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How to Install Windows 11

Follow these instructions to install and activate Windows 11.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/software-download/

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Before starting the process of installing Windows 11 on your PC, we recommend that you start by checking whether your target PC meets the minimum system requirements. When Windows 11 was first launched, Microsoft changes the minimum system requirements to ensure more security and reliability of the system itself. Here is a list of these minim requirements:

Check Windows 11 Minimum System Requirements

  • It’s a 64-bit only Operating System. 32-bit is not supported.
  • Minimum 2 CPU Cores are required.
  • TPM 2.0 is required for installation. TPM 2.0 was mostly integrated into 8th-generation CPUs. So at least an 8th Gen CPU is required.
  • Only UEFI is supported. The legacy boot is not supported.

Part 01:

It can be difficult to check each of these specifications individually. However, you can use the PC Health Check app to check for Windows 11 requirements automatically. Here is how: On the target PC, download the PC Health Check app. Run the downloaded Windows PC Health Check Setup file. Agree to the licensing terms and click Install.

Part 02:

The app will now install.
When installed, run the PC Health Check app.

Part 03:

Inside the app, click “Check now.”

Part 04:

The app will now run a brief scan and let you know if your PC supports Windows 11.
View all results for Windows 11 requirements.

If your PC meets the minimum requirements for Windows 11, then you can proceed with the given topics below to create a bootable Windows 11 USB flash drive and then install it. However, if it doesn’t, then you either need to upgrade your system or bypass the requirements for Windows 11.

Step 01:

How to Create a Bootable Windows 11 USB Drive: Once you have downloaded the ISO image, you will need to create a bootable media drive so you can install Windows 11 on any system. You can create a bootable USB drive and a DVD. However, we suggest you create a USB drive, as it is more convenient.

PART 01

Download Rufus from its website and install it on your computer. Once downloaded, run Rufus software.

PART 02

Then, click “Select” under Boot selection, navigate to the downloaded Windows 11 ISO file, and select it.

PART 03

Leave the rest of the settings to their default values and click Start.

Select the Windows 11 customization options and click Ok.

PART 04

Since Rufus can now bypass the minimum requirements for Windows 11, you can select the type of bootable USB you want to make. If prompted with another confirmation, click Ok.

Your Windows 11 bootable USB drive will now be in the making. This step may take a few minutes to complete.

Step 02:

Install Windows 11 from ISO Step by Step

Now that you have created a bootable drive using the ISO file, you can now begin installing Windows 11. Here is how:

Confirm that the target PC meets the minimum Windows 11 requirements (discussed above). Plug in the bootable Windows 11 USB flash drive in the target computer. Turn on/reboot the computer and open its One Time Boot Menu (Usually through the F12, F10, F9 or Esc button). Select the external USB drive to boot from the bootable USB. You will now see a menu such as the one below. Click “Next.”

Step 03:

Click on “Install Now

Step 04:

On the next screen, click “I don’t have a product key.”

Even if you do have one, you can activate the product later after installation.

Step 05:

Select the edition you want to install on this device from the list. When selected, click Next.

Check If Your PC Is Compatible

First, download and run Microsoft’s PC Health Check tool from microsoft.com. It will tell you exactly what’s stopping the upgrade.

Common Blockers

  • No TPM 2.0 — TPM 1.2 or no TPM chip
  • Old processor — Intel 7th gen or older, AMD Ryzen 1st gen
  • No Secure Boot — Legacy BIOS mode

Method 1: Enable TPM in BIOS (Try This First)

  1. Restart PC and press F2/F12/Delete to enter BIOS
  2. Look for “TPM”, “PTT” (Intel), or “fTPM” (AMD) settings
  3. Enable it and save
  4. Try Windows 11 upgrade again

Method 2: Use Microsoft’s Official Workaround

Microsoft themselves published a registry workaround for TPM 2.0 bypass:

  1. Open Registry Editor (regedit)
  2. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESYSTEMSetupMoSetup
  3. Create DWORD: AllowUpgradesWithUnsupportedTPMOrCPU = 1
  4. Restart and run Windows 11 installer

Important Warning

Microsoft may not guarantee updates on unsupported hardware in the future. For best results, consider upgrading your PC hardware or purchasing a Windows 11 compatible system.

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