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#5923907
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XenthorX:

When the message prompt said "by enabling TPM 2.0 if the security key stored within windows bitlocker and Amd Bios Agesa are different, you will not be able to unlock your computer" I told myself " screw it ", i'm in no hurry to beta test win11
No one should be in a hurry to install beta os. People should wait.
#5923909
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Undying:

No one should be in a hurry to install beta os. People should wait.
Beta OS from a trillion dollar company. For them a new rig costs as much as a glass of water. For us, new rig costs a fortune. Find the error.
#5923911
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My 5950 with RTX 3090, 64 Gig ram, two 2tb NVME drives, and 8Tb hard drive don't pass. I would upgrade but to what? 🙂
#5923912
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Undying:

Anyway after i enabled amd ftpm https://www.linkpicture.com/q/Untitl3333ed.png
Do you have user account control enabled?
hamltnblue:

My 5950 with RTX 3090, 64 Gig ram, two 2tb NVME drives, and 8Tb hard drive don't pass. I would upgrade but to what? 🙂
I don't know man seems like a pretty under-powered pc to me.... maybe you just need more ram. This is sarcasm. Enabled ftpm?
#5923913
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Weird, mine fails even with fTPM enabled.
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KissSh0t:

Do you have user account control enabled? I don't know man seems like a pretty under-powered pc to me.... maybe you just need more ram. This is sarcasm. Enabled ftpm?
No im not signed in. Just a pure uefi, secure boot disabled, ftpm enabled.
#5923916
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Undying:

No im not signed in. Just a pure uefi, secure boot disabled, ftpm enabled.
Ok.. thanks :x
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Andy Watson:

Well my PC meets the minimum spec but then it says it is not upgradable to 11. It does not tell me why, as far as I can see. but recommends buying a new machine ... hmmm. Actually, I don't know if I have :- TPM Trusted Platform Module (TPM) version 2.0 What is that?
It's well knows microsoft is a s$$t.........refused to install on a quad core 8 gb ram ...............check this tries and it works ..............................ms go to hell ! [youtube=ylpON3VZ360]
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KissSh0t:

I enabled the thingy in the bios and the tool still didn't run, I give up haha..
[youtube=ylpON3VZ360]
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mackintosh:

Apparently my 5900X is 5 years old and can’t run 11. Great tool. I can’t be arsed troubleshooting, but I’m assuming it wants fTPM on, CSM off and Secure Boot on, thus a GPT formatted boot drive.
ran on a much older machine .................... [youtube=ylpON3VZ360]
#5923928
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It doesnt need secure boot well mine has never been enabled .. just ftpm in firmware mode
#5923935
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marcolau:

[youtube=ylpON3VZ360]
I'm not trying to install the unfinished leaked build of Windows 11, I'm trying to figure out why the microsoft check compatibility tool won't run on my system, which has windows 10.
#5923937
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It's looking for fTPM and pure UEFI. If you're running legacy/MBR it will fail. At least that seems to be my impression from the limited troubleshooting I've done on this. I'm not going anywhere near 11 itself until it's officially released.
#5923940
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mackintosh:

It's looking for fTPM and pure UEFI. If you're running legacy/MBR it will fail. At least that seems to be my impression from the limited troubleshooting I've done on this. I'm not going anywhere near 11 itself until it's officially released.
System is in uefi mode, it a newish motherboard I guess... "ASUS TUF Gaming B550 Plus Wi-Fi", enabled ftpm... it's the WindowsPCHealthCheck program itself, it doesn't "appear" when running it, if I keep trying to run it over and over it just creates new instances that only show in task manager. *edit* Just to show what it's doing... I guess they haven't finished developing this WindowsPCHealthCheck tool *shrugs* [spoiler]https://i.imgur.com/YQ7ViEi.jpg https://i.imgur.com/ivjkAY5.jpg[/spoiler]
#5923941
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Open powershell and run this command: get-tpm
#5923942
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fTPM and UEFI/GPT should be enough but considering this tool thinks my PC is 5 years old, I wouldn't put any stock in it.
#5923944
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After enabling TPM my system is Win 11 ready as well. Maybe two years after release i'll give it a go, just like with Win 10.
#5923945
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Passus:

ran test and it said no ,, went into bios to enable firmware tpm and it passed @rl66 why the conspiracy? my board, asus rog strix x570 f
It's not conspiracy, it's just the app that is obviously made to make people buy new thing... It say "no you can't" when the reality is "yes no problem it will work", because YES windows 11 work on this PC... and nothing to touch in bios at all. And on that this program is just a crap.
#5923946
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Horus-Anhur:

Open powershell and run this command: get-tpm
I wasn't sure if the OwnerAuth is meant to be shared so I blacked it out. [spoiler]https://i.imgur.com/ZESi9Z9.jpg [/spoiler] *edit* Just as I posted this multiple instances of the PC Health Check Tool all popped up at the same time. G G Microsoft 10 out of 10 programming. It took them 18 minutes to appear after clicking on it to run multiple times. *editit* all good. https://i.imgur.com/gTZ0sG0.jpg

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