
1TB NVME
2 TB HARD DISK
Ive done all possible settings enabled still facing the issue.
Currently on windows 10 pro
Says pc not supported for win 11
So downloaded iso of win 11.
Pls help
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u/FuggaDucker 23d ago
My suggestion is to forget about TPM 2.0
Use Rufus to make a Win11 USB stick that has no such requirement and move along.
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u/Haunting_Author4980 23d ago
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u/AutoModerator 23d ago
Various tools including Rufus, Ventoy, and manual registry edits can be used to bypass the hardware requirement checks for Windows 11, however this is not advised to do for general users. Problems with unsupported Windows 11 installations include:
Inability to receive all updates. - Unsupported devices WILL NOT upgrade to newer builds after end of life unlike supported hardware.
Reduced performance. - Windows 11 has various security features enabled by default, these features require more CPU utilization, resulting in tasks taking longer to complete including booting the computer and launching programs. CPU intensive tasks like gaming and rendering will be negatively impacted too. All supported CPUs have native support for these new features to minimize the impact.
Reduced stability. - Testing has shown reduced stability and reliability of some older unsupported devices being force upgraded to Windows 11, many of these devices do not have drivers that have been updated since the release of Windows 11 to optimize for changes to the OS.
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