How to Safely Bypass the TPM 2 0, CPU,RAM, Secure Boot Requirement in Windows 11

How to Safely Bypass the TPM 2 0, CPU,RAM, Secure Boot Requirement in Windows 11

With Windows 11, Microsoft unveiled a set of stringent requirements for upgradeable PCs, including having TPM 2.0. These requirements locked out many PC users, but not anymore. In this tutorial, we take a look at the TPM module, why it matters, how to check for it on your device and how to bypass it and install Windows 11.

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Microsoft has some strict hardware requirements that your PC must meet to install Windows 11, including TPM 2.0 support. This means that not only older computers, but virtual machines will refuse to upgrade from Windows 10, giving you a message that "this PC doesn't currently meet Windows 11 system requirements."

Fortunately, there is a simple way you can create a Windows 11 USB install disk that will bypass not only Windows 11's TPM requirement, but also its need for 8GB of RAM and a supported CPU. Using a free tool called Rufus and at least a 16GB Flash drive, you can either perform an in-place upgrade of Windows 10 to 11 or a Windows 11 clean install while getting around these minimums. In the first section of our tutorial.

This tutorial will apply for computers, laptops, desktops, and tablets running the Windows 10 and Windows 11 operating systems (Home, Professional, Enterprise, Education) from all supported hardware manufactures, like Dell, HP, Acer, Asus, Toshiba, Lenovo, Huawei and Samsung.

[brianchappelle]

Thank you for this. I had the TPM check and Secure boot keys but have been fishing around for the key to bypass the RAM check. All the sites I looked at suggested the Rufus route but I didn't want to build new installation media when I suspected I was just one registry line away. I've had some success using Windows 11 to speed up some older devices where the latest build of Windows 10 was making them sluggish. Bypassing the RAM restrictions is my most extreme attempt. I don't expect it to be useable but your video has made it possible to try it for myself so Ty

[noonecareswhenalltheydo]

One other thing to note guys and gals:

If you are doing upgrades like these on older machines often, do what is called a save registry after you have typed in these instructions. Save it to the windows bootable flash drive as a file name “unsupported”.

When you get ready to do this again, go into regedit, and click on file, load, and the find the “unsupported” file on the boot flash drive and double click on it.

These commands are now loaded into the registry and you can continue the installation.

Super easy and super fast compared to doing all this typing again and again.

[alainfung]

Confirmed this guide works as of 10/09/23 - only needed the TPM check bypass much better than the guides referencing a MoSetup node that doesn't exist in the latest installation media - THANKS

[juanjimenez]

Thanks a lot! This is the only tutorial that actually works !

[xicelinkx]

Absolutely incredible bro thank you so much. I spent all day messing with this thing. So clear step by step, only 38 shocks me. There will be many more. Thanks again

[garrettb]

Awesome. Was able to make a 60gb partition and follow direction and successfully able to boot and test Windows 11 on that 60gb while still able to boot to existing Windows 7 system on other main partition. Using a 6th gen i5 with z170 board. Thank you.

[JoeBazz_Babatunde]

This tutorial worked for me. I am now on Windows 11. Thank you

[EduardoDanielTorres]

Thanks a lot !!!! Tested in an old Sony Vaio and worked fine. Great !!!!

[resarfekim]

Worked for me, very clear and concise instructions, thanks.

[AmiyamFoolism]

Respect for this guy that he know everything and can do anything of window 10/11 and more.

[rajacomputer]

Wow amazing my rig is x79+core i7 3930k and i had to used this metode so the result is clearly running without problem thanks dude

[archmage_kenesh]

I know its a 2 years old video, but i wanted to say thank you man! you are the GOAT! its still working in 2024

[MoreSunnySFM]

Thanks for this video in case I need because in January this year I installed Windows 11 different way on my first laptop with Intel 4th Gen i3 by using a Rufus program that it has an option for bypassing to install Windows 11.

[giuseppefrancescolangella]

The only one who really helped me. Thank you.

[sufyanadi]

Perfect, thanks. So many different vids that do not work

[KetogenicGuitars]

Thanks so many! I went directly to "repair computer". Then edited registry as showed here. Then wrote "setup" to command line and setup restarted.

[TheUnkown]

Thank you so much for this guy. You're a lifesaver!

[robertrobertsakarogerslemer]

Obrigado pelo vídeo. Só consegui fazer a instalação do Windows 11 através de suas dicas. Muito obrigado.

Thanks for the video. I was only able to install Windows 11 through your tips. Thank you very much.

[gameplayallgamesresidmon]

Thanks alot bro!! ur the best out there on System Requirements Bypassing & Other Tutorials! oh yeah i also subscribed, liked, Nolifcations on all ur the best!!

[tonibojones]

Thank you so much for this! Worked like a charm 👏🏽💜🔥