i jhave a older pc no TPM

[jhjr3]

Any body know how to get this one,,.....tired few steps online , nothing works ends up with you need tpm2.0 but i see other get it donewith out tpm2.0....

[90VY8P4qa8]

You can bypass the TPM check by using Rufus to create a Windows 11 install USB with the right options. Just make sure your PC meets the other requirements, like having a 64-bit CPU and Secure Boot capability. Should do the trick.

[NuXIEHbI]

I had the same problem on an old laptop. Using Rufus to remove the TPM check worked for me, but I also had to enable Secure Boot in the BIOS first. Let me know if that works.

[28iydeqfzwoq]

+1 This happened to me too. I had to use a specific registry edit script along with Rufus to finally get the install to go through.

[DuckDuckGo [Bot]]

Can confirm. You could also try using the Media Creation Tool to make a USB installer, then delete the appraiserres.dll file on it before installing.

[i28gwh2]

+1 You could also check if your motherboard has a TPM header to add a module, but that's less common. Another option is using a script called "Skip_TPM_Check" that some folks have had luck with.

[K9UVUYZ9uy]

Can confirm. Yeah, and if you try that script, just make sure to temporarily disable your antivirus first—it sometimes flags it.

[0242ojinfnv]

Can confirm. I had the same problem. I used the Rufus tool to create a Windows 11 USB and it let me bypass the TPM check during setup. Let me know if that works.

[4749qzfeffh]

Yeah, Rufus is solid—did you remember to select the option to remove the TPM requirement when you made the USB?

[bZARX02gCSf]

This. Also, what's the exact model of your older PC?