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Not 100% sure, but First, double-check that the TPM is set to version 2.0 in your BIOS, not just enabled—sometimes there's a separate selection. Also, make sure Secure Boot is enabled, as Windows 11 requires both.

This. Ah, that CPU isn't on the supported list, which is likely the root cause.

That's super frustrating, especially when the official tool gives you the green light. The Optiplex 7040 is a common pain point. The 6th-gen Intel CPU is the official cutoff, but some models *can* work. The PC Health Check often misses finer details.

Let's double-check a few things the installer is ...

Hey there, totally understand your frustration. That G4560 is a solid budget chip, so it feels unfair to be blocked. You're right, it's about Microsoft's official list, which requires 8th-gen Intel or newer for most CPUs. The main missing features are TPM 2.0 and certain security instructions ...

**Subject: Windows 11 upgrade is a NIGHTMARE**

So my i7-6700K is suddenly "ancient"?? Trying to upgrade and hitting a wall. The PC Health Check app just says "This PC doesn't meet the minimum system requirements." Dug into the settings and it says I only have TPM 1.2. Seriously? This CPU was a ...