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Thanks! I found the date column, but now my list is huge. Can I make it only show files from the last week?

Thanks so much! That fixed it!

You could also try checking for driver updates, especially for your graphics and chipset, since outdated ones can cause that kind of lag after an upgrade.

Exactly what I needed, thank you!

Yeah this is common. I had this issue on a different ASUS board. Even with Secure Boot enabled, it sometimes needs to be set to "Windows UEFI mode" specifically, not just enabled. Also, double-check that your drive is using GPT partitioning, not MBR.

I need to locate documents I opened in the last few days, but I can't remember where I saved them. Is there a way to search my computer and sort everything by the last time it was used? I'm not very technical, so a method using the regular File Explorer would be best. I just want to see my most ...

+1 This happened to me. I had to update the BIOS, then go back in and clear the TPM before it would finally pass the check.

Same here. You could also try enabling the regular TPM setting in BIOS if your motherboard has a dedicated module slot, even if it's empty.

+1 You could also try creating a fresh Windows 11 installation USB from Microsoft's website and using the "Upgrade this PC now" option directly from the USB, which sometimes bypasses those errors. Good luck!

Can confirm. Yeah, did you ever check if TPM 2.0 is enabled in your BIOS? That's usually the blocker for that CPU.