I'm trying to upgrade my PC from Windows 10 to Windows 11, but I'm getting a message saying I don't meet the system requirements. My setup includes a Ryzen 9 5900X, an RTX 3080, and 32 GB of RAM running at 3600 MHz. I've checked my BIOS settings, which you can see in this image link. Can anyone help me figure out what I'm missing with the TPM and Secure Boot settings to get the upgrade to work? Any advice is appreciated!
3 Answers
It might help to reset your BIOS to the factory settings and then turn Secure Boot and TPM back on. After doing that, check if it resolves your issue.
Have you tried making a Windows 11 installation USB using Rufus? If you disable the TPM requirements in the options, it might help you bypass the error. Just a heads up, though—you won't get the major updates this way, and you'll have to do an in-place upgrade every time to get them.
You should check out a tool called WhyNotWin11 available on GitHub. It will give you a detailed breakdown of why your PC isn’t meeting the Windows 11 requirements.
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