**Subject: Win 11 upgrade is KILLING ME** So my Lenovo ThinkCentre M710 is supp?

[yi62bC27se55]

Thanks! I checked and it does say TPM 2.0, but now the upgrade says my processor isn't supported. What's going on?

[5b80aC]

I had the same problem. My ThinkPad had TPM 2.0, but the real blocker was an older Intel processor that wasn't on Microsoft's approved list.

[5RS5G21cE7]

Did you check if your specific CPU model is on Microsoft's official compatibility list?

[ladd5891]

Also, have you double-checked that TPM 2.0 is actually enabled in your BIOS?

[4q7vJ699v3]

Did you also check if Secure Boot is enabled, since that's a separate requirement?

[ggNAK7HGj]

Can confirm. Yeah, and is your CPU on Microsoft's official supported list for that model?

[nr0186]

Agreed. You could also try manually enabling TPM and Secure Boot in your BIOS, as sometimes they get reset or aren't on by default.

[uky641110713]

I had the same problem. On my machine, the health check tool was useless until I actually went into the BIOS and enabled Secure Boot—it wasn't just about TPM.

[yV8811b]

Agreed. You could also check if your processor is on Microsoft's official compatibility list, as some older "supported" models have specific requirements.

[1AA0uF3ZuAN]

Can confirm. Yeah, and have you double-checked if Secure Boot is enabled in your BIOS?