Windows 10: How do I fix the System Requirements Not Met.

Windows is saying system requirements not met but when I look at the min. requirement my computer supports up to 4 times that much. How do I check what is actually wrong and fix it? Everything is up to date with windows updates but I'm still getting the message about it not being up to par. I have tried going to the settings to "learn more" but it only takes me to a web page with windows 11 system requirements and doesn't actually tell me what is the problem. I bought this computer with windows 11 already installed on the computer and honestly at this point I want to go to windows 10. It has b

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Windows 11 systems requirements not met

I've been using windows 11 for almost three months but after the latest update it started displaying system requirements not met. I noticed that the tpm 2.0 module was disabled after the update so I enabled it but it didn't fix the notification . I've checked through pc health check and it says this pc meets system requirements and I've also cross-checked my system specifications with the requirements. What should I do ?

 

Running Windows 11 BUT screen message says" System requirements not met"

Running Windows 11 BUT screen message says" System requirements not met"

 

Why is Windows 11 saying that "System requirements not met"

Hi, I'm Elise, and I'd be happy to help with your issue.

Originally the requirements for Windows 11 were not as strict but Microsoft changed them in later releases, this is why you will be seeing this.

You can remove the watermark by following these steps:

Step 1: Open the Registry Editor by typing the same in the search and then hitting the Enter key.

Click the Yes button when you get the User Account Control prompt to open Registry Editor with admin rights.

Step 2: In the Registry Editor, go to:

HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\UnsupportedHardwareNotificationCache

NOTE: If you cannot find the UnsupportedHardwareNotificationCache key, go to HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel, right-click on the Control Panel key, select New and then select Key. Name the new key as UnsupportedHardwareNotificationCache.

Step 3: On the left side, select the UnsupportedHardwareNotificationCache key. On the right side, perform a right-click, select New and then select DWORD (32-bit) Value. Name it SV1 if you are running Windows 11 stable build, Beta, or Release Preview. If you are on an Insider build, name it SV2.

Step 4: Finally, double-click on the SV1/SV2 and change its value data to 0 (zero).

Step 5: Either restart your computer or restart the File Explorer process via Task Manager to get rid of the “System requirements not met” message.