In all cases of the remaining 6 files. Are there any of the 7 files here that can be substituted for the other 6?
This bypass approach works flawlessly on a 5th generation i5 laptop without TPM. Thank you really lot.
Hi, Ok so we know there is workaround to install windows 11, but what about if we don't have any intention to upgrade from windows 10 at this time? Is there a way to disable/remove the message with the red 'X' on it "this pc doesn't meet the minimum system requirements to run windows 11" from Settings/windows update screen? I cant imagine looking at it until 2025 if not upgraded... thanks!
You could try OfflineInsiderEnroll, use 3 for enroll to Release Preview Channel, reboot, then use 4 for Stop receiving Insider Preview builds. In theory it should reset the offer. Then just don't miss-click / install that system requirements check
I have still the zip with the bypass.bat, does this solution still works with newer ISOs? I ask because i see it was removed from the first post.
Registry-based bypasses should still work, but not universally (for example, it won't work in virtualbox 5.x) Feel free to keep using it if you find it more convenient than other more established solutions. copy to root of media \ bypass.bat Code: del /f /q "%~dp0sources\appraiserres.dll" reg query "HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\WinPE" || (start "11" "%~dp0sources\setupprep.exe" &exit) for %%X in (sRAM sSecureBoot sStorage sTPM) do reg add HKLM\SYSTEM\Setup\LabConfig /v Bypas%%XCheck /d 1 /t reg_dword /f start "11" "%~dp0sources\setup.exe" then run via [Shift]+[F10]: C:\bypass or D:\bypass or E:bypass (try more letters until you find the usb/dvd letter)
The OP is quite messy and really hard to read for anyone who just tuned in into W11 bullcrap. Let me recap if I understood it correctly: (speaking in context of installation ISO tweaks/modifications) 1. There is only 2 way to bypass TPM check: - install as pseudo-Server (with all the negatives that come with it) - dll patching (oh god pls no, XP horror flashbacks of custom ISO and patched files and constant BSODs, GOD PLEASE NO) 2. There is no way to bypass Secure Boot requirement. Am I correct in my assessments? Basically I was hoping there is a way to mimic W10 installer, so I can still install it on client machine with compatible CPU if he wants. (Yes, I'm aware of the method where you literally replace the installer in sources/ with w10 ones but I've already read up on possible issues and bug + it does not work for everyone and varies on machine per machine: some people lose upgrade option)
And these negatives where...? There are none, except that it shows Windows Server Setup. The end result is the same. This method circumvents all checks, TPM+SecureBoot+CPU. You are patching one file from the Installer. This file does not end up in the resulting installed Windows. This also circumvents the checks.
No longer relevant, I found the method by @IXMas https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...l-windows-11-installation-restrictions.84354/ Not sure why that thread isnt pinned, it is best all around without any frankenmonsters
Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update.cmd v6 update! kinda monstrous due to IFEO escaping and lame windows update on one hand, and garbage defender doing fake-positive shenanigans on the other hand unfortunately can't use a simpler symlink alternative because windows update driven setup is hard-coded to fail when it can't refresh the temporary folder in a certain way (and due to IFEO it must be kept alive - hence busy) note that v6 no longer intercepts vdsldr to trigger each time you open disk management for example - but instead goes for setuphost directly whenever windows setup runs ✅ getting latest 11 dev build via windows update (after OfflineInsiderEnroll / direct reg / other subscribing methods) ✅ running setup from official 11 iso ✅ running setup from official 10 iso (filtered by exe version as to not enable /product server unnecessary, and also force disabling DU - else it would not relaunch itself) ✅ running official mediacreationtool (filtered by ifeo path, else mct would fail to run since the heavy lifting is still setuphost.exe based that the script intercepts) ✅ and as always, if you don't need it anymore you can just run it again and it will remove itself
Skip_TPM_Check_on_Dynamic_Update v7 v7 also forces undo of previous v1 wmi-based method, not just the ifeo vdsldr-based v2-v5 (while v6 - v7 share the new method) Turns out people still had v1 installed, and that would mess thing up with latest dev builds because it would delete appraiserres.dll I was eager to drop uninstaller for it (4 lines in my book is 4 lines too much) in v4 thinking people would just use the latest - and it did not matter if it was still installed before build 22509.. But I should not assume much - users will "surprise" you. Probably why microsoft bloats everything they touch - once out of the "factory", you're kinda doomed to keep supporting the older blueprints and can't just present a fresh, neat new version
Yes. It technically works even on windows 7 (but 11 will not keep files and apps directly from 7, so it's better to start upgrade from 10)