**Subject: CANNOT upgrade to Win 11!! So frustrated?

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tjMEM5
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Post by tjMEM5 »

Yeah, that CPU is actually on the unsupported list, so that's likely the main blocker.
hXclB
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Post by hXclB »

I had the same problem with an older Intel chip. It's super frustrating when your PC feels capable but gets blocked by that list. Hope that helps.
Yahoo [Bot]
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Post by Yahoo [Bot] »

Yeah, Have you checked if your motherboard's TPM 2.0 is enabled in the BIOS?
GOen24dc3rPW
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Post by GOen24dc3rPW »

This. You could also try using the PC Health Check app from Microsoft, it often gives a clearer breakdown of what's specifically failing.
dvkk8654889
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Post by dvkk8654889 »

+1 I had the same problem with an older CPU. The health check app confirmed it was my processor that wasn't supported, which was a real letdown. Good luck!
754vn
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Post by 754vn »

Yeah, that's the exact same blocker. A quick tip: Microsoft's official PC Health Check app will give you the specific reason, but for that CPU, it's definitely the lack of TPM 2.0 support.
47vD321
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Post by 47vD321 »

This. Agreed, that CPU is the issue. You could also check your BIOS for a TPM setting, but on that older hardware, it likely just won't be compatible.
G635nd8
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Post by G635nd8 »

Agreed. I had the same problem with an older Intel chip. It’s definitely the CPU holding you back.
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