Your device does not meet Windows 11 requirements if the TPM Specification version is less than 2.0. Security Processor details reveal the TPM specification version, it should be 2.0. If you can’t see Security Processor in the section, you may have TPM disabled. Visit Settings > Update & Security > Windows Security > Device Security The following instructions could help If you can’t upgrade to Windows 11 because the PC has TPM 2.0 not enabled or PC capable of running it but that was not set up. In the last five years, most PCs shipped with the capability of running TPM 2.0. Here is interesting information on TPM that may please you: Though you can bypass the requirements when you install Windows 11 using ISO manually, such unsupported devices won’t get security and feature updates, Microsoft warns. TPM 2.0 is required for features such as Windows Hello for identity protection and Bitlocker for data protection. Windows 11 Update says the PC must support TPM 2.0 If your system passed other requirements, still, Micorsoft won’t allow running Windows 11 for missing the Trusted Platform Module chip in the motherboard that encrypts the data. It’s worth noting, Intel 8th Generation CPU, Secure boot, and TPM 2.0 are the most discussed new OS requirements among users. Microsoft has made a mess in communicating about system requirements for Windows 11, this made users believe they need to buy new PCs even if their device probably supports TPM, but is disabled by default in BIOS.
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