how accurate is that test my dell all in one desktop pc has TPM 2.0 but it saids it cant run windows 11 and my pc is 3 years old
Funny: My Insider settings say My PC doesn't meet minimum requirements... However, Microsoft's PC Health Check tool says it does. Which one do I trust?
@Mellipes The PC must support TPM 2.0 The PC must support Secure Boot Afterwards just run the windowspchealthcheck tool, to see if you're eligible for Windows 11
You are missing the point. Many here are part of the Insider Program & need to test Win 11 BUT maybe can't because of new min specs. So we have to drop out of the Insider Program ? Many have been part of the Program for many years.
I see there are two TPM levels, I will check which I have. One question, when you say MUST SUPPORT, I assume they must be enabled in some form.
Well, @case-sensitive also joked about Computer orakels Patience is a virtue, better wait until Insider builds drop.
HyperV virtual machines do not have a TPM and Windows 11 installs without problems. Does this mean that a physical machine that does not have a TPM could be installed? Typically server motherboards do not have TPM
@Mellipes Firstly, the Secure Boot feature in the BIOS setting might be disabled, leading to the error. Secondly, the TPM 2.0 shall be enabled, which is one of the Windows 11 minimum requirement.
Thanks for the reply. Well I do have both, BUT unsure which TPM level I have. In the BIOS I go into PTT and find TPM enabled, however I dont know what level it is. (10 month old laptop.). looks like I have to go to the manufacturer of the motherboard and ask. To Microsoft or who-ever - it would be nice to know what WHY a computer is not suitable, instead of just saying "computer say no!!!!!!!!"