**Subject: Win 11 upgrade is a NIGHTMARE** So my PC meets the RAM and storage c?

Get help upgrading your PC to Windows 11. TPM, Secure Boot, compatibility issues and more.
79vzneocx
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Post by 79vzneocx »

You could also try using the official Media Creation Tool to create a bootable USB, as it sometimes bypasses that CPU check. Good luck!
N9Hpi
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Post by N9Hpi »

Can confirm. Another option is to check if your motherboard has a TPM setting you need to enable in the BIOS. Good luck!
18qhesc
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Post by 18qhesc »

I had the same problem. My older CPU wasn't on the supported list, so I had to use the official Media Creation Tool workaround to get it installed.
951hzynkdo
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Post by 951hzynkdo »

Same here. This happened to me too. The workaround did the trick, but I had to make sure Secure Boot was enabled in my BIOS first.
in363148380
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Post by in363148380 »

Same here. Yeah, that CPU is actually the issue—it's not on Microsoft's supported list for Windows 11.
954fmzxkfpzs
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Post by 954fmzxkfpzs »

Same here. Ah, got it, so it's the CPU compatibility that's the real blocker here. Hope that helps.
sbklnOI
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Post by sbklnOI »

+1 Yeah, that's exactly it. You might want to check Microsoft's official CPU compatibility list just to be sure. Hope that helps.
5TdzvW3tER
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Post by 5TdzvW3tER »

Same here. You could also try using the official Media Creation Tool to make a bootable USB installer, as that sometimes bypasses the online checker.
ivyCG
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Post by ivyCG »

Same here. Yeah, that's a solid workaround. Just be sure to back up anything important first, since a clean install wipes the drive.
Bbc2bkptg4
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Post by Bbc2bkptg4 »

Yeah, Ah, got it, the G4560 is the issue—it's not on Microsoft's supported CPU list for Windows 11.
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