Windows 10 upgrade to Windows 11 without TPM
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Microsoft is currently offering upgrade to Windows 11 despite the lack of prerequisites, We summarize what he and other users write here, Upgrade to Windows 11 without TPM and Secure Boot.
On October 14, 2025, the support of Windows 10 will end. Microsoft has done a lot to make the switch to Windows 11 palatable for customers. A lack of support for the TPM 2.0 security protocol or processors that are too old have so far gladly refused to upgrade to Windows 11. Although the possibility of installing the server version of Windows 11 with an inactive online connection provides a remedy in many cases, most users would prefer a real update.
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The Windows newsblog Borncity has now described his experiences with the upgrade to Windows 11 on an old laptop running Windows 10. According to this, it is a Dell notebook with Windows 10 22H2, in which Born has disabled TPM, otherwise it is considered compatible with Windows 11. Despite the disabled TPM function, he is repeatedly offered the upgrade to Windows 11 22H2. And he does not seem to be an isolated case.
Recently able to install Windows 11 on a Dell PC with an Intel Core i5-4590 CPU, although this processor is considered incompatible with Windows 11. User Blacky Forest comments that his two PCs were not compatible at first due to the CPUs, but then the CPUs had disappeared from the compatibility list and he was able to update. Unfortunately, he did not provide further details despite the demand.
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User Mick can even report a forced update. According to his statement, he was installing updates for Windows 10 when he was supposed to restart the PC and then started the installation of Windows 11 without being asked. User M.D. reports that Microsoft is carrying out UEFI updates unnoticed in the course of updates for Windows 10 in order to be able to make more configurations compatible with Windows 11. So Microsoft seems to be doing everything to make more and more PCs compatible with Windows 11.
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