Windows 10: i want to use windows 11 with unsupported tpm

i want to use windows 11 but i have tpm verion 1.2 which doesn't currently meets the minimum requirement of windows 11 but i have all other requirements such as storage ram etc. so how can i use windows 11 on this pc?

:)

 

TPM and Windows 11.

No, it's not changed to 1.2. Windows 11 will not be offered as an upgrade option in Windows Update unless the PC has TPM 2.0.

Update on Windows 11 minimum system requirements and PC Health Check app | Windows 11 Forum

What has changed, as reported in that article Samuria gave a link for, is that MS will apparently allow you to upgrade manually using an ISO on an unsupported device, and if it has TPM 1.2 then it is certainly unsupported.

Whether you'd actually want to install W11 on an unsupported device is another matter, when MS say 'unsupported' they really mean it in all senses of the word. That article goes on to say that: "..."unsupported" Windows 11 PCs won't be entitled to receive Windows Updates".

 

Windows 10-11

What do you mean by trade in?

Windows 10 can be upgraded to Windows 11 for free in a supported or unsupported fashion.

Both methods are free.

Computers, including desktops, laptops, and notebooks with Windows 10 can clean install Windows 11 or upgrade.

Again it can be a supported or unsupported upgrade.

Unsupported upgrades include:

a) BIOS Legacy

b) BIOS UEFI with CSM

c) Drive MBR

d) TPM less than 2 or no TPM

e) CPU not on the Intel, AMD, or Qualcomm supported lists

f) etc.

 

Win 11 - TPM 2.0

My Processor is not on the compatibility list, however other requirements are met.

If your device meets the security baseline requirements, including TPM 1.2, UEFI, and Secure boot, you may be able to get Windows 11 offline through an ISO file when the release hits public. However, you would not get Windows 11 through Windows update. Your PC would be called in an unsupported state, more information about the same is coming soon.