Windows 10: upgrading to win11

i have rebuilt my PC several times. the most recent several months ago involved the following: i9-13900K, Asus ROG Maximus Z790 Hero, 64Gb RAM. i know that this is able to run win11; however, since i used the same disks rather than install a clean version of windows and all the apps that are currently installed, the PC won't upgrade because the 'secure boot' options were never enabled in the original installation.if i enable secure boot in the BIOS, rebooting results in the PC going back to the BIOS.is there any way to use one of the win11 disk images after changing the BIOS to reboot

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Win11 upgrade not coming

If you checked again my previous replies, you can see ASUS re-installed my new notebook a even newer Win10 Home installation. After this 2nd time installation, I only did these to the toy:

1. installed chrome
   
2. changed its display brightness
   
3. changed wallpaper
   

After your previous suggestion, the 1 month temp McAfee was gone.

I can't figure out why I can't upgrade to Win11 for such a new notebook. Newer notebook will come with Win11 natively

 

Win11 upgrade not coming

One good news is that MS web site tells me my PC is included in Win11 upgrade list. And MS is doing more testing to prepare it (to this effect).

 

Trouble upgrading to win11

I cannot upgrade to win11 because I am told that my machine does meet specs. I am using an AMD Ryzen 3 2200G with Radeon vega Graphics, 64bit which appears on the compatability list. I am using win10 pro and have gone through the TPM activation. What am I missing?