You can also take the file, "appraiserres.dll" from the sources folder of a Windows 10 ISO and inject it into the sources folder of an Windows 11 ISO. This does the exact same thing as everyone wasting time writing a script for and it comes right from Microsoft.
The latest version of Rufus will do the job fine in bypassing TPM checks, also it has some more other options
Huh? I ran the script, I think I ran it as Admin from the desktop, then I checked for updates and all went thru. Before when I checked for updates it gave me that "This PC can't run Windows 11" Here's why.....The PC must support TPM 2.0
For the record, it wasn't working because of an Owners/Permissions issue. When I fixed that, everything worked as expected
I wish these scripts could be worked into one-for-all script, similar to that KMS script with a somewhat visual guide on how to use it. KMS_VL_ALL - Smart Activation Script A bit confusing on what to use, where and how. Big thanks to the people who made it possible to run Win11 on hardware not supported, like older Win10 computers.
Hello and thanks for this script as it's very impressive! I've a good handful of PCs without TPM and this is what I needed. Trying to do the unattended mode script - the windows downloaded into sources folder and nothing else seems to happen. Ran Skip_TPM_Check File too, refreshed windows update but seems to have no change. Am I missing something here? Used the latest files on github 14/12
Your Ryzen might have fTPM (internal TPM in AGESA/firmware). Two years ago, the default UEFI BIOS setting for TPM was Disabled. Later UEFI versions enable it by default, so, if you did any UEFI BIOS update in between, that's why.