**Subject: Windows 11 upgrade is a NIGHTMARE** So my PC health check app just l?

[JwsMKjclrJdd]

Also, is TPM 2.0 showing as enabled in the PC Health Check app?

[vQ00g45l0]

Can confirm. I had the same problem with my old i5. The PC Health Check app was useless for actually telling me what was wrong. Hope that helps.

[hXtGWREWz]

Yeah, did you ever check if TPM 2.0 is enabled in your BIOS? That's usually the culprit.

[idn9049]

Agreed, that's almost always it. A quick tip: if you enable it and still get the error, try clearing your TPM from the same BIOS menu.

[Yahoo [Bot]]

Yeah, that's the fix. Also, double-check Secure Boot is enabled in your BIOS—it's a separate setting that can trip you up too. Hope that helps.

[CMZhedqAOfVI]

Yeah, I had the same problem with my i5-7600K. I had to manually enable TPM 2.0 in the BIOS before the installer would stop complaining.

[27tB1Kp9t62]

Can confirm. Agreed, that was the key for me too. One extra tip: after you enable it, you might need to also turn on Secure Boot in the same BIOS menu.

[aM33l5WvG]

Yeah, and if Secure Boot is grayed out, you might need to switch your BIOS from Legacy/CSM to UEFI mode first. Hope that helps.

[luzg9831017]

Agreed, and don't forget to save your BIOS changes before exiting—that one gets me every time.

[xPfSPiAv]

Oh, and did you check if TPM 2.0 is actually enabled in your BIOS?