Windows 10: I am trying to install Windows 11 on my new PC and it says it is not compatible? Need help!

I built a new system. Here are the basics:ASUS B650E WIFI motherboardAMD Ryzen 7 9000-series processor16 GB memory1 X 4 TB SSD drivesASUS Radeon RX9070XT Graphics CardI am trying to install Windows 11 from the full retail version thumb drive.After answering the keyboard & language questions, the installer displays a dialog saying the system doesn't meet requirements.I really wish I knew the exact problem the installer is having. Is there a log file or other resource that identifies the issue?Any help appreciated.

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windows xp installation and dual core am

could someone please list the steps they follow to install windows with a dual core processor and windows xp service pack to. I'm reletively new to amd dual core and i feel i'm missing a step. All help will be appreciated. thanx

 

Windows 11 says compatible, but in instalation says it isnt?

The very first step, before running the buggy PC Health Check app, is to see if your CPU is on the approved list for Windows 11. Is it?

 

Being told that my new PC is not compatible with Windows 11

Yes, TPM and Secure Boot are enabled; and my PC meets all of the minimum system requirements for upgrade to Windows 11;

except the CPU is not listed as compatible.

This computer is quite new.

Whilst it may be the case that every new PC is compatible with Windows 11; why should I have to buy a new computer when there is nothing wrong with the present one?

It has a legitimate copy of Microsoft Windows 10 Professional, Activated with a Retail Digital Licence, bought from the Microsoft APP Store.

I bought my PC and copy of Microsoft Windows 10 thinking that I was covered for all future upgrades.

Now, I learn that I am not covered for future upgrades because the CPU is not compatible with Windows 11.

Who is to say that If I buy a new computer, with Windows 11, that the CPU on that one may not qualify for an

upgrade to the next version of Windows?