Windows 10: I'm not able to run windows 11 on my PC

After installing an 24h2 update my computer booted once. After it it fell into a bsod loop, so it wasn't able to run windows. They had the following error codes: Critical Process Died, Session1 Initialization Failed, 0xc000021a, 0xc000007b, and some more. There also were some bsod's while entering the built-in recovery mode and even while booting from windows 11 installer pendrive. I tried updating bios, running pc with one ram stick, scanned ram using memtest86, tried changing some settings in bios, booting without any discs, reseting bios to default settings, i checked the voltages and tempe

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PC not able to run win 11

Thanks for the link *Smile

My main PC is not TPM compliant, so no Windows 11 for me if there's no workaround to bypass this requirement in released W11 version. *Sad

As posted by others, you can run "tpm.msc" to check for TPM compliance on your PC.

 

PC not able to run win 11

Upgrade to Windows 11 will be free:
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/wind...in#question-11

"It’s free. But only Windows 10 PCs that are running the most current version of Windows 10 and meet the minimum hardware specifications will be able to upgrade. You can check to see if you have the latest updates for Windows 10 in Settings/Windows Update."

@ICIT2LOL ...... you'll be happy with that *Smile Hopefully your PC meets W11 requirements.

 

PC not able to run win 11

Thanks Steve I hope my older desktop build will meet the requirements my main laptop will because it is not that old*Smile
I haven't watched the broadcast video yet but am trying to get to doing so - got a bit on at the moment.