Windows 11 available on October 5

Hi,
Not much help to a lot of people though

Paul Black said:

They can always check the TPM version FIRST by typing tpm.msc in the CMD Prompt > Enter.

Hi,
Yeah but that only states if they already have a driver for it and or if it's already active

x299 has tpm1.2 but I show no driver or it's active just look in bios so useless

x299 does have a bios update I assume to show tpp in bios whether it added tpm 2.0 or just shows it's tpm 1.2 I don't know I haven't flashed the newest bios.

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Lol. . . is this a test ? .



I think I'll pass decline. . . .

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skip tpm check and not need it
but every motherboard has tpm on bios settings.

dany007119966 said:

skip tpm check and not need it
but every motherboard has tpm on bios settings.

Hi,
Nope every board might have a mother board port to install a tpm chip but no every board does not have bios settings.

cereberus said:

Use the Virtual Installation And General Repair Application.

Good one! ;o)

Windows 10, like many in the autumn of their lives, needs that lil' sumpn' sumpn'.

i have h110 m-r and it has tpm 2.0 in bios

Microsoft shares Windows 11 TPM check bypass for unsupported PCs

If someone is desperate to install 11 on incompatible hardware in that article:
"The Windows 11 setup program will no longer check for a TPM 2.0 security processor or compatible CPUs when added.

However, you will still require a TPM 1.2 security processor, which many will not likely have. If you are missing a TPM 1.2 processor, you can bypass all TPM checks by using this script that deletes appraiser.dll during setup."

Good luck