**Subject: Win 11 upgrade is killing me!!** So my old rig (i7-6700k, GTX 1060) ?

[ueHGqqvi]

+1 And while you're in there, make sure Secure Boot is turned on too.

[2r3wbfmn]

Can confirm. You could also try updating your BIOS, as sometimes an older version is what's blocking the TPM or Secure Boot check. Hope that helps.

[127xj]

+1 I had the same problem. My 6700k needed a BIOS update to enable the TPM setting before the checker would pass. Good luck!

[ZWH2jGu]

This happened to me too. I had to manually enable fTPM in my BIOS, and then the checker finally gave me the green light. Let me know if that works.

[8100mzg]

Yeah, and after you turn that on, double-check that Secure Boot is enabled as well.

[XNtgnNWuFv]

I had the same problem. My motherboard needed a BIOS update to enable the TPM 2.0 setting, even though the chip was technically capable.

[1qaMtmCBk]

Same here. This happened to me too. I had to manually enable fTPM in the BIOS before the checker would see it.

[CvySAovP]

I had the same problem. Even after enabling TPM, I had to update my BIOS to the latest version before Windows 11 would finally install.

[dJplwaN]

You could also try using the official Media Creation Tool to do a clean install instead of the upgrade path. Another option is to double-check that Secure Boot is enabled in your BIOS along with TPM. Good luck!

[954zjgi]

I had the same problem with my 6700K. The Health Check tool was useless, but manually enabling TPM in the BIOS finally got the upgrade to go through.