SizeIntelligent2782 t1_ja0dy17 wrote
Reply to comment by JustHanginInThere in Windows 10 users are being offered a Windows 11 upgrade despite not meeting the requirements by GOR098
Then you probably have TPM but it's turned off in BIOS, and the new checker figured it out
hallowass t1_ja0f2mf wrote
I disabled the tpm in bios on purpose because i dont see any benifit to upgrade to w11.
Whatamianoob112 t1_ja2ehl7 wrote
Yup. Don't want any accidental "upgrades".
MagicDragon212 t1_ja0q7jw wrote
This is almost always why people "don't meet the requirements." But to be fair, I wouldn't expect the average user to look into it or ever enter their BIOS
commodore_kierkepwn t1_ja1axwo wrote
Mine was from 2019 and top line and barely missed the cutoff on having a TPM. It sucks because the rig is still viable
chadford t1_ja3gvot wrote
Quite a few mobos of that era supported tpm, just didn't install one. It may be as simple as buying, installing on the right pins, and enabling in bios.
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