Watch what is next for Windows event on June 24, 2021

ish4d0w · 24 Jun 2021

Wow, over 20+ pages in two hours!

Brink · 24 Jun 2021

ish4d0w said:

Can anyone sum up what we have so far?

Introducing Windows 11

ish4d0w · 24 Jun 2021

Brink said:

Introducing Windows 11

Thank you!

itsme1 · 24 Jun 2021

Laptops do not appear to have a removable tpm chip slot, the chip appears to be integrated into the motherboard, soldered on. If this is the case for all laptops, it is not normal. This is something that must be added to the list of components soldered on certain laptop, memory, wifi adapter ...

Jen1 said:

I ran PC health check!

Jen1 said:

I have:
I7 7820hk
64GB RAM
512GB ssd + 1TB hd
TPM 2.0
4k 120hz HDR monitor
NVIDIA 1080 2x SLI

and it told me I can't upgrade, I hope it is a bug

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sgage said:

I hope so too. I went into my BIOS setup and TPM and Secure Boot are enabled, TPM is 2.0. This is nuts.

have you disabled csm in bios so now it should be disabled for windows 11?

edit: There are precautions you can take to disable csm.

Convert Windows 10 from Legacy BIOS to UEFI without Data Loss

Caledon Ken · 24 Jun 2021

Interesting that it says "and it's free"

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Thanks for posting Mike.

The need for TPM is going to create a massive hardware buying cycle.

jh30uk · 24 Jun 2021

Preparing for Insider Preview Builds of Windows 11 | Windows Insider Blog

pparks1 · 24 Jun 2021

Sedril said:

I went into the BIOS and found a setting "TPM - discrete" and changed it to "TPM - firmware" and now it says all is good...
So I think a lot of people are going to be seeing false negatives on the ability to run Windows 11....

Hopefully the word will get out that for many there will be a simple setting they can change in order to run it...

Great call out here Sedril,

I went into my BIOS and was under AMD fTPM was able to change from Discrete to firmware and re-ran the check and my box is good.

sgage · 24 Jun 2021

itsme1 said:

Laptops do not appear to have a removable tpm chip slot, the chip appears to be integrated into the motherboard, soldered on. If this is the case for all laptops, it is not normal. This is something that must be added to the list of components soldered on certain laptop, memory, wifi adapter ...

have you disabled csm in bios so now it should be disabled for windows 11?

What is CSM? I see no mention of it in any of my BIOS settings...

itsme1 · 24 Jun 2021

sgage said:

What is CSM? I see no mention of it in any of my BIOS settings...

I translated from French to English

Google Translate

magilla · 24 Jun 2021

None of my computers meet the requirements; however, I do have TPM 2.0 compatibility and everything else requirement but still says not compatible with Windows 11.