Many users face a frustrating problem: their PC can't run Windows 11 due to TPM requirements. Microsoft's new operating system demands TPM 2.0, a security chip found in most modern computers. Older systems often lack it or have it disabled.
What is TPM?
TPM (Trusted Platform Module) is a hardware-based security feature. It protects your system by storing encryption keys and ensuring secure boot processes. TPM 2.0 is required to install Windows 11, helping defend against malware and data theft.
How to Check If You Have TPM
You can check TPM status in several ways:
Run tpm.msc: Press Win + R, type tpm.msc, and hit Enter.
Device Manager: Look for "Trusted Platform Module" under "Security Devices."
PowerShell: Type Get-TPM for detailed info.
Solutions for PCs Without TPM 2.0
If your system lacks TPM 2.0, don't worry. There are a few ways to move forward:
Enable TPM in BIOS: Many systems have TPM disabled by default. Check BIOS/UEFI settings.
Add a TPM Module: Some desktops allow you to install a TPM chip manually.
Bypass TPM Requirements: Use a registry tweak or tools like Rufus to install Windows 11 without TPM. This is not officially supported and may reduce system security.
Should You Bypass TPM?
Bypassing TPM works for testing or older hardware, but it weakens your device's security. If you're running business systems, it's better to upgrade hardware or use alternatives like Windows 10 or Linux.
Source Link: https://aardwolfsecurity.com/what-to-do-if-your-pc-cant-run-windows-11-because-of-tpm/
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Can't Install Windows 11? Here's How to Fix TPM Issues
Cerita PendekMany users face a frustrating problem: their PC can't run Windows 11 due to TPM requirements. Microsoft's new operating system demands TPM 2.0, a security chip found in most modern computers. Older systems often lack it or have it disabled.
