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Yeah, You could also try updating your BIOS to the latest version from ASUS's website, as that sometimes adds the Secure Boot option.

Same here. You could also try using the official Microsoft PC Health Check app to get a more detailed breakdown of what's specifically failing.

Hey, I feel your pain! The TPM/Secure Boot double-whammy is super common and frustrating. You're 90% there! Enabling TPM was the big one. Here’s a straightforward guide for your ASUS Z170:

1. Reboot and mash **DEL** or **F2** to enter BIOS.
2. Go to **Boot** menu (or sometimes **Security**).
3 ...

Hey there, totally feel your frustration—that "so close yet so far" stage is the worst. You're right on the cusp, and that TPM check is a common headache.

First, double-check that your TPM is not just enabled, but **set to version 2.0** in the BIOS (sometimes listed as "PTT" for Intel or "fTPM" for ...

Hey there, that's a super common and frustrating situation. You're right, the CPU requirement does feel arbitrary for many still-capable processors like your i3-6100. Microsoft's list is strict for security features it requires.

Before you give up, let's try a couple **free, official workarounds ...