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+1 Yeah, that's a solid approach. Just make sure to run the PC Health Check app first to confirm compatibility before you dive in. Good luck!

Agreed. Yeah, and sometimes you have to enable the fTPM option specifically for AMD or Intel PTT for that CPU.

Agreed. Yeah, and if you go that route, make sure to back up anything important first just in case.

Yeah, I had the same problem. I used subprocess.run(['snippingtool']) and it worked perfectly for me. Good luck!

You could also try the official Microsoft Media Creation Tool, which sometimes bypasses those checks. Another option is checking for a BIOS update from your motherboard manufacturer, as that can fix TPM recognition issues.

Hey there, totally understand the frustration. It's a common issue with the 7th-gen Intel cutoff. Let's break it down.

First, the TPM 2.0 check: sometimes it's enabled but not detected. Restart, enter your BIOS/UEFI (usually by mashing F2 or Del during boot), and look for settings like "Security ...

Hey, that's super frustrating, and you're not alone. The G4560 is a 7th-gen Kaby Lake chip, but Microsoft's official support list for Windows 11 is oddly selective and excludes many 7th-gen CPUs, including all Pentiums and Celerons. It does feel like an artificial wall for hardware that runs ...

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

So my PC meets the RAM and storage reqs, but this upgrade is impossible. I keep hitting “This PC doesn’t meet the minimum system requirements” because of the TPM thing. I have an AMD FX-8350. Looked everywhere in the BIOS—there’s NO firmware TPM option ...