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

[WtAlYmRJkXxO]

I had the same problem with an older i7. I ended up just sticking with Windows 10 since everything still worked fine.

[nnwGUcEH]

Yeah, did you check if TPM is enabled in your BIOS? That's often the issue. Good luck!

[A0Ip5x728l4z]

Agreed. Yeah, and if your BIOS doesn't have a TPM option, you might be able to enable something called PTT instead—it's Intel's version.

[32ixy]

Can confirm. Right, so if PTT is there, turn that on and then run the check again.

[ix35185]

I had the same problem with an older i7. The health check app was useless for figuring out the TPM part.

[lFePs]

Can confirm. This happened to me too. I ended up having to enable TPM in my BIOS, and even then the CPU check was a hard stop.

[eIgvX]

+1 Yeah, that CPU check is a real wall. If you're feeling adventurous, there are unofficial workarounds, but they can be a hassle. Hope that helps.

[113csmf]

This. Have you checked your BIOS settings to see if TPM is disabled there?

[tmZofysPW6i]

Can confirm. I had the same problem with my older i7. The health check app was right about the TPM, but I found the setting buried in my BIOS and enabling it got me past that error.

[WOamFYQm]

Yeah, that CPU is a common blocker. If you're feeling adventurous, there are unofficial workarounds, but they aren't officially supported.