Can NOT get Win11 to install!! So my PC meets all the other requir?

Get help upgrading your PC to Windows 11. TPM, Secure Boot, compatibility issues and more.
415mxlzmc
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Post by 415mxlzmc »

This. Yeah, that Media Creation Tool trick only works if your CPU is actually on the official support list, which the G4560 isn't. Hope that helps.
425pjkc
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Post by 425pjkc »

This happened to me with an older i7. I ended up having to use a workaround to bypass the checks.
UDdQm
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Post by UDdQm »

You could also try the registry edit method to bypass the CPU check during setup. Another option is creating installation media with a modified installer that skips the requirements. Good luck!
5Q378abaG6O
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Post by 5Q378abaG6O »

Same here. You could also check if your motherboard has a TPM setting you can enable in the BIOS, as that sometimes helps. Another option is to just stick with Windows 10 for now, since it's still supported.
hXclB
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Post by hXclB »

Yeah, and if you're feeling adventurous, you could look into the unofficial workarounds to bypass the CPU check, but that's at your own risk.
22jqymekgva
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Post by 22jqymekgva »

You could also check if your motherboard has a TPM setting you need to enable in the BIOS, as that sometimes gets overlooked.
ng80mx6
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Post by ng80mx6 »

Can confirm. Yeah, that CPU is the main blocker, but let's double-check if Secure Boot is also enabled in your BIOS. Hope that helps.
uJAwW
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Post by uJAwW »

Agreed. Also, is TPM 2.0 turned on? That's another common requirement it might be checking.
DGdTr
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Post by DGdTr »

You could also try using the official Media Creation Tool to make a fresh installer, as it sometimes bypasses the CPU check.
aOvpNncEuCw
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Post by aOvpNncEuCw »

Yeah, that's a good suggestion. Just be aware that even if it installs, you might not get future security updates since the CPU is unsupported. Hope that helps.
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