Windows 10: Windows 11 fresh install says the system does not meet requirements.

I have a windows 11 system. It has been upgraded I think from windows 8 to 10, to 11. I did not do any thing to circumvent anything to get 11 on it. I put in a new 4tb drive, and decided to do a fresh install and then add my apps back in as needed. To my surprise the installer displayed "the system does not meet the requirements for Windows 11". I thought there was a checker to look at the system from MS. I looked for it and could not find it. The pages I hit tell me I'm already running windows 11. Is there a checker somewhere so I can figure out what is going on?Here are some specs.Windows 1

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Windows 10 Update says my PC meets all system requirements for Windows 11. Upon install it says This PC cannot run Windows 11.

I have PC with MSI Z370 Pro Gaming Motherboard. I updated to the latest Windows 11 supported bios. I ran the system checker for Windows 11 and it says I meet all the requirements for Windows 11. Windows 10 update says My PC meets all requirements for Windows 11. When I try to install Windows 11 from USB it says this PC cannot run Windows 11.

 

Windows 11 install requirements

On health test says my pc not meet requirements for windows 11 install due to processor. It is i3-6006u, under the list of approved processors it is listed.

 

PC's not meeting system requirements for Windows 11

I have several PC's currently running Windows 10 but none meet the system requirements for Windows 11.

If I have the motherboard as well as the CPU on each PC upgraded and the system requirements met, would the new operating system still be activated or will I have to buy fresh licenses for each PC?

Currently, on two of my PC's, I have the OEM version of Windows 10 and on the other PC's, I have the retail version of Windows 10.