That’s the “This PC can’t run Windows 11” error message you might have already spotted. If TPM is disabled, it’ll return an error message, urging you to check whether it is enabled. Microsoft’s PC Health Check tool will tell you if your Windows 10 PC can handle the upgrade to Windows 11.
That’s something that Microsoft’s Director of Enterprise and OS Security David Weston said a few days ago, just as people started discovering the Windows 11 upgrade error messages. But most Intel and AMD chips released in the past 5-7 years should support TPM. That’s not the kind of upgrade notebook owners can go for. You can purchase a TPM separately if your desktop PC doesn’t have one. The latter is the more secure one, and that’s the kind of TPM processor you’ll need for Windows 11. TPM comes in two versions, including 1.2 and 2.0.
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