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Yeah, And while you're in there, make sure TPM 2.0 is enabled as well, it's a common trip-up. Good luck!

Hey there, I feel your frustration—that Health Check app can be really unhelpful! You're on the right track with the TPM. On that HP model, there are often *two* settings you need to change.

First, go back into the BIOS (F10). Look for:
1. **Security > TPM Device** – Make sure it's set to ...

Hey there, that's a super common and frustrating spot to be in. Microsoft's official CPU list is indeed very strict, and your G4560, while a solid chip, is just outside the line they drew. It does feel arbitrary!

First, don't panic. You have a few free options before considering new hardware:

1 ...