“Your organization manages updates on this PC” Win 11 PC Health Check

Hi, in the following you will see a second tool which you can try- 3rd party. Note these do not give a comprehensive account. In the rest of the the data I have collated, as the site ie getting many of these queries, you will find other aspects to check.

Your organization manages updates on this PC.

This suggests you or a 3rd party tool has set a registry value equivalent to a group policy. Organisations use group policy, that's where that comes. (Individual users with Pro up can use that too). You don't say if you have Home or Pro.

Have you perhaps disabled or configured Windows Update by some means?


2 tools to check compatibility:
PC Health Check - Windows 11
– may not (yet) be completely reliable.
You could try this tool... it will tell you "why" you are failing...

3rd Party tool to check for Win 11 compatibility - GitHub | Windows 11 Forum

Specifications:
Introducing Windows 11
Find Windows 11 specs, features, and computer requirements
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...specifications

Full specification:
https://download.microsoft.com/downl...ndows%2011.pdf

Graphics:
Only machines after about 2015 can support Direct X 12 graphics.
Try dxdiag.exe on yours e.g. from a Run box

CPU:
You can check to see if your CPU is in this list:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/win...tel-processors

TPM
Check whether you have TPM 2 and if it’s enabled: run
tpm.msc
from e.g. a run command.

antares said:

Yes, I believe I disabled Windows Update from automatically download and install drivers as I update drivers manually myself whenever needed. I don't remember how I did that, but I think I used the Policy Editor. Can that be the culprit?

I don't think so.

I too have driver updates excluded by group policy but I don't get the "Org/IT" from PC Health Check.

I think it's more likely that you have a work email account added at Settings, Accounts, Email & accounts.

Have you tried the second tool I suggested?

And do you have Win 10 Pro or..?

NMI said:

I think it's more likely that you have a work email account added at Settings, Accounts, Email & accounts.

I don't have any email accounts added

dalchina said:

Have you tried the second tool I suggested?

I have not tried it yet, but one more thing I forgot to mention: I have Secure Boot disabled in BIOS

The check will fail on the basis of Secure Boot being disabled, but there are several more possible possible pitfalls as you can see from what I posted.

Is this a PC lent to you by your employer ?