How to Install Windows 11 without TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot

I'm trying to in-place upgrade a Win10 machine with no TPM chip.
I've added the AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU key but the install still refuses due to lack of TPM 2.0.

Another unsupported machine I got was upgraded just fine using the same procedure.
What could be the issue? I'm at a loss here.

 

Disconnect from internet then try the upgrade

 

The official MSFT bypass needs at least TPM 1.2 to be present:
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...grade-fix-kit-v2-0.83724/page-25#post-1694983
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https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...grade-fix-kit-v2-0.83724/page-25#post-1694922

 

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Hi everybody.

I think the simplest way to bypass TPM check (using all official software), is building Win11 ISO (for TPM FIX purposes) replacing file "install.wim" in Win10 original ISO using software UltraISO.

Does anyone know some limitation using this method ?

Thanks.

 

Yes, when the used win 10 iso is older than the install to be upgraded it's a nogo, just use the boot.wim registry fixes for clean install and the appraiserres.dll fixes for upgrade scenarios.
https://forums.mydigitallife.net/threads/win-11-boot-and-upgrade-fix-kit-v2-0.83724/
swapping install.wim files is available too.

 

From what I read Rufus does not patch an out of date processor.

 

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It worked on my i5-2400.

 

you may want to post or comment about that here instead

 

Did you mean 100 instead? How does this work?

 

@spedia:

calculate: 102 /1.024 (1MB = 1.024B) and you get: 99.609375, wich is near 100MB, what is needed for MS to show as EFI Partition Size.

 

A very intelligent fast, easy way, application available to everyone.

https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...s-tpm-secureboot-storage-ram-cpu-check.84354/

 

Tried that method, doing a inplace upgrade from 22000.258 to 22000.483 and failed… with a laptop Toshiba Tecra A50-A.

It stops always at 0% install with error “Windows 11 installation has failed”

Any solutions i can try ?

Thanks to everybody.

 

which method?

 

The one above… putting the file Autounnatend.xml on root folder…
Also tried to put the appraisexxx.dll on the source folder, but didn’t work too.

What i don’t understand is why i could upgrade from Windows 10 insider build to the Win 11 22000.258…
I remember it was dificult too…

But now i can’t upgrade to another Win 11 build… shame on you Microsoft

 

UPDATE - UPGRADE Windows 11

https://forums.mydigitallife.net/th...oot-storage-ram-cpu-check.84354/#post-1699227

 

I’m trying to do a inplace upgrade directly on windows from 22000.258 to 22000.483… not a clean install… or booting with a usbdisk to upgrade.

So that picture don’t apply in what i am doing.

 

Clarifying my question: does anyone know any limitations of this method that I mentioned for clean installations (WITHOUT upgrade)?

 

If it installs you're fine.