@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!!!!!!!!"
@ Orakels AGAIN Instead of all the will it work on my computer questions .......... and requests to be spoon fed ...... Try it yourselves and tell us ? ...... Thats the way everyone else here learns .
Actually, I'm not sure that you do understand some of the main points that are being made in this thread. Your points appear to be summed up as follows: "If you want to play, ya gotta pay! Otherwise, you must "settle" on using Windows 10. If Windows 11 doesn't run on your PC, then you should be satisfied with what you've got." I don't agree with this. Windows 11 looks like a scam to force users to buy new hardware, and that's just inappropriate.
>Windows 11 looks like a scam to force users to buy new hardware, and that's just inappropriate. Yes ........ but ........ the whole computer industry is based on that = Keep changing standards , requirements and introduce new sockets .......... so people have to continualy keep buying new computers , parts , software . Thats what capitalism is built on .
Yeah, the operating system has to keep up with the new hardware i guess. But theres seems to be some agenda also.
thats like saying windows 8 was a scam to force users to buy new hardware. Its not like microsoft went to printer manufacturers and asked them if they wanted the driver stack changed.